Unveiling the Secrets of Bob Hayes' Unrivaled Speed in Football

The official athletics website for the University of North Florida Ospreys. 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 ... Here, we see a picture of the legendary Bob Hayes, a man who changed the game of football forever. Known as “Bullet Bob,” he was not only a ... Hayes excelled in track and field and football at Florida A&M. His skill level flourished coaching under the legendary Jake Gaither, and he ... Segregation and football almost kept Florida A&M's "Bullet Bob" Hayes out of the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. But it was destined to happen. Bob Hayes is the fastest man to ever live. Hayes' split time of 8.6 in the 4x100 final in the '64 Tokyo Olympics is still, 58 years later, the fastest recorded ... After winning gold medals at the 1964 Summer Olympics, he played as a split end in the National Football League (NFL) for the Dallas Cowboys (for 11 seasons). Bob Hayes of the Dallas Cowboys looks on during an NFL football game circa 1970. Hayes played for the Cowboys from 1965-74. Once upon a time, the world's fastest human played for the Dallas Cowboys. He was as accomplished on the track as he was on the football ... ... football skills could excel as a wide receiver. Hayes has been credited by many with forcing the NFL to develop a zone defense and the bump and run to ...