When The Boz Met Bo Jackson HD

And they give it to Jackson, who spins the coach. And four upcoming. Dabaj, freshly clocked. Is that a haircut or a brand? Tackles with the wrong shoulder, but that's a good way to get another bad shoulder. From the 30-yard line, and it takes about four of them to get him down at the 28-yard line. Boy, there's a great effort. Mike convinced me. It's the Seahawks. Third down and six at Stenov. Eagle, but there goes Bowe. Catches Bowe, touchdown. He may not stop until Tacoma. He's gone. Portland. He just went by Spokane. Play from the nine-yard line, third and six. You'll see Dean Miraldi, the center, pull out of there. Steve Wright, the right tackle. But I mean, it's over right there. Kenny easily has the angle. And it's like little kids chasing a grown man. You can't wait till he leaves. Third, and Jackson just shoves him into the end zone. I suggest a handicap of 18. How about 20 pounds? That's the matchup you like to see. He's going to go here. Here's Brian Bosworth. They're going to meet on the two-yard line and end up in the end zone. Watch the Bos. He plays it perfectly. Flows to the football. Meets Bowe Jackson at the two. Sorry. Again, an isolation. And it's even more remarkable, because Bosworth has it, Dan, exactly where he wants to be at this point. Oh, he's in perfect position. The shoulders are square. The back dips. He drives into him, and he gets driven back into the end zone himself. First and 10 for the Raiders. With Jackson in motion, give it to Bowe. On a slot back around, he hits it. And down to the 10-yard line. And I think the Buffalo Bills will play the Raiders in the Coliseum on Sunday at this early television set. And he has to be totally frustrated. He took a full all-out sprint. Doe for him. And I mean, there's no chance. I think we got a good iso on the Bos. Now, he reads the reverse right there. He's got the angle. Look at the look. Now he realized he took the wrong angle. You see him break a little bit back to the right and never even got in close. It is so easy to misjudge a big man when they have speed. The football, 2-0-2, now becomes about 2-0-8, give or take a yard after the White. To a one-yard game. Stop the pressure. Five yards. Back in 77 against Minnesota. Here's Bowe Jackson, who's up at over 200. And every yard he gains, he has back-to-back games of over 200 yards. Jackson on the draw, and still is able to squirt forward. Bosworth had him around the ankle, and Bowe able to lunge forward to turn it into a minimal game. A drag draw, the quarterback going back. Wilson, that time, looked that Bowe Jackson gave the play away a little bit. First guy in was Jacob Green, but then Ryan Bosworth came in and- Short stick, it's a 32-yard line. After a first down, it was a 39-yard line.