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Men With Mojo Video Profile on Walter Payton: #24


coming up next on the list one of my
personal all-time favorites his number
was 34 he played for the bears if you
still don’t know what I’m talking about
you should probably not watch sports
over again because he got no history of
course we’re talking about sweetness
Walter Payton first-round draft pick out
of Jackson State University didn’t win
the Heisman Trophy but want a couple
other things let’s talk about rushing
titles want a bunch of those let’s talk
about Super Bowl 1985 oh let’s talk
about he retired as the all-time leading
rusher in the NFL of course that’s been
surpassed by Emmitt Smith but let’s just
talk about sweetness for a second now in
a day and age where athletes are
overpaid and doing too many products and
doing too many drugs Walter Payton was a
throwback Walter Payton was a kind of
guy who played the game the right way he
was quiet he was mercurial he was
passionate he was elegant and when he
played the game you were scared for your
life he’d run right over he was only
about 5-10 but he carried about 220 on
those legs and those legs would power
through everybody for about 13 years
sadly Walter died a few years ago but he
still merits consideration as one of the
greatest athletes in history and
definitely merits inclusion on this list
of athletes with mojo
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