Rumor has it that there were only 25 of each of these made (although they are unnumbered). They are super cool and beautiful in person! Love interesting Bo Jackson stuff!

Good Morning!

A little Bo Jackson for your Wednesday morning. #WhatsOnYourDesk

“Set your goals high, and don't stop till you get there.” —Bo Jackson

#BeTheGood

🚨RELEASE DAY SUPERFRACTOR 🚨

Bo Jackson is my 2nd favorite all-around athlete….after the incomparable Jim Thorpe. Check out these career highlight!

🏈

Football (NFL) Highlights

Team: Los Angeles Raiders (1987–1990)

• 1987 NFL Draft: Drafted by the Raiders in the 7th round (after refusing to play for the Buccaneers, who drafted him #1 overall in 1986).

• 1987–1990 Seasons: Averaged 5.4 yards per carry — one of the highest in NFL history.

• 91-yard touchdown run (1987): Against the Seahawks on Monday Night Football, he sprinted past defenders and into the tunnel, becoming an iconic moment.

• 1989 Pro Bowl Selection: Named to the Pro Bowl despite being a part-time player.

• 221 rushing yards vs. Seattle (1987): One of the best single-game rushing performances in NFL history.

⚾

Baseball (MLB) Highlights

Teams: Kansas City Royals, Chicago White Sox, California Angels

Career: 1986–1994

• 1986 AL All-Star: Hit 22 HRs as a rookie.

• 1989 MLB All-Star Game MVP: Crushed a 448-foot home run in his first at-bat and stole a base — becoming the game’s MVP.

• 32 HR / 105 RBI season (1989): His best statistical year.

• Incredible athleticism in the outfield: Known for climbing walls and throwing runners out with cannon-like throws.

• Career MLB stats: 141 HR, 415 RBI, .250 batting average in 694 games.

🔥 Dual-Sport Achievements

• Only athlete to be named an All-Star in both MLB and NFL.

• Nike “Bo Knows” Campaign (1989): One of the most iconic ad campaigns in sports history.

• Heisman Trophy Winner (1985): As a running back at Auburn University.

• Inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame (1996).

• Named to the All-Time NFL Team (100th Anniversary, 2019).

Bo knows Baseball and Bo knows Football. He had such an unforgettable promotional campaign that he just had to excel in both sports. And he sure did, becoming the only athlete to be named an “All-Star” in 2 major sports. Bo is simply, the man…just don’t ask him to autograph his infamous 1990 Score card because he won’t. 😂