Is it true that you've never ever played Tecmo Bowl

 Is it true that you've never ever played Tecmo Bowl?

I've had no experience playing Tecmo Bowl. This is the real truth. I have watched people play the game a lot. But I had an idea of what I could do. I knew how the Tecmo Bowl man could do. It's great to listen to people compliment me from that game.

A big part of your return to Madden will be celebrating Nike's iconic Bo Knows campaig, here suggest you buy Mut 22 coins on MMOexp. We'll go back to the beginning. How did Bo Knows present the idea of Bo Knows to you?

We were introduced to Bo Knows accidentally. Writers, directors, sketchers We were sat at a table discussing storyboards to shoot our next project. We decided to trim the story down as it was quite long. Everyone was giving their own opinion about this and that. I just said, 'Why should we not do this? ... What's the reason? Why shouldn't we take this idea and move it to the other side, then put it together with a cut of 5 or 6 seconds?' They glanced at me then said 'Wow. It's probably going to work. Then, someone across the table glanced to me and said 'Bo Knows!' Then it stuck. It was not like anyone sat around and washed their heads or stayed up late trying to think of the catchy phrase. It was just a matter of sitting around the table talking about the latest news.

Before you got an iconic shoe known as it was Nike Air Bo Turf, in 1990, you headlined the Nike Air Trainer 3, that became known as your shoe. What are your favorite memories concerning your experience with the Air Trainer 3?

So, let me present it to you like this. In 1969 my time in the first grade in my home in rural Alabama, during the winter it was in 30s in the outside. And I was required to attend school in barefoot. There were no shoes. I'm not telling this story for sympathy or as a sob story. But I can recall my brother standing a block away from my house. I'm standing at the front door. Our sister was a short distance from him, and my other sister was at the stop for buses. My sister who was at the bus stop could see that the bus was on top just a few miles away from her, she'd yell on my second sister. She would shout to my brother, and then my brother would shout at me. And then I'd go to the exit barefoot. 

And by the time my brother was able to reach my first sister I'd probably caught him up to speed. The moment we got to the bus stop, I'm just 15 and 20 yards from my brother and sister. From schooling barefoot in the winter of '69 to becoming a teenager and wearing the same sneaker as me ... I felt blessed.

After 30 some odd years, some people still boast about that shoe and collect the shoe. Some time ago an old friend from mine Anthony Anderson, the comedian, text me saying, 'Hey Bo! I'm doing a show with all my sneakers. I'm unable to locate them. I need a pair or your footwear!' It just happened that I had a pair sitting inside my workplace. I said, 'Hey, I have one here. I'll just mail those to your address. It's those moments like those when I just sit back and say, 'Wow!.'

In this NFL season, New York Giants running back Nike athletics player Saquon Barkley was given his special version Air Trainer 3. How was it to watch him pay tribute to you through the sneaker?

I gave him the shoes. It was like me saying"Grasshopper! It's my right now to carry this torch. And you have to do it in a professional manner. I'm sure Saquon will do an excellent job at this. Saquon is a very good child. He reminds me a bit of me. He's strong and has his head straight. This is the thing that amazes me the most. The thing that impresses me is not his numbers. I love how his personality is displayed.

It will be Bo Jackson. When you think about some of the NFL running backs that came from behind, which recall you the most? I can think of two -Two - Saquon as well as Derrick Henry -- on the sheer strength, power and the ability to navigate between the field and defense. They don't have the speed I had. But they've managed to make it work for them. They're very successful at what they do. And that's why they're looked at as top of the best running backs in the game at the moment.

In the course of your career, what's a action you've made that you think could have come from video games?

One thing that's not talked about, except for Denver Broncos fans is when we traveled to Denver and I played through their defense on one play like an ice-cold knife through butter. It's not bragging, but all about the size that I was at that time and the low I learned in college to run behind my pads. That means you'd never find me upright, in the event that I had someone five or six yards behind me trying to chase me. When I was in the middle of the road, in the thick of things it only took me one moment to realize that not running with your pads can be harmful for you. I'm unable to recall the name of the guy but it was a linebacker in the Cardinals during their time in Phoenix. He blew me up. He struck me on the 6or 7-yard line, and hit me in the 2. He helped me stand up and said, "Hey, Bo, look, you need to help me get my money. You have to be more consistent. I'm staring at him as if he's are a complete fool. I'm not going to run into that hole no more. After that play I bounced it out and was able to use my speed.

Editor's note: In the fourth quarter of the game with the Raiders in the playoffs against the Broncos in the month of December. 2, 1990, Jackson scored a 62-yard scoring rushing touchdown. He broke five tackles in the process of getting to the end zone. He finished the afternoon with 13 carries that totaled 117 yards and two scores.