Clueless New football Fan Reacts to Walter Payton NFL Football Highlights
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- Walter Payton "Sweetness" displays amazing football skills in his Running Back position. watching him read routes and dominate the field is a like no other.
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I cried like a baby when he died. In 13 years he missed one game and died from a rare liver disease. He wouldn't allow his celebrity to push him up the list for a liver transplant, he knew there were people who were in front of him on the list. Totally love walter Payton
John Robinson -me too. Still get choked up. He was just the Man to me. 7 or 8 in the box. Everyone in the the stadium knows he's getting the ball. Didnt matter. Sweetness baby!!!
He was an endearingly sweet humble man
Me too bro
I still remember where I was ate when I heard he passed ,and i cried like he was a close family member 😢.
Well said 👍
Grew up a Bears fan in the 80's and it's safe to say Sweetness is my favorite NFL player of all time hands down. RIP. I even had his Kangaroos mid tops in the 4th grade. Those were hot. Gimme a Thumbs up here if you remember those kicks.
I'm too young to remember but I can tell and see his greatness
Jelani Wood
Proud to say I got Sweetness' autograph as a kid.
RIP.
@@kevinscott59 I saw him in person up close once at the Chicago Auto Show in 1987. Can remember it clear as day.
Jelani Wood
I believe '86 or '87 was the year I saw him.
I lived in Hawaii at the time and Pro Bowlers visited military bases
every year.
I got Reggie White's autograph around the same time.
I like the way you noticed walters great will. Gained a sub for the insightful commentary.
Walter Payton played 13 seasons ONLY missed 1 game ONLY ONE manliest of all RUNNING backs THE GOAT
Watch a Bears game this season... see how many 34's are in the stands from all the Payton jerseys. He lives forever in us, like all our heroes in Orange and Blue.
sweetness ❤
The superman theme song playing in the background was actually fitting, Payton was flying out there
Hell yeah
The Man of the Year award or Walter Payton award is given to players who are not only stelar on the field but off the field as well.
Sweetness was a name given about the way he ran..smooth and natural ... it was sweetness to watch him run..
He was a very nice man, on and off the field. The NFL's "Man of the Year" award is named after him for a reason. However, he was known as "Sweetness" because of those sweet moves running with the football.
One Of The Greatest Player Of All Time
Takable Pond1339
Not even one of the greatest players
He’s the *greatest player of all time*
No he's the greatest player of all time
He's the Goat
The greatest and one helluva human being.He is what men should be inspired to be. Diven,humble and compassionate.
Walter Payton ''''gave a lot to the game,,he love it great man
His signature move is the jig step he was the Chicago bears for many of those 13 years.Sweetness was the way he ran so sweet it was
Sweetness was his nickname on the field due to his ability to make tacklers look foolish as he either, juke em like crazy, stiff arm the sweat out of them or just flat out run you over. His style was just simply pure sweetness!
Ok I can get with that
@@Triciamichelle_yt no doubt
Wrong. He was called Sweetness because of how he moved. Everything looked effortless and smooth.
@@BenTIStudios I literally just explained that so no, I'm not wrong. How do you feel now? Stupid? You should be
@@kam31401 Not at all because that's not what you said at all. He wasn't called sweetness because of running people over or his stiff arms. Which he was great at. He was called sweetness because of how he moved. How his legs and hips looked as moved. Closest you came was "juke em like crazy". You want to turn this into some dumb back and forth, go ahead. I've said all I am going to say on the matter. Have a good one. Bear Down.
you should do bo jackson next, he could have been the best running back ever if it wasnt for the career ending hip injury. he was also a great baseball player. he had great stats on both sports but missed half the nfl season and around 40 to 50 baseball games because both sports are going on in september and october.
From my hometown Columbia,Mississippi. Absolute ICON! I have his autograph I got when I was 7 in 1979. There is a statue of him here at Columbia High School where he played.
Walter Payton NEVER shied away from contact.
Im 54 years old and I still cry when I watch this mans highlights. I modeled my game after this man. Walter Payton is sorely missed. What a football player. IMO the greatest ever and beloved.
Back in 1986, I was waiting to get into the Alcopolco Bar along with many others (Payton owned this night spot located in Elk Grove Villiage, IL) when several people started yelling "Walter." I then turned to my left and Walter Payton was standing right there, next to me. I then stuck my hand out and Walter Payton shook it. He squeezed my hand so hard it hurt for a week, but that wonderful memory of a Chicago sport's legend will last forever. R.I.P. Walter
Monsters of the Midway he wasn’t shaking ur hand, he was pissed u randomly stuck ur hand out at him so he squeezed it as hard as he could to try and hurt you. Lmao I’m jk. Would be funny tho.
Your observations and sentiment are spot on. Well done! Remember watching Sweetness with my mother (God rest her soul). I remember Mom, sitting in her rocker pumping her arms above her head and cheering at the TV.
The NFL man of the year award for off field charity community work is the Walter Payton award . Sweetness yes was his demeanor. He never ran out of bounds he would stiff arm shot first . Strong legs unbelievable runner but could block and catch out backfield . I am a Bear fan and when he passed I was devastated. Sundays during football season are not the same since Walter Retired . Power with grace . My fav and really the only person I idolized as a kid . ❤️👍
His running style is why they called him sweetness
And I met and played ball with him and my church friends
He did it for charity for the March of dimes walk
Great baller much better man
Walter kept his hips straight and he got his head low to grab him as he went by r than the tackler. That gave him the leverage to run them over. I can remember hearing the news of his passing. thanks for reacting to this particular video.
There is an award named after this man! Great man! Great video.
Seemed like a great player on and off the field
The GOAT in my opinion. Sweetness #34 Walter Payton
Tough as nails
No chance. Barry Sanders is miles ahead of Payton.
Bo Rood Barry was awesome no doubt but can he block ? No ! Was he the receiving threat Walter was ? No! Could Barry throw the ball ? No ! Walter was the bears emergency Qb and actually played Qb in a game once. He was also the back up field goal kicker. To say Barry is miles ahead of Walter is silly. Walter could do it all
@@billyreno8221 Walter was the best overall RB ever
@@borood1188 hahahahaha whats your next joke walter was way better than barry
Don't call yourself clueless. I grew up watching Payton play. He's my all time favorite Bear & player. Watching him through your eyes made me appreciate Payton even more. You're a skilled observer! Thanks for posting this fine video!
She's definitely learning because you should see some of her first videos where she really was clueless
You do what I do when watching Walter Peyton I grin from ear to ear! He was a pinball he gets bumped around but keeps rolling!!! You are beautiful new sub😀
Glad you did look at Walter, he was the man. Wish that video told more about him. He never missed a game, maybe one in his career. He played sick, hurt, he just played.
The part where his team was mobbing and he was jumping around at 10:50 was because he broke the all-time rushing record of Jim Brown in that game. He was the all-time leading rusher for just about 20 years. Also, he was a sweet person, his kindness to everyone is why the Man of the Year Award regarding humanitarian efforts by an NFL player was renamed for him after his death.
And finally yeah, the entire city, his team, coaches, family....heck the entire fanbase of the NFL loved him. Even Packers fans, the team's archrival respected him and loved him in their own way.
In my opinion he is the greatest player to ever play. He could pass like a quarterback, catch like a receiver, one of the best rushers to play running back, blocked as well as linemen, punted the ball 40 yards, could kick field goals and led the league in return yards when he brought back kickoffs. Complete player. Sure he could tackle too.
They called him Sweetness because he played a violent and brutal sport but HE MADE EVERYTHING LOOK "SWEEEET" WHILE HE WAS DOIN IT!" The way he would move, the way he would high step and point his toes while he was running, was like watching a dancer playing football. But that's exactly right because most people don't know that WALTER PAYTON WAS ACTUALLY A SOUL TRAIN DANCER WHEN HE WAS YOUNGER hahaha!!!! (look up Walter Payton on Soul Train.) That's kinda the reason why he looked so sweet on the football field. But the reason why he is so great is because of something totally different - BECAUSE OF HIS WILL! It was like he would rather die than let you stop him. He would go around you, go over you, go under you, go through you, it just didn't matter. You would have to kill him to stop him. He didn't care how big, strong, or fast you were - He never stopped, he never gave up, he never quit, he was never scared. Me and my brothers all ended up playing professional sports (football and baseball) and no matter what we did, no matter what sport we played, no matter position we were playing- WE TRIED TO DO IT LIKE WALTER PAYTON WOULD DO IT. He was our example. He showed us how to get it done, and just like Walter Payton did it - WE GONNA MAKE IT LOOK SWEEEEEET WHILE WE DOING IT hahahaha.
I’m not an American football fan but even I know Payton was a monster
He really was
And a really great person!
Walter was THE BEST EVER! So awesome. He was also the third string quarterback for Chicago...if they ever needed him for it.
His brother also played football...was a punt returner for Minnesota if i remember correctly. His name was Eddie Payton.
You are the best for reacting to this. Love you!
He's called sweetness for a few reasons actually his moves, the way he heart of gold and such soft spoken
Wow, for someone attempting to learn about football, she is on point with her observations. I have seen all of these highlights but watching this pretty lady react makes me excited watching them again.
Watching this did my heart a world of good. In early 1985, my suburban Chicago high school had a Fellowship of Christian Athletes basketball game in which Walter Payton participated in. I was a really skinny 17 year old black kid, amongst a sea of predominately whites in the audience. I was fortunate enough to sit behind the pro athletes' bench. Seeing Payton in person, the thing that really struck me was he wasn't tall but he was more muscular than anyone I'd ever seen before. During the course of the basketball game, he'd dunked a few times which amazed me. The greatest memory for me that night, however, was whenever he came out of the game for a rest he pointedly turned to converse with me. He asked me how long I'd lived in that community, what I liked to do, what plans I'd had for my future, etc. I was blown away. The following Monday at school, all day my classmates wanted to know what Payton was talking to me about. Later that year, the Chicago Bears dominated the NFL, eventually winning the Super Bowl. That whole year was magical for me!
The NFL man of the year award, basically humanitarian of the year among players, is named after him. He's the reason I played running back.
All love and good spirit you and yours.
Rip🪦to the greatest☝️running🏃♂️back in NFL🏈history, Sweatness Walter Payton 🐻.
Hey, Steeler fan here again. So glad you are doing this guy. He is my all-time favorite football player and he did not play for my team. He was an amazing guy both on and off the football field and the world is a less good place for him dying so young.
Hes great
Sweetness in my opinion is the greatest and most complete football player that ever lived, he could do it all on the football field, played QB at times, greatest blocker , incredible leaping ability ...pound for pound probably the strongest as well.
yes he was... and the classiest athlete I've ever seen in all of sports
Always loved Walter Payton, RIP. My second fave next to Barry Sanders. Walter was a warrior out there
Great video Allure, you recommended it and I love ever bit of it. As for Walter Payton' nick name "Sweetness" had a lot to do with the way he moves on the field. Back in the 90's I had to do the same research you did to find out who he was, of course that was before the internet (library) is what it is today. Lol Great work. I don't think I saw a Terrell Davis video on your page. Not my favorite ( just the fan in me talking) but he is one of the greats.
Walter Payton was the Bruce lee Of running backs.his balance ,agility, and strength are legendary. For his size, he was a man in a half.l loved his intensity. He set the bar extremely high...
I agree
Walter Payton was a legend. I know it’s kind of taboo, but OJ Simpson actually had some impressive highlights in his career.
It's not taboo but I just don't think OJ Simpson would be politically correct.whether somebody believes he murdered or didn't murder isn't the point.O'Jays entire football history has been overshadowed by the accusations of murder
Check out Lawrence Taylor in his prime was the most dominating football player of his time. He changed the NFL game both on Offense and Defense.
You seen him run, pure “Sweetness “. It was Walter’s pure will and determination that made him the best. Walter never ran out of bounds and you didn’t hit Walter, he hit you. It was an honor and privilege to watch you play and you will always be Chicago’s favorite son. May you RIP my brother. We’ll always love you.
You nailed it he reads the field and is the best at following his blockers I’ve ever seen
I think you would really enjoy Earl Campbell because of his brute strength and speed for a running back. He is considered by The legendary Jim Brown to be the only running back to be compared to himself.
David C
Earl Campbell was the best power back ever. Barry Sanders was the best runner ever.
@@davidwilliams4837 Walter is the playwr of all rb's
Earl Campbell please
@@patjenkins1308 Hands down bro. The most complete RB and probably player. Didn't matter the situation, Walter was a player you never took out the game and was effective in all.
I don't remember watching Earl Campbell because I was too young but I know I've seen some footage and he was a beast
Same his play and how good of a man he was And the NFL MAN of the YEAR Award is in His Honor Only decals you can wear on your Jersey
One of the most beautiful people ever 😢! I was devastated when he died!
He was called Sweetness because what he did on the gridiron was just so sweet. You hit on something though, the NFL Man of the Year award was named after him because of the great person he was. As far as a football player though, ask any Linebacker or Safety of the 70s or 80s, they'll tell you; he was anything but sweet. He was a mean NASTY man out there; he beat up defenses all by himself. He never ran out of bounds or took a play off. He lowered the shoulder every chance he got and he took on anybody, 185lb CB or 320lb NT, it didn't matter. Payton was the greatest warrior to ever play. Braveheart could have been his moniker instead of Sweetness.
they called him sweetness from the way he runs its so sweet
not even a Bears fan, but Walter is my fav running back of all time. 2nd...the great Barry Sanders
I'll flip it and say definitely Barry Sanders is number one and arguably Bo Jackson is number to Hattie a long career and didn't get hurt. But Barry Sanders is number one no doubt
Walter Payton was the best NCAA player. And best NFL player I ever saw.
2 of my top 3 favorite all-time athletes have passed away i miss both of them
Who were the other two
Walter, the man, is what every man should aspire to be -
On and off the field
I love to see people trying new things
when you watch him for she plays that are coming in or foresee players that are going to tackle them or attempt to the reason that he is so evasive is because he's been playing the game so long and it's almost like just instinct to move a certain way for him. Wonderful player and a great human
Pure poetry in motion. Soo sad he got ill and died way too soon. R.I.P. SWEETNESS!
I would have recommended Payton. He's the best of all time in my opinion.
And I LOVE the fact that at least twice you focused on what made him my favorite: his will. You're exactly right. I love watching his runs because it is the physical manifestation of "this is my will verses yours, I will not break, I will not quit."
He never ran out of bounds on purpose. Even if there were three guys coming at him, he would turn into them, lower his shoulder and fight for just. one. more. yard.
I love that shit.
I liked Peyton a lot but I've got to go with Barry Sanders as the best of all time. Barry Sanders did so much and retired at his peak prematurely.Barry Sanders never cared about how many yards he got and he would have crushed all-time leading rushing record had he just stayed.
Watching this guy run live was incredible there will never be a player like him period.the game was different then.
The Superman theme couldn't be more appropriate. Payton was an absolute superman, especially when he flew over the line
I like this video! I think you should check out 2 other running back that had #34 his name is Earl Cambell, and Ricky Williams.
True Legend always! Back then they didn't call offensive facemask. I really enjoy your reactions.
Thanks for the clarification 😊❤
+K2tha W oh ok thanks for the clarification. Im glad you enjoy my videos as well 😊
Checked ya line-up saw this, had to check it out... Good werk...!!!
Thank you 😊
He blocked, threw, received, ran, he was a complete football player. To me GOAT. and what a great guy he was, try and watch his preseason training, i promise u, u wont b disappointed
In 1985 the Chicago bears was the best defensive team in the NFL the team lineup was simply ridiculous from its quarterback to it wide receivers what an outstanding team
Back in those days when an Athlete made certain moves You would say did you see that Sweet move he just made, and as you can see he he had many SWEET MOVES..
I grew up in Chicago, Seen him play. He is the GOAT. Nobody comes close to this man, nobody.
Eric Dickerson, unique size and speed combination
You said he's just smooth, and you're right. He's sweetness 😉
Your right he does look like a Dolphin when jumping over the pile diving into the endzone. I never noticed that. Good Observation!
Never die easy. 200 lbs of heart and power. Sweetness did it with grace and style.
Good reaction! Your comments pretty much got him right.
Sweetness, both! plays on the field and off.
Yup
The City of Chicago loved then and still love and misses him now.
Allure watch Pure Payton it will give you a better understanding as to why Walter was so special. Also most running backs careers last 4-5 years Walter played 13 and only missed one game. Walter is the G.O.A.T. I idolized him as a kid and cried when he passed.
There is a reason they start the highlight film with off the field stuff. This guy was an amazing human being and the nickname “sweetness” applied to both the beautiful guy he was off the field and the beautiful athlete he was on the field.
He seemed to be a great guy
He ran for 275 yards with the flu
Wowwwwww
Uphill both ways. (I have kid, after all, it wasn't like the Bearsss had a QB then)
And had an 80 yarder called back on a hold or the record would still stand today. Jordan's flu game is only the 2nd best in Chicago sports history.
I'm a huge I mean HUGEE walter Payton fan im sad that I wasn't alive when he played and I couldn't see him play but even if you weren't alive all that matters is that your a fan
What this video didn't show, but was equally impressive, is the fact that this is probably the best blocking running back who ever lived too.
Good video. All of your commentary to his running is why they called him sweetness.
He was sweet on and off the field which is why they have a major award named after the man
Just found your channel. Congrats on your journey. My favorite all time RB is Earl Campbell. Give him a look if you haven't already
i was 8 when he died an my dad told me the legend of him i cried in 99 when he passed the g.o.a.t Walter "SWEETNESS" Payton
Epitome of Greatness
He really was. Just a great soft spoke man. The greatest complete running back i ever saw. Gone too soon.
Did you do Ed Reed free safety for Baltimore? If not check him out Love your show.
You should check out Earl Campbell. He was a beast. He would go through a defensive player when he ran the football.
Look into Dick Butkus, said too be one of the most feared NFL players to ever play the game.
Also played for the Chicago Bears and is enshrined in the NFL hall of fame..
Allure, you've just watched the greatest football player of all time. And yes, he enjoyed the contact. He always delivered the blow, which is why he was never hurt. He missed only 1 game in his career, a game early in his career he could've played in. He ran with power, speed, and elusiveness, he could punt, place kick, block, tackle, played QB one game, long snap, return kicks and punts, and receive. Most of his career he was the only offense, everybody knew he was touching the ball 30-40 times. Also, he took ticket sales over the phone (as a way to prank people. He was a big prankster). He was a member of the Bears Board of Directors. As a player, he would sign a blank contract, and the team would fill in the amount later. The team and the city still look out for his family. They both are t.v. personalities. And "Sweetness" was what he called himself early in his career, meaning, his game was sweet.
Little known fact: Payton retired as the Bears all time leader in receptions (492), a record that still stands to this day. For his whole career, Payton was basically Chicago's entire offense, because they never had a dominant receiver or quarterback the whole time.
Walter Payton also did ballet training, which definitely helped his game.
No, that was Hershall. Walker.
@@mikekoch8683 Please get your facts straight before you comment. Sweetness also took ballet, as did his Chicago Bears team mate Willie Gault. His name is spelled HERSCHEL, not Her-SHALL. Merry Christmas!
Favorite athlete of all time.
Really enjoying your videos. By chance can you do a Reggie Bush video?
O man I like this woman, she said Jesus he still Going 😂 😂
Walter Payton was loved by everyone. He was a pure and genuine nice guy who respected his opponents and team mates alike. He was pure talent, determination and speed on the field with an ability to see the field and how other players would react to what he would do and his stutter step helped him control their reactions to great effect throughout his career. He was only a couple of inched taller than Barry Sanders, but he had more speed and power. I remember they listed his body fat percentage one time during his career and during the season he only had 5% to 7% body fat. That was one of the things that lead to his early death because he unknowingly punished his body by not having enough body fat to properly sustain him during a season. You need a certain percentage to remain healthy and he was actually too low and unhealthy by the end of each season.
The NFL has their man of the year award named after Walter Payton and presents it to the one player who gives back the most to his community with charitable work and programs and it is probably the most sought after award each season. It embodies who he was as a man and the impact he still has today on the game and the league.
he was a beast but no where near as fast as Sanders, one of the reasons he was more combative and direct. Also highly unlikely he was stronger, Sanders squatted more than his linemen and his "NFL combine" consisted of stepping out of class and benching 21 reps in his dress shirt without warm up.
His moves are legendary!
Payton's greatness is missing on these highlight reels
His greatness was in playing his position 100% every second of every play
If you didn't see him play, YOU MISSED IT.
WALTER PAYTON WAS THE TRUTH BACK END THE DAY
NFL man of the year award named for him b/c he was known to be a man of high character.
Love wutchu doin..keep at it lil lady..we gonna make you a sports fan.(fanatic)yet.
I'm learning so much