Let me explain it in the following way. In 1969 the year I was in Madden 22 coins the first grade growing up in rural Alabama, during the winter months, it was in 30s in the outside. And I had to go to school barefoot. Shoes were not allowed. I'm not saying this for an apology or as a sob story. But I do remember my brother standing a block away from our house. I'm standing at the front door. Our sister was a block away from my brother, and my other sister was waiting at the bus station. When my sister at the bus stop saw the bus crest the hill just a few miles away from her, she'd shout her sister. She would then yell at my brother. My brother would yell to me. I would then walk out the door , barefoot. At the point that my brother arrived at my sister's house I'd have spotted him up to speed. As we made it on the road I was 15 to 20 yards from my brother and sister. From going to school barefoot in the winter of 1969 to growing up and getting the same sneaker as my own ... It was blessed.

After 30 or so decades, people still brag about their shoes and keep the shoes. In the last few weeks, a good friend of mine, Anthony Anderson, the comedian, texted me, 'Hey, Bo! I'm doing a comedy show about every pair of sneakers. I'm not able to find those Air Shoes. I'm looking for a pair of your shoes it just that I found the pair on my desk. I said, 'Hey! I've got one of these here. You can send your pair. It's the moments like those when I just sit back and think, "Wow.'

The last NFL year, New York Giants running back Nike athletics player Saquon Barkley received his own rendition of Air Trainer 3. How did it feel to watch him pay homage to you by wearing the sneakers?

I blessed him with these shoes. It was as if I said"Grasshopper, it's your opportunity to carry this torch. And you have to keep it up. I'm sure Saquon will perform a superb job at that. Saquon is a wonderful kid. He reminds me a much of me. He's fast and strong, and keeps his head in the right direction. That's what impresses me the most. His personality isn't his stats. I love the way he conducts himself.

There will always be one Bo Jackson. However, when you look back on cheap Madden nfl 22 coins all the NFL running backs that have followed you, which of them are the most like you?