Defensive Players on Offense! 

So could JJ Watt. Like he was well defended on those catches.

No kidding. I'd argue he could be a solid fullback as well. I wonder what that guy's doing now... his energy would make for a great coach too.

Same

Who you tellin!! I want him to be the highlight of a generation.

Facts

Mac Jones, Stevenson, and Marcus Jones are the only ones are good on the Patriots

Same do you think he can pass the football and do other everything else

Literally one of the best athletes of all time

I still have not seen anyone able to play man to man at the level he did in his prime.

HE was really a 3 way player - offense, defensive, special teams

And also a baseball player 😂

And not even just in football…

In college. It didn't work out in nfl but he was a great returner

Walter was my mums baby brother..my uncle...i was 13..sittin in the locker room after the game..i never seen my uncle so irate...he kicked everybody out..except me..went inside his locker and cussed and beat on it for 10 minutes...it was surreal....i will never forget that....ty for remembering my family...🙏

Thats because more then likely, they should've given Payton the ball to run it in for a TD in what would likely end up being his only Super Bowl appearance--and win, in his career. If Ditka says now that he didnt know or realize how much scoring a TD in SB XX meant to Walter, he's lying, or he's deluded himself into believing that fantasy for so long that he's partially begun to believe it. At the time, in the particular moment in the game, I don't think he really cared either way about Walter's feelings or how much he meant to the team, his overall contributions to tram ANF franchise over the past 10 seasons, it was a non-factor, for him. The only reason why Ditka has shifted or "evolved" his views on not making the decision was due to how beloved, likable of a man and player Payton was to the city of Chicago, his heart-breaking, well-publicized but inspirational decline and death that sort of made him seem like a complete jerk and a asshole to many Bears, NFL fans. I'm very skeptical whenever I hear Ditka proclaim he wouldve made a different decision if he could re-live the whole scenario over again, I don't believe him. I think he makes a similar decision today that he made back then. It's difficult to explain to many NFL fans these days, and particularly fans outside of Chicago and over age of 45-50 group just how arrogant, bloated and insufferable Ditka's ego was back in the mid-80's, and how it remained there long after that SB win and how it eventually became a divisive issue with his players later on by the late 80's. By 1989, Ditka had, by and large, lost a good deal of respect from the veterans and assistants in the locker room and didnt take him or his orders and tirades seriously anymore. Jim McMahon, OTOH, I suspect is being sincere when he says he would just ignored Ditka's play-calling, and call his own play near the end zone so late in the game with Chicago up so big, he and Walter had bonded especially well over the last 4 seasons and McMahon had a better, more sympathetic understanding of how much scoring a SB TD meant to Sweetness.

Ya I am no bears fan but I loved Walter Peyton. That passed me off how they did him.

That was a crap call from the OC, and Ditka gave it the okay...I'm a Pat's fan from back in the 70's starting with the Grogan's Heros, some hard nosed running (Steve Grogan/Sam Cunningham/John Calhoun) behind a devastating offensive line (John Hannah/Leon Gray)!!! They could have let Perry blast through for Walter Payton to have his Super Bowl Moment to top off his HOF Career!!!

@@charlesburroughs9770 ty brother...

My boy Julian Edelman was nice with it a lil bit. And you’ll probably see mostly receivers back at safety for a HM.

Didn’t Randy Moss play cornerback at least once?

Yeah like Gronk against the Dolphins in 2018...oh wait...

Def would see Troy brown

Only had one clip

@@spearton300 Doesn’t negate my point.

@@Ginga wasn't trying to

Best athlete ever?

@@mariosnum1fan yes

@@thenewjord50 damn well he is! I’m not sure who else comes close

​@@mariosnum1fan Your Cowboys 🤠Are The Football 🏈 🏉 Best Team In The 90s Even Deion Primetime Sanders.

Deion Sanders, still the only man to play in a Super Bowl & the World Series

Thats insane

Absolutely one of the most versatile players that anyone has seen in the last three or four decades.

@@fortynights1513 about the most pure athlete seen in my lifetime. Pro Baseball. Huge hitter, left outfield and fill in 1st base. Same thing as football. Defense, star player at Safety, Cornerback and occasional rusher to QB with that amazing speed. Offense Wide Receiver, Tailback, Trick play star. Special Teams. Punt returner, occasional Kickoff returner.

Yea, and had 2 different helmets

Him and Champ.

Until the Miracle in Miami happens...

Where have you been? I will admit, I didn’t know he was doing it with the Falcons in early years. But errbody knows about that in his Cowboys era.

In 96 he was the starting WR for the 1st 5 gms because of irvin suspension. That was the last time someone was a starter on both sides of the ball

MVP’s don’t miss the playoffs

@@chrisuncleahmadIt’s most valuable player not team

@@chrisuncleahmad We found who the casual fan is

I’d argue his first two years were better, no?

I don’t know if I’d go that far, but receiving MVP votes as a non quarterback, let alone a defensive player is a huge accomplishment. Especially in recent decades.

Wasn’t he a stud RB in high school?

Gronk wasn’t very good on defense.

Easily. He must’ve been too valuable on D, even the canes never tried it.

Ooo wow... I didn't know that was The same coach of the turans