Walter Payton - Beyond The Glory 1/5

[businesseast]

GFL ( 1999 GOD'S FOOTBALL LEAGUE ) 1ST ROUND DRAFT FROM CHICAGO BEARS..

COACH GOD NEEDED A RUNNING BACK IN 1999 HE PICKED WALTER PAYTON.

[Billtron220]

sweetness



[oldwolf67]

MY HERO THE BEST

[SparticusHun]

For the love god people, quit going to YouTube, finding sports videos and then ending with a slam on Lebron. We all know Lebron did 0% wrong. Find a new topic

[kmayist]

I remember it this way; hit first one up ,hit first one up; hit first one up;hit first one up (help the player or players that hit me get up) over,and over again and still want th ball.Ive never seen anyone before or now do this except Walter Payton . Then asked what he would do differant if he could do it all over again he says "i'd like to play defense so i could make tackles"; folks there has never been anyone like Walter Payton period.

[ESSENCEOFEACHTHING]

@kmayist

After watching some of Walter Payton's moves on the field.I would nick name him The "Rule Book". You seem to be a great admirer of the man.Is this nick name suitable?

[PaulJordan318]

I've got to say I've never been much of a football fan, but when Walter Payton played I was one of his biggest fans! I've got to say it a very sad day when he announced he was sick! Great man!! I miss him a lot!!!

[volvo4422]

he ran for almost 17,000 yds in his career, and almost 7,000 of them were on .500 or under Bears teams....he took all that punishment every week with no hope of making the playoffs for many seasons. he never bitched, complained, or wanted a trade - he played every game at 110% even if it was a lost cause because he was loyal to his team and he never quit - thats why he's the BEST..take that Lebron James

[jimw281972]

I was born and bred a Packers fan. I watched this guy eat my beloved Packers alive on many occasions. He was so good, I would find myself actually rooting for him! I never told my father that, lol. But after Walter died I finally told my dad I secretly rooted for Walter (even when he was playing GB) know what my dad said? "Son, so did I." That's all you need to know about this man, this role model, this hero... God Bless, from a Packers/Sweetness fan!

[savebylundqvist3530]

It angers me that a great man like Walter was taken so young. We need more Walter Payton's around

[Adino1]

He was my superhero too.

[MrDarcyzPP]

You're "sorry" about the audio? Why not do it all over again and make it right, instead of being "sorry"? If you were truly sorry, you'd correct it.

[ChicagoCubs13]

im a big bears fan i wish i was alive to see the best running back of all time in person im 16 and would give anything to go to that 85 super bowl by the way they should have payton that touchdown in the super bowl instead of the frige because payton was the one to lead them to that game

R.I.P

[Jononutoob]

I miss Walter. I miss sweetness. I cry every time I see that press conference.

[mikedavis5671]

Walter Payton...great human being..great athlete..great father..someone to look up to and strive to be like.

[nissansentraglx]

I was glad that it was Emmitt that broke his record, but if I were going to show some high school fball player how to be NFL running back, I would give them a highlight reel if Walter and tell them, ' this is how you do it.'

[DayTripper1025]

if there was a manual on how to be a running back i think the title walter payton

[syanhc]

Thanks for the documentary. I am a HUGE fan of Walter's for many reasons! It is hard to get documentaries on him these days,,,THANKS!!

[deonvan]

i'm not going to forgive you with the bad audio... just joking...

[sdmagn]

Sweetness..period

[alex220296]

You should make subtitles, because i dont understand what the heck they are saying:(

[MrRobertGriffith]

Walter Payton is a great human being. My father was a big bear fan. My father and I would watch the Bears together all the time. My father passed on in 1995 when I was 18. When Walter Payton died my eyes welled up in tears. I thought of all the good memories Walter brought to my father and I . Walter was a great player, but more importantly he was a great person, a great role model and a great human being. Walter had a respect for the game that today's players cannot match.

[toddjamesa]

Barry was a great slasher... but Payton was the complete package as a running back....

[adellem140]

you are the best football player

[griffonstink]

love walter so much... it's walter, jim brown, and barry sanders and no one else is close

[G3ner0]

messed up audio

[missionalgirl]

I was a WP fan from the get-go. I was a sophomore in college when I heard he had died. I remember walking home in tears for the next 20-30 minutes. RIP, Walter. You were an incredible football player and an even better man.

[r3v3r3nd2008]

he wasnt just called Sweetness because his plays and athletic ability were so sweet...but he was amazingly humble and sweet off the field. he is the best player of all-time

[sherilowe]

The gentleman who is speaking at the end of this video passed away a few days ago on January 9,2010

Columbia's long time Municipal Court Judge Forest Dantin, 56, has died. Dantin died Saturday morning of a brain aneurism at Forrest General Hospital.

Dantin served as Municipal Court Judge for 20 years.

Visitation will be held Monday at Hathorne Funeral Home from 5:00 8:00 p.m. His funeral is set for Tuesday at First Methodist Church in Columbia at 11:00 a.m.

[lunchbox425]

when someone has the name SWEETNESS how can you have a discussion bout the best rb ever... With the heart and emotion that man had, i wish they're were more players like that now

[ledzeppelinstoh]

i agree...facts are facts and heart is heart...walter payton not only was a great person but obviously a great great GREAT football player..he threw the ball, did punt returns, caught the ball, ran the ball..he was a total package and yes the players NOW are HUGE and more athletic in comparison..but what walter did back in the day was absolutely astonishing,

My friend who bets against the bears EVERY GAME and hates the bears and is a HUGE packer fan...agrees that the best back ever was payton

[MrRoboto81]

You can throw all the facts and figures you like at me, the bottom line is that Payton was the greatest and most complete football player of all time. Period...there will never be another like him.

[futuresonlyhope]

what a great guy they dont make great atheletes like him any more, humble but proud, true inspiration, and a monument to dedication.

[berrysanders123]

Walter Payton is my favorite football player of ALL TIME

R.I.P

[CJJERRYRICE23]

@berrysanders123 then y do u have your username as berry sanders

[krb0123]

R.I.P Walter Payton

[hollop09]

Great video bad audio

[l2duis]

Yeah I know, I'm sorry about the audio, it somehow got messed up when I transferred the video. Thank you for watching, and for your comment.

[pawndering]

The number 34 should be retired permanently across all NFL teams. Reserved indefinately for Walter Payton.

[comicfanartist1]

agreed! every time someone utters the number 34 most football fans automatically think about walter Payton

[stickyeks]

existed and we got to see them play. Becuase they really made every game a privilige

[stickyeks]

I'm not prepared to say "who's better" or whatever, cuz they were all different eras and different styles. Jim Brown, Walter Payton, Barry Sanders, Gayle Sayers, etc. etc. the list could go on, because there WERE that many great running backs. Probably a lot of people will disagree with Sayers, but he was amazing as well. Don't focus on "who was best" because we'll never know that. Same way we'll never know about Hakeem Olajowan, or Shaq vs. Wilt, or something like that. Just be happy they

[RhinoAts51]

Im not sure what kind of sick perversion people are cursed with that makes them spend their free time comparing other peoples legacy's, it is beyond me. If you think you know all there is to know about the three, and your conclusion is Payton was the best, then I would like to see some credentials supporting you as a person of integrity who has honestly compared the three with all available information, and then you need some kind of reputation if you expect anybody to fucking care.

[WheresMyDinner64]

great vid, shame about the sound quality. RIP walter

[familyzforever]

One of the Greatest Players Ever. That's all I'm going to say. One of the Greatest.

[sdgullsfan]

The Ultimate Gentleman The Ultimate Athlete Sweetness Was And Always Will Be The Rolemodel for all Achievers!!!

[1337elitegamer1337]

did beyond the glory make one about reggie white?

[bd3717]

sanders had better moves and could change directions quicker but walter was stronger and more powerful and sanders would always get stopped at the goal line where walter could run it in

[westftballstar31]

they are both arguably the greatest two running backs and if barry played longer he'd get more recognition, but I think it can go either way but you can't throw someone under the bus and say it's a lie if they believe barry sanders is the GOAT, I think people, I'm not accusing anyone here, but some people feel obligated that once someone dies that they either have to say they're the greatest, but have to get defensive if someone disagrees, I know I'll get my butt handed to me, but I believe that

[Saiyanpride]

I think Barry Sanders is the best Running back all time.. He didnt even have a solid team like walter..he could of easily smashed the record but he was on a losing team and didnt desire to beat the record he wanted 2 win a ring and he couldnt so he retired..i think the top 3 rbs are sweetness,barry, and LT if his career still keeps goin the way it is... Walter was probably a better blocker and etc..but not a better runner..Earl campbell should also be thrown in this mix i believe

[westftballstar31]

I agree, "LT II" will be of the top 3 but of guys who arent playing anymore I think it goes Barry, Walter, and Earl Campbell, I believe Gale Sayers would've been the best of all time at his rate but injuries to both of his knees ended his career much too short

[WSODice]

I totally agree with your first comment, especially when a legend dies he HAS to be the greatest, I rather find it controversial. And I think top 3 is too small to list the GOAT for RBs. I don't know how but you forgot Jim Brown, along with many others. I also think Terrell Davis had a chance to be one of the best if it wasn't for the injury just like Sayers and Bo Jackson. But if I had to choose one to be the greatest it's Barry Sanders.

[westftballstar31]

oh I definitely think Jim Brown is one fo the greatest ever, he was also one of the greatest pure athletes, he played lacrosse aat syracuse and they had to change 2 big rules because of him, he was fast and could physically dominate you

[dNice420]

I'm sorry.. but you're completely wrong. Walter came into a bears team that was just awful. They won i think 3 games when he was drafted. They did have 3 good seasons tho. Barry always had an O line where as walter didn't

[BEARSin07]

I hate jackasses like you. This clip deals with the struggles that one of the greatest running backs of all time, in my opinion he was the greatest, and how his health failed him and you gotta come on here with your smart ass bullshit and tell everyone that you think Sanders was the greatest. NEWSFLASH you 2 year old DBZ freak, no one gives a shit. This movie goes beyond the game, hence the title: BEYOND THE GLORY. Go somewhere else to argue your bullshit opinions, not here.

[BEARSin07]

Why do you smartasses always have to make it about who's better? He was a great running back, if you think Sanders was better, that's great but shut up and keep it to yourself. Especially in terms of a film like this where it's not dealing with his football status, but his health and family.

[paytondeasy]

good boy.

[mrmojow]

@Saiyanpride Hey knucklehead, the first 8 years of Walter Payton's career, he had one of the worst OL's in the NFL, I watched those teams, and I remember, he didn't get a good OL until around 1982, when guys like Van Horne, and Hilgenberg, and Covert came to the team, Barry Sanders always had a good OL, Payton earned those yards on his own, that OL Walter had his first 8 years, was much like the one the Chicago Bears have NOW, so don't spew out stuff if you don't know what you're talking about..

[il128]

Sweetness.

[jaimesandoval1988]

The audio is sketchy

[dcbandnerd]

Walter Payton was a drummer...YES! YES!

That is AWESOME! Band nerd AND world greatest running back!!!

[chetter13]

nothing against walter, but i believe barry sanders was the GOAT....

[2IraqNbackNbackAgain]

nothing against barry sanders, but i believe barry can't even be compared to Payton.

[bornready92]

nothing against walter payton, but i belive barry was way better than payton.

[l2duis]

I also loved Barry Sanders, but to say that he was WAY better than Sweetness is a bold out lie...

[bvmsairforce22]

@l2duis i think there a 1a. 1.b

[AtheonGisan]

@bornready92 It is against Walter Payton when you have to compare him to other players when they are talking about his life and death. Take your comparisons elsewhere.

[creedgaming]

same i agree

[creedgaming]

nope not even close and in return you get -3 because ppl strongly disagree with you

[JohnFromChicago]

Walter Payton THREW 12 touchdown passes ... not caught, THREW. He was the best backfield blocker of his era, and excellent receiver not to mention he could run like hell. Show me Barry's ring ... show me how he inspired his team to greatness (or even "not bad"), or inspired ME to strive to never quit and stand for principle. Walter was a great human being above football player, above running back. No comparison.

[DaSoulSlasher]

dude i no this is a little gay but if it was possible to favorite comments i wuold favorit this one.

rofl

[FickleDawn]

Wow, thanks for putting this up.

The Greatest of All Time. A shame to his legacy that we have a joke like Ced Ben running the ball now.

[osukaa16]

Dude, you are so right...

[FickleDawn]

Wow, thanks for putting this up.

The Greatest of All Time. A shame to his legacy that we have a joke like Ced Ben running the ball now.