In 1986, Bo Jackson ran the fastest verifiable 40-yard dash in NFL combine history, at 4.12 seconds. With that in mind, Tampa Bay made him the top pick of the NFL Draft, only to issue him an ultimatum: baseball or football? Bo chose baseball's Kansas City Royals, until the following year's NFL Draft, when he was selected in the 7th round by the Oakland Raiders. Legendary Raiders owner Al Davis allowed Jackson to play part-time as he juggled All-Star caliber careers in two professional sports.
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