Would Bo Jackson have been the Michael Jordan of Football if not for his injury?

[Sweet Pea 50]

Originally Posted by BoxingGenius27

Ok, let me put it in your terms.

Would the Bo Jackson of football have been better than the Walter Peyton, Emmit Smith, Nate Cambell or Barry Sanders of football?

Or are they all just players of football?

If he would have solely put his efforts into playing football, he could have probably been a top 5-10 ATG RB.

Nate Cambell? Do you mean Earl Campbell?

[BoxingGenius27]

Originally Posted by squealpiggy

That cartoon is the Richard Feynman of cartoons.

No, it's more like the Squealpiggy of Boxingscene's lounge.

Starts off good, then slowly fizzles out.

[Danny Gunz]

Originally Posted by BoxingGenius27

Ok, let me put it in your terms.

Would the Bo Jackson of football have been better than the Walter Peyton, Emmit Smith, Nate Cambell or Barry Sanders of football?

Or are they all just players of football?

Nate Campbell I assume you mean Earl Campbell.

[BoxingGenius27]

Originally Posted by Sweet Pea 50

If he would have solely put his efforts into playing football, he could have probably been a top 5-10 ATG RB.

Nate Cambell? Do you mean Earl Campbell?

Yep, Earl Campbell.

[BoxingGenius27]

Originally Posted by Danny Gunz

Nate Campbell I assume you mean Earl Campbell.

Lol Yea, Earl Campbell.

That's what happens when you have boxing and football on your mind.

[BERNIE'S CORNER]

Originally Posted by BoxingGenius27

Ok, let me put it in your terms.

Would the Bo Jackson of football have been better than the Walter Peyton, Emmit Smith, Nate Cambell or Barry Sanders of football?

Or are they all just players of football?

Hey B G 27 I didn't mean to overlook your question. Just got caught up.

Bo ( In my opinion ) was one of the most gifted athletes I've ever seen.

Being a bruising type back combined with 4.12 speed made him that.

Even if he didn't sustain the hip injury, chances are other injuries would have slowed him down.

The average life of an average NFL r.b. is 2.6 yrs. Bo was no average back but running with reckless abandon will cut the life of ones career.

[oside4life]

no cause u need to win championships to be like mike and the RAiders Suck go broncos!!!!!!

[BoxingGenius27]

Originally Posted by BERNIE'S CORNER

Hey B G 27 I didn't mean to overlook your question. Just got caught up.

Bo ( In my opinion ) was one of the most gifted athletes I've ever seen.

Being a bruising type back combined with 4.12 speed made him that.

Even if he didn't sustain the hip injury, chances are other injuries would have slowed him down.

The average life of an average NFL r.b. is 2.6 yrs. Bo was no average back but running with reckless abandon will cut the life of ones career.

That's true, Bo was a bruiser. Remember what he did to "The Bozz" lol

[squealpiggy]

Originally Posted by BoxingGenius27

No, it's more like the Squealpiggy of Boxingscene's lounge.

Starts off good, then slowly fizzles out.

This observation was the Scrappy Doo of observations.

[Rudyo]

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