As you reflect on your professional career, what's the most memorable play you made that you believe could have been the result of an online game?

The one that's not talked about, besides Denver Broncos fans is when we were in Denver and I ran through their defense like the hot knife that cuts through butter. Not bragging, but it's just the fact being the size I was back then and how low I had to be in college to be able to run with pads behind me. That means that you won't be able to see me upright running with my pads, unless I had someone standing 5 or 6 yards in front of me trying to catch me. But when I was up in traffic, and in the high-traffic area I only needed just one moment to understand that not running behind your pads is bad for you. I'm not sure of the name of the guy however, he was a linebacker of the Cardinals when they were in Phoenix. He blew me up. He punched me in the 6- or 7-yard line and dropped me on the 2. He helped me stand up and said, 'Hey Bo I'm looking at you, Bo. You need to make me earn my check. It's time to get faster.' I'm looking at him like, 'You have lost your mind. I'm not going back into that hole no more. In the next game I bounced it off the wall and ran at my speed.

Editor's note: During the fourth quarter of a match of the Raiders as well as the Broncos at the end of Dec. 2, 1990 Jackson achieved a record-breaking 62 yard rush touchdown, breaking five tackles before getting to the goal line. Jackson finished his day with 13 carries , 117 yards and two scores.

The game in Denver when I was able to get past all the players, I jumped over an offensive linebacker. I then jumped over somebody else. And , if I'm correct I slammed into their All-Pro linebacker, [Karl] Mecklenburg who sprinted past the defensive back towards the goal line. This is one of the plays that sticks out to me since I was required to making someone miss, to jump, get low and go for 60 yards to score an elusive touchdown.

What was the first thought that came to your mind when you saw you on the Madden cover?

I just sat and thought to myself, 'Man you still got it. I did it right. This is the advice I give to players that are similar to Derrick Henry and Saquon Barkley: Do it right. If you're successful on the first try, you'll be remembered forever.

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