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Whenever my old man would talk about watching Walter Payton play, I watch my old man go from being 55 years old to being 7.

I met walter when I was in junior high. I was only with him for a minute or so and I couldn't look at the camera when trying to get a picture with him because he was too busy tickling me and I was cracking up. He made me feel like a friend in less than 60 seconds. This was a special dude and I will always remember him.

Emmitt Smith: "Trust me, his name is at the top of the list. Trust me."

Who else teared up watching this?😭

his wife : ' I told him that it was ok to go ' ... wow .. doesn't get much more heavy duty than that ...

When Jim Brown compliments your running style, you have officially reached a class of your own.

"When God made a football player he made" Walter Payton. Truer words have never been said.

"Give me the heart of Walton Payton. There's never been a greater heart."

Sitting here with tears running down my face. He was the most valuable running back to ever play the game EVER!!!

Payton did not score a touchdown in that Superbowl but he sure as hell won that game for them. The Patriots keyed so much on Payton they forgot about the rest of the team. Payton carried that team on his shoulders, and people who know football know this.

"Walter had tremendous heart. I was not only a huge fan, but I was lucky to have a friendship with him"- Jim Brown. He was more about the city of Chicago than Jordan. Real Chicagoans know what I'm talking about.

I’m a 60 yr old woman who is still the biggest Walter Payton fan ever! I’ve seen every game he played, I have his rookie card, I gave birth while watching the Bears game ( I refuse to let the nurses shut the TV off). I’ve been a Bear fan for more then 35 years now & still think of Walter every game I watch. This video was so inspiring, love you still Walter!

I can still hear it on Chicago radio back in the day: Quick pitch to Walter, wants to try the right side... Cuts it back at the 50......45-40.......35-30..... Studder steps and stiff arms Ronnie Lott at the 20.....breaks free at the 10....5.. Highsteps it in. ...Touchdown Walter Payton! YEAP, LIKE THAT EVERY SUNDAY!!! RIP GOAT!!

#34 "Sweetness is knowing that God is with you always, as I am." That was the autograph Walter Payton gave me. Much love and respect!

I donated my liver cause of this man I still remember the day he died Chicago truly stood still. The Sears tower could have come down that day and Walter Payton dying would have still been the biggest headline.

As much as I love my Raiders and the tradition of never retiring jersey numbers, there's a very strong argument for the NFL to retire 34 as a tribute similar to that made by MLB for the great Jackie Robinson.

Walter is the greatest running back to ever play. Also a better man

There should be a woman of the year award in the NFL for Connie Payton. That is a strong woman!!!

That friendship between Suhey and Payton was special.

I always knew how great Walter Payton was. As this documentary ends, I learned how great Connie Payton was. Ill leave any negative thoughts out of this comment, but for her to be there at the end, caring for Walter in his final days, says something about how special of a woman she is. God bless you Connie. Youre amazing.

RIP Sweetness! You and Barry Sanders are the greatest backs in NFL history!

I just realized where Deon Sanders got his high step move from 😂😂😂 sweetness

Walter Payton was a legend on the field and made running like it never was before We miss you Sweetness!!!

im 54 he was simply the greatest running back of aaallll time.

Connie Payton... ALL my love and prayers for you, a true and wonderful lady, and your children. May The Almighty bless, continue to bless you!

That famous Tecmo bowl Touchdown high five was official 👍👏

HEART OF A LION!!!!! RIP SWEETNESS, thank you for all the memories and for lifting up Chicago

The super bowl story is still sad to this day, the man deserved a TD

Walter Payton the greatest ever he always gave me hope, man I miss him.

Greatest RB of all time, a true complete back. If you can't do it all, or you just have great runs/highlight reels, you are not the best...running, catching, blocking, passing...Walter was the best!

I do not care if all of his records are broken he is the goat

77 year old Canadian granny being blown away by all these NFL greats, their life stories, their perseverance under such harsh circumstances. Look to these Hall of Fame Greats kids and get your inspiration in life from them. RIP dear Walter.

I lived in Chicago back in 84-85. What a time to be alive with Sweetness on the field. (#34) RIP

Met Walter one time at a charity golf event. He was a wonderful dude.

He wasn't one of the best running backs. He was the greatest NFL player to ever live.

In the words of the great John Madden, if I start a franchise my first pick will be Walter Payton. I agree.

The greatest RB to ever play the game and no one has come close. The 275 yard game is still the record to me as he played that game with the flu and 102 degree fever and when Chris Johnson broke it, he was fine. No knock on him, but to me, Walter Payton is and the standard

It's so classic I am from Dallas we hated the bears but we loved Walter Payton. Was so Blessed to be that kid to watch such Greatness and was so sad when he passed. Will never forget how we used to argue about who wld be Walter Payton playing sandlot. Classic times given to us by a True Legend

If I could pick one player to start an NFL franchise with it's sweetness

I cried when this guy died. One of my idols growing up playing running back.

Love you Walter Payton! You ARE Chicago! I was 10 and you were the most exciting ever! PS I still remember when I wrote you in junior high and you wrote me back and sent me your autograph and all. LOVE YOU, see you in heaven.

Jim Brown respected Walter Payton because on how he played the game. Walter reminded Jim Brown of himself and he liked that in him. He despised runners like Franco Harris who would run out of bounds instead of taking a hit. I think even Jim Brown believes Walter Payton was the greatest of all time.

Walter Payton was one of those guys who played the game of football for the love of it! He gave his all and NEVER behaved like a diva! That's why he's a legend and dearly beloved!!! RIP🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀

Walter Payday. I'll never forget meeting him at an IMSA race, he was a racer, he treated me like I was his friend, I revered him as an athlete, I love him for the time he treated me like I was somebody, God speed Walter!

Walter Payton original beastmode

In all of sports, the label "GOAT" is applied to all kinds of truly great players. But in this case, Payton is *the* GOAT. GOAT.

Being a Broncos fan Terrel Davis is one of my favorite backs. But my true favorite is and always will be sweetness! He ran like a god. He was a great man off the field. I love him and I've never met him. I cry everytime I watch this. He was a role model. We are sorley lacking in those now in this ME ME ME era of sports. He was class..he was toughness...he was humble...he was SWEETNESS! I LOVE YOU WALTER! R.I.P. GOAT!

I've been watching football since the 60s. Late 60s, so I never saw Jim Brown except highlights. Walter Payton is without a doubt the best football player I've ever seen. Such a rare combo of speed, power and moves. And ran hard every yard of every play. And I'm a Vikings fan, so I really wish he hadn't been so good.

I only watched Walter Payton play a few games on TV, but he was clearly something special. On one play, I saw him break through the line of of the other team's defense, and accelerate quickly for a good gain. However, a defensive player had an angle on Payton from Payton's left side. Payton, unlike most runners, did not try to avoid the defensive player, who was definitely getting ready to level him. Just before the two made contact, Payton lowered his left left shoulder and his head. When the contact came, Payton hit the defensive player first. The defensive player hung on and swung Payton around until he finally bought Payton down. Payton hopped up and waited for his teammates to get to the new line of scrimmage. The defensive player was still on the ground when the cameras cut away. I still remember the distinctive Whunk! sound made when the two players made contact, even after all this time. Walter Payton was indeed a special man and a great player.

37:50 - what she says hit my heart like a ton of bricks. RIP W.P.

What can you say about Sweetness, God bless his soul. A player who could run, take the hits and never lost his attitude of winning. I don't ever remember me seeing him lose his cool and he did take some huge hits, some wrong. I wish, the Bears could find this formula again.

I had the good fortune of living a hundred miles south of Chicago and getting all of their broadcasts. I watched Walter Peyton for most of his career and also had the good fortune to realize that I was watching a legend and that I'd never see another player like him again in my lifetime. I was right. I've seen a lot of good players but never another Walter Peyton. Maybe he wasn't (or isn't) the best "runner" in NFL's history, but he was the best all around player that ever played RB.

I'm glad you put this up I'm only 22 years old I always hear about Walter but never really got to see him play I'm glad you have this.

I'm A Patriots Fan & I consider Walter the Greatest Running Back Ever as great as Barry & Emmitt were - Sweetness could do it all Run, Pass, Catch, Block, etc - His Kids Jarrett & Brittney are class acts like their father was carrying on his legacy

To me he was simply the GOAT of RB'S. WP, had the power to run inside, the speed to go outside, catch like a WR, block like a T, pass when required and was always available to play. Now because the RB position has been devalued younger fans realise just how great a player WP was. RIP " Sweetness" we will never see your like again. Go Hawks

Greatest running back of all time, but even a better man. I am an Eagles fan, but I will always love Walter Payton and what he stood for. There is a reason why the NFL named their man of the year award in his honor.

They did Payton wrong when they let the fridge run that ball instead of Payton in that superbowl.

Respect Connie, they don't make them like you anymore. God bless you and your family, Rest In Peace Mr. Payton you motivated me from a child to a young man. I stepped out on faith and did something with myself.

I'm a Vikings fan and I believe I enjoyed every run that Payton made as much as any Bears fan. He's the kind of player who is so rare that every fan of a sport is a fan of his.

Unforgettable Walter.... As a player and a person, EXCEPTIONAL is an understatement

Walter Payton is one of the Best Heroes you could have. Die Hard.

Another player that made me love the game,he lives in my heart still and I'm in the late 50s .He made the game fun to watch

You know... I was 25 when he passed away. Now I'm 46. What I saw when he was playing was Amazing unbelievable football player. So thanks for the video and to the people on here that commented... God has blessed us to see and witness him on the field and off. What a blessing it was to be in the present at that time!! Blessing to the family!!!

i'm glad to hear Wlater was color blind. shows he had a positive attitude on life

Please don't stop uploading these, easily the highlight of my free time the last couple weeks

Greatest Running Back to play the game.

I was lucky enough to see both Gale Sayers and Walter play, they were special one of a kind athletes that brought so much joy to my life. I still have the Tribune front page from when Walter passed, I like many Chicagoans and fans, cried that day.... I will always remember Sweetness.

Every time I watch this on ESPN ,tears would flow, how I loved the way he played the game with humility, and a lot of athletes can learn how to be a man from him.

He is the greatest of all time even though he's gone he'll never be forgotten as long as his legacy is still alive

Grew up with him. First memories of him being the best Chicago had. Got older and was shocked that he got ill. One thing I liked about him is that he never got into trouble and seemed like a good team mate. I think he had CTE because he kept his head down constantly and got clanged pretty good play after play. His kids seem really good too. A shame he died so young.

(R.I.P) Sweetness. Thank you for the memories and excitement....1~Luv

This had me crying at work... I love you Sweetness

Walter Payton will always be my sporting hero!! Got to give it up to Connie though. What an amazingly strong woman! This was a great video. Still miss Walter.

Walter was on soul train! Lol, never knew that!

I was fortunate to grow up in Chicago during the Walter Payton and Michael Jordan years. I wish I realized how extraordinary these two athletes were ......I mean, we all loved Walter Payton and MJ, but truly we took their talents for granted all those years Thank you Walter Payton for all the joy and excitement you brought to Chicago. My father didn’t like anyone .... but he loved Walter Payton.

My older brother was a huge 85 Bears fan...I remember he joined their fan club lol and Payton was his favorite player ever...

Thank you Walter. I lived in Chicago most of my life and got to watch some of your greatest plays. In my mind, you will always be the greatest ever. Rest in peace.

I cried the whole 2nd half of the video. Sweetness was always my hero. He made me love football and life again. I love Walter Payton.

It's been 20 years and I still tear up when I think of a man that did soo much for football. To die not only such a young age... but in the agony of which he passed away. Tears me up still..............

RIP Walter Payton, you are an inspiration to me till this very day. RIP Jim Brown. Loved these men and what they stood for.

Sweetness was the man. Our idol growing up and was a good guy from the heart.

I'm 45 now but when I was growing up, sweetness was my inspiration. I love the game as much as him, and I miss him even though I've never met him.

I watched sweetness play at Soldiers Field during the 80's where the weather was 10 degrees and wind chill -20. His breath in the cold weather would huff n puff through his helmet just like a raging bull. R.I.P. Sweetness! You're the Greatest of All Time! Had to come here and check out sweetness after finding his jersey I wore which is more than 40 years old! Thanks for posting his football life much appreciated. Watching sweetness still gives me chills. Nothing like the 85 Bears!

70 year old Steeler fan here. We had Franco. You had Walter. Wish we had Walter.

Glad I saw him emerge when I was 15 . Best running back I've ever , and will ever seen

Wish I could have seen him play.

I was so blessed to have watched the bears every weekend, Walter and Jim were my favorites. Walter was Sweetness, such a beautiful soul. RIP.

The most powerful all- around football player of all time ! Met the man after practice one day , the sweetest person you can ever meet , and I'll never meet a greater man !!

Sweetness Was A Dawg On The Field 💯

It didn't take long watching this tribute video before I had tears in my eyes. I lived in Chicago in 1984 - 1985. 🏈 What a time to be alive. ❤ 👍

I have a nephew who was born in 2013 and his father my brother is a die-hard Bears fan his oldest son is named Walter I'll never forget watching my brother cry when he saw Walter Payton sitting on that bench and his final game

walter payton was an incredible human being on and off the field....this man left his mark in so many ways.I remember watching his last game and as a bears fan thinking that the world was coming to an end.Heavan drafted my hero..walter "sweetness" payton rest in peace

im going to recreate him in madden, and give him all 99 stats

This was such a great Football Life. To have met Walter Payton? I can’t begin to fathom such an experience. RIP, Champ! ❤️

Loved watching this graceful runner get the football and go full force ahead with incredible speed and footwork even more than that what a sweet person off the field rip Walter turns for all the highlights you have left us to be memorized by your talents

I was blessed to watch this legend play football on T. V. when I was a kid. Much respect from a Broncos Fan🏉

20 years ago this week. He's the reason I love football and the reason I'm a Bears fan. Always my inspiration. Never give up, never give in, never die easy. R.I.P. Wally. x

He was one of my favorite players that I admired the most

The greatest Bear of all-time. He is the gold standard for athletes to follow. Always humble but ALWAYS "Sweetness". As I stare down my own path to the next life, I am grateful that I was able to watch Walter Payton lead my favorite team! GO BEARS....GO CHICAGO and yes GO SWEETNESS GO...the 20.....the 10.....high stepping into eternity!