Vincent Edward "Bo" Jackson is a retired All-Star outfielder in Major League Baseball and a Pro Bowl running back in the National Football League. He also gained iconic status with his Nike "Bo Knows" commercials. Hip injuries forced him to retire from both sports prematurely.

On April 21, 2009, Jackson opened the Burr Ridge Bank and Trust, a suburban Chicago bank that he co-owns. Despite the current economic downturn, Jackson stated he wanted to be a part of a "small community bank... owned by the people who live in the community."CBS2 Chicago: Former Sports Star Bo Jackson To Open New Bank

Jackson's video game persona became known as "Tecmo Bo" due to his popularity in the video game Tecmo Super Bowl on the Nintendo Entertainment System. Jackson was the best running back in the game, with unassailable moves and the ability to run hundred of yards per game. His character in the game is known as one of the most lethal video game athletes in history. Videos of Jackson in Tecmo Bowl have shown the running back breaking numerous tackles and running out the entire game time.

• Game played: 694ESPN.com: Bo Jackson Baseball Stats
• Attempts at bat: 2,393ESPN.com: Bo Jackson Baseball Stats
• Runs: 341ESPN.com: Bo Jackson Baseball Stats
• Hits: 598ESPN.com: Bo Jackson Baseball Stats
• Homeruns: 141ESPN.com: Bo Jackson Baseball Stats
• Batting average: .250ESPN.com: Bo Jackson Baseball Stats

• Games played: 38DatabaseFootball: Bo Jackson Football Stats
• Rushing attempts: 515DatabaseFootball: Bo Jackson Football Stats
• Rushing yards: 2,782DatabaseFootball: Bo Jackson Football Stats
• Rushing touchdowns: 16DatabaseFootball: Bo Jackson Football Stats
• Receptions: 40DatabaseFootball: Bo Jackson Football Stats
• Receiving yards: 352DatabaseFootball: Bo Jackson Football Stats
• Receiving touchdowns: 2DatabaseFootball: Bo Jackson Football Stats
• Fumbles: 11DatabaseFootball: Bo Jackson Football Stats

• November 30, 1962: Born

• 1982: Accepted scholarship to Auburn University

• 1985: Heisman Trophy Winner

• 1986: Selected 1st overall by Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 1986 NFL Draft

• 1987: Makes Pro Baseball Debut with the Kansas City Royals

• 1987: After failing to sign with Tampa Bay, drafted in 7th round of NFL Draft by L.A. Raiders

• 1987: Sets Monday Night Football rushing record with 221 yards as Raiders defeat Seattle

• 1989: Selected Most Valuable Player of the MLB All-Star Game

• 1990: In NFL Playoffs, suffers football career-ending hip injury

• 1993: Wins the American League Comeback Player of the Year Award

• 1994: Retires from baseball after one final season with California Angels