Unleashing the Lightning Bob Hayes' Blazing Speed

Bob Hayes came to the Cowboys as an Olympic sprinter with the hopes he could turn into an NFL wide receiver. As it turned out, "Bullet" Bob Hayes changed ... Robert “Bullet Bob” Hayes (1942–2002) reached top levels in two different sports: in track and field as a sprinter, and in professional football as a wide ... Bob Hayes is one the least talked about truly great receivers. He averaged 20 yards a catch for his entire career. He's the only man to win ... Bob Hayes of the Dallas Cowboys looks on during an NFL football game circa 1970. Hayes played for the Cowboys from 1965-74. Hayes enjoyed a successful career with the Dallas Cowboys and a stint with the San Francisco 49ers. Many credit the legendary Rattler with ... ... football blog. Inside The Star » NFL Blog » NFL Draft » Cowboys ... His 20.0 yards per reception average is tied with “Bullet” Bob Hayes ... A more accurate measure might perhaps be the 12.04m/s that Hayes reportedly reached in the process of becoming the first man to break the 10- ... Page 2's Ralph Wiley remembers Bullet Bob Hayes as a blur of speed who revolutionized the game of football. Class of: 1970. Sport: Football NFL Track and Field. Team: Dallas Cowboys. School: FAMU. Robert Lee Hayes, ... A house RESOLUTION. to recognize and honor Bob Hayes, American Olympic sprinter and football player, for his remarkable speed and athletic ...