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College Football Playoff starts tonight.
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Not who you think will win.
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Who do you WANT to win — and why?
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Happy New Year!
You’ll be seeing more from Red Zone Docs this year — more football stories, more context, more moments worth remembering.
If you love the stories behind the game, you’re in the right place.
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🏈 Legendary player stories 🔥 Unforgettable seasons & moments 🎓 College football stories 🏟️ NFL stories
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Congratulations to Michael Vick on his 2025 College Football Hall of Fame Induction.
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RedZoneDocs
(1 year ago)
If you missed Part 1: https://youtu.be/aJKYZ79oOzs
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Will-j5f6v
(1 year ago)
Pure natural athlete. That guy could do anything in sports he wanted to. No alcohol or drugs of any kind. Pure country strong.
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shawnnolan4749
(1 year ago)
As a lifelong Seahawks fan, I don't think we are going to ever see the Bo Jackson that is impossible to debate, but I believe he was the most dominant running back in the history of the game and I believe he would have set records that might have never been touched. He belongs in the HOF in my opinion
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MrKnoxguy101
(1 year ago)
I had the poster of him in shoulder pads and a bat behind his head, his Royals locker on one side and his Raiders locker on the other. He looked like he was jogging down the sidelines but he would just pull away and blow past defenders. When they handed the ball to him, the field was his. In baseball.. he ran up walls and broke bats over his knee, so you can imagine how he played. I was watching the game, the play.. when he got hurt. There will never be another Bo Jackson.
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zqrahll
(10 months ago)
As a kid watching Bo's prime, he was the most amazing thing I'd ever seen. The injury that ended his NFL career made me cry.
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valeriemoore7934
(1 year ago)
BO JACKSON WAS AN AMAZING MULTI-TALENTED MAN
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RobertHall-mq7ze
(1 year ago)
I'll tell a story. I was at Auburn in the spring of 1986 watching the A-day spring game. Bo shows up at halftime to race 12 and under kids in 100 yard dash on the football field. He had about a 10 yard wide lane marked of with cones in the middle of the field. He gave the kids a 15 yard head start so they were lined up across the field in front of him. The kids were getting antsy and before the started the race they began to break running for the endzone. Bo noticed and they were probably 20-25 yards in front of him and he starts running. He finished about 10 yards in front of the closest kids at the goal line. Just crazy fast. Best athlete of all time probably. Better RB's yeah, better baseball players yeah, better track athletes yeah, but not in one body.
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JasonPhillips-sv9ih
(1 year ago)
Bo should be in both Halls of Fame if humanity has any decency
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wicked427cobra
(1 year ago)
I was not a fan of the Raiders or Royals being from Dallas, but i never missed a game on TV that he played in. The most dominating and electrifying athlete I ever saw !!
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bill8027
(1 year ago)
Being 18 in 1989 was the best time to be a teenager playing/watching sports. Bo Jackson was a huge reason for that
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TejasLinebacker
(1 year ago)
Bo Jackson was/is my athlete hero. BO KNOWS!
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