Bob Hayes ULTIMATE Highlights Cowboys WR#22 "THE GREATEST DEEP THREAT WR IN NFL HISTORY" (1965-1974)

BOB HAYES NFL HALL OF FAME AND AMERICAS TEAM ON SPEED EXPLOSION RECEIVER

Bob Hayes, aka Bullet Bob, brought Olympic speed straight into the NFL. Gold medalist in the 100 meters at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, he joined the Dallas Cowboys and changed defensive football overnight. Corners backed off, safeties stayed deep, and zone coverage became survival. Hayes caught 71 career touchdowns and scored twice in Super Bowl VI, turning pure track speed into a championship weapon. #nflfootball #nflhighlights | Gridiron Glory Days

Bob Hayes had Olympic gold speed — the kind that forced defenses to change the game. But Darrell Green? That was chase-you-down, erase-you, 40-years-old-still-running-4.3 type speed 💨. One was a track legend in pads… the other was pure football speed for two decades. So stop playing it safe — who wins the race in full gear? 👀🔥 #fyp #explore #football | The Red Zone Post

Bob Hayes was one of the best sprinters of his generation. Before a successful career in the NFL, the American's speed became legendary at Tokyo 1964. #StrongerTogether | Olympics