Bo Jackson Appreciation

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My favorite football player ever. And one of the greatest sports video game characters ever
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Appreciated! I think ge deserves to be in the Hall of Fame or deserves some sort of high sports honor. I know his football career didn't last long and hedidn't have Hall of Fame numbers, but dude was a beast. I know it wouldn't be fair to other players whose careers were cut short do to injury, but hisimpact was far greater than most of those players, probably all of them. I really believe he could've been the best back ever. He was the MJ of football onand off the court. LOL! That last sentence just took me back to my childhood. You guys remember the cartoon with MJ, Bo, and Gretzky? Classic!
 
Bo is always appreciated in my book. Best player on Super Tecmo Bowl
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But dude played pro football and pro baseball, unheard of at that time
 
Originally Posted by Dathbgboy

Bo is always appreciated in my book. Best player on Super Tecmo Bowl
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But dude played pro football and pro baseball, unheard of at that time
When his health was on 'excellent' he literally couldn't be stopped in Tecmo. I would get soooo pissed playing the Raiders in thatgame.
 
Like mentioned, when Bo was healthy he was a force all his own. It's a damn shame his career was cut short.
 
Originally Posted by jschue

Originally Posted by Dathbgboy

Bo is always appreciated in my book. Best player on Super Tecmo Bowl
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But dude played pro football and pro baseball, unheard of at that time
When his health was on 'excellent' he literally couldn't be stopped in Tecmo. I would get soooo pissed playing the Raiders in that game.


My cousin would kill me in with dude ;{

But yea Bo Knows!!!
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1985 Auburn:

Baseball:
Jackson batted .401 with 17 home runs, 43 RBI and 55 runs in 42 games in 1985. In a game against the Georgia Bulldogs at Foley Field in Athens,Georgia, Jackson led Auburn to victory with a 4-for-5 performance, with three home runs and a double. Jackson launched his last home run that day into a brandnew light standard.

Football:
In 1985 Jackson rushed for 1,786 yards, which was the second best single-season performance in SEC history. That year, he averaged 6.4 yards perrush, which at the time was the best single-season average in SEC history. For his performance in 1985, Jackson was awarded the Heisman Trophy

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