In the video below, the story of one of Prime Time’s most legendary moments is recanted by Eisen, Nate Burleson, and Prime Time himself…One thing’s for sure, there will never be another one quite like Deion. Usain Bolt runs 4.22-second 40-yard dash at Super Bowl. “I don’t even believe I stretched, you know why, because I never seen a cheetah stretch, before he gonna get his prey.”Īccording to Rich Eisen, the longtime ESPN host, Deion Sanders has said he previously ran a blazing fast 4.19 40-yard-dash. The Legend of Deion Sanders’ Purported Sub-4.2 40 Scored 55 all-purpose TDs in 13 seasons as one of the most electric return specialists ever. relay team and averaged just over 17 yards per catch.Ĭompeted against Carl Lewis in the long jump in the 1988 Olympic trials. Usain Bolt 40 Yard Dash TimeThough roughly 64 meters shorter than the 100-meter dash, Bolt blazed through the grass to tie an NFL record, dropping a 4. He won an Olympic gold medal in 1988 for the U.S. bobsled team and had a solid career averaging a hair under 20 yards per catch.Īl Davis was a big fan of having world class burners on the outside, and Jett was another one of them. He danced ballet (!), was an alternate on the 1988 U.S. set a relay team record in the 1983 World Championships. Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt shows off his super speed as he runs the 40-yard dash at the Super Bowl, which would be a record for NFL players at the. Made the 1980 Olympic team that boycotted the games, and helped the U.S. At the 2019 Super Bowl Experience on Saturday, Bolt unofficially tied the NFL scouting combine’s 40-yard dash record with a 4.22 rumble. Track stars who made an impact in the NFLįrom the sprinter’s block to the field, many sprinters have had success on football’s greatest stage.Ī former Olympic gold medalist in the relay, Hayes was dubbed the “World’s Fastest Man” in 1964, and transitioned successfully to the NFL notching 71 career touchdown receptions.
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