Peyton Manning & The BOZ 

"Im starting to remember why I liked hitting quarterbacks" lmfao

"Stone Cold" is a vastly underrated 80's Action Flick, where The Boz takes on a Biker Gang.

The best humor is when individuals can "satire" themselves! Well done, gentlemen!!!

Thank you Peyton. Making legends human.

I remember I was bummed when The Boz had to cut his career short. It's guys like him that make football fun.

ah man. very funny stuff. Good to see the Boz still rolling.

I just found out last winter (because I really hadn't been paying attention and its not like they cite the cast) that Boz is the Sheriff in the Fansville Dr. Pepper ads. Always a great character!

Loved the Boz at Oklahoma, he was electric, being a Seahawks fan I was stoked when they drafted him, shame about his injuries as he was a damn good linebacker, and smart business acumen. Long live the Boz44 🙌🙌

I always liked Bosworth. Just seems like real genuine good guy.

As a Bronco fan, fudge, The Boz. As a football fan. Legend.

I Loved the OLD SCHOOL NFL!!!!

I could watch this all day!! The 30 for 30 about The Boz was a great documentary!!

The Boz! You may have loved him, then hated him, but Brian Bosworth has always been great!

Peyton is simply one of the best comedians of our time. All Pro. From Modern Family, craziest skits and now ever Olympics. 🎯

Stone Cold is a gem of a movie.

I hated him when he was playing against my Cornhuskers, but he was the man when he joined my beloved Seahawks. We can only wonder what could have been with a full career.

I grew up in OK and saw Bosworth play almost every weekend on TV. When he went to Seattle, it was out of market so I only saw him a few times as a professional. I remember him for what he accomplished on the field far above any of the publicity. He could change the game in a moment.

I Loved the Boz! He was Good For Football 🏈

Sad he will only ever be remembered for that monday night game, dude was a stud

Peyton is a living example of a person that understands humanity at its core. If more people embraced the notion that we humans might not always agree with one another, we can still be civil and even laugh about our differences.

"Like you're 1998 was shirt worthy" 😂😂

This was gold! Peyton looks like a billboard with hair! 😂

As a Hawk fan I was so excited when Seattle got him. The city was electric. Fun times!!!

I grew up in Oklahoma as a HUGE Boz fan. The first OU game I went to, the Sooners beat Missouri 77-0, and from what I can remember the Tigers were down to their 3rd string QB by the end of the game thanks to Boz. I had pretty good seats, and I yelled "HEY BOZ" from the stands and he looked up and waved to me. Pretty cool for 14-year-old me!

I am laughing and crying at the same time!!! I was in the Army and I bragged to my friends that Seattle was going to crush the Raiders during MNF. I lost quite a few six-packs to repay my debts.

As a Seattleite and Seahawk fan, I loved the Boz. Had his poster in my bedroom as a kid. I loved the attitude. Injuries shortened what would have been an outstanding NFL career. Cheers Boz!

No matter what year, decade etc Football needs guys like the Boz!

Been a fan of Boz since his days with the Sooners. He was a great inspiration when I played linebacker (the best position in football). Great memories! "Where's his rookie year? Don't worry 'bout that." 🤣

The Boz is iconic. He does great as the Sheriff on the Dr Pepper commercials. And honestly, his movie “Stone Cold” is a glorious 90s tasty cheese fest. 😁

I remember this time in life like it was yesterday, Gotta love the BOZ...

Bo 'Knows' Jackson was just a whole different beast. Respect to Boz for admitting he just couldn't do enough against him! lol no one could

Awesome thanks Peyton, the 80's were the shit

I was in school at Oklahoma when the Boz played. Between him and Barry Switzer it was the best of times

Back when the NFL was fun and not full of politics and protection

I met him a couple of years ago at a charity fundraiser. I was a huge fan but I get why many didn’t like the antics. He’s admitted he went to far but I put myself in his position as a 21 year old and everyone teling him he could do no wrong. But he was always a good student and a loyal friend. At the event he was personable , funny and really took time away to talk to my young son about life and belief in himself and work ethic. I can’t say anything negative about the guy.

As a teen of the 80's this was so fun to watch.

Boz was one of the best college linebackers I have ever seen. As a pro, he had potential to very very good but was cut short to injury. Now Bo, was a freak of nature. What could have been if he had played football full time and didn’t wreck his hip against the Bengals. Would have been an all time great.

Boz was an 80s Icon, he was a WWF Superstar who happened to play Football, and kids my age loved him and his antics.

I was 13 years old living in Seattle when The Boz came to the Seahawks. It was the most exciting thing to happen to me and my friends as we were Seahawk fanatics. I remember buying the book, getting the sunglasses. So much fun!! I remember my friends were all so excited one day as they claimed they saw him and his white corvette at the mall. I was devastated.... but they might have been messing with me, haha

BRIAN BOSWORTH- 1985 OKLAHOMA SOONERS NATIONAL CHAMPION ( #6 before 7 in 2000). And Playing for the SEATTLE SEAHAWKS, My Favorite NFL City🎉

The Boz was incredible, he was an inspiration to me and so many other kids playing football.

Straight up bada - -. Boz was one tough dude. I loved watching and cheering for him, even though as a New Englander I was raised a Patriots fan. Boz exemplified the 1980’s showboat mentality along with players like Mcmahon, the Fridge Perry, and Bo Jackson. Those were great times, when the players wore big shoulder pads, loose jerseys, and actually were able to make big hits on the football field. I loved how Boz had a swagger and a smile at the same time. Long live The Boz!!!

I was a student at OU in the middle 1980s when Bosworth was on the team. A lot of people don’t realize that when the Boz was at OU, the roster was one the greatest ever assembled at the college D1 level going 33-3 with a National Championship (‘85) - played for two (2). All 3 losses were to the Miami Hurricanes, one of the games in which Boz’s initial shoulder injury occurred - which would ultimately seal his NFL fate in a few short years ahead. The Boz truly was a great LB in every sense of the word. The guy could run a 4.5 in pads. He was far more dominant in college at OU than Derrick Thomas (HOF - KC Chiefs) was at Alabama. Also, he got off to a similar start in the NFL toThomas’ (started as rookie - good stats). Problem was, Boz had damaged his shoulder at OU in the Miami game. All of the insiders knew that there was a big chance (based upon his attacking style of play) he would not survive in the NFL - and it happened (his shoulder failed).,

That was an awesome video I really enjoyed the humor it's nice seeing Boz again, the excitement he brought to the game, and the little time he was there was great.

I always hated how people think Boz couldn't compete in the NFL instead of the truth which is he would have been a great player if not for his shoulder injury.

He always has been and always will be my favorite football player. Great player, great personality.

Brian is the Man ... anyone who hates on the BOZ, is not looking deep enough at the man!

1:48 Boz😂 in his book😂 Elway looks like Mr.Ed😂😂😂 that’s hilarious. Because HE DID🤣👍🏻

What a blast from the past. 1987, where has the rime gone. Great show!

This was great fun. The Boz flamed out much too early. Had hecnot destroyed his shoulders, there's no telling how far he might have gone. For one season, he was a beast!

That was funny … I kept waiting for Boz to meet up with Elway in a skit … either way I laughed way cool 😎

This dude would break nil records for sure. Dude was super famous in college.

The Boz was one of the most dominant LBers in college. Yes, he had a great team but he was a phenomenal combo of quickness, speed, ferocity and intuition. I proudly hang my 44 and 55 jerseys. Just wish he didn’t hit so hard and use up all his shoulders.

Till this day i absolutely love the BOZ!!

One of my favorite movies of all time is Stone Cold. Boz did a great job in that movie. Go watch it if you haven't!

This is AWESOME that this was filmed all IN THE THIN MILE HIGH AIR!!! I HAAAAAAATED BOZ!!!! AND Seattle looooong before SB48!!!!

The Boz was a marketing genius.

Love it! I was 7 years old had the boz poster on my wall, and I am a lifetime Seahawks fan. In the 80s you couldn't be bad ass if you didn't have a mullet/ boz cut, unless of course you were bo Jackson then you could have any haircut you wanted.

Today Boz is Brian A humble dad with children A Christian man that is a little ashamed of the Boz

This is AMAZING!!! Payton and Bosworth!! Perfect!!!

The Boz was ahead of his time. If you were a teenage boy piayng football in the mid to late 80’s , you idolized Bosworth, there had had never been anything like him before. Say what you want about his NFL career, the guy is probably the greatest college football linebacker in history and is still the only 2 time Butkus award winner. Anyone who’s ever played football, knows the Jackson incident isn’t a big deal. They talk about it like Bo trucked him and he did not, Bo had the angle and momentum to break the plane of the end zone.

❤ the Boz and Brian !!!!

Boz cuts aren't cheap. So funny, great clip

In 1987 I was 12 and lived in Nebraska. Boz was like the arch enemy of all time, but also a lot of fun.

never saw him play in NFL but was at a few OU games he was a peaked in college beast

I was a big Brian Bosworth fan back in the day. Him and others made huge pads and collar guards popular. I wanted the same thing when I played football. He was the man.

Peyton is a Human Being...

I lived in Seattle during Boz’s time What a character Also, tremendous job Peyton You, my man, are truly winning

One of my favorites.

Broncos fan and old enough to remember when Seattle was a division rival. Still hate them.

One of the greatest linebackers and personalities of all time. Well done, gentlemen.

Me & another student in high school in the 80's got the Brian Bozworth haircut. We put the stud in student. Great Times.

I had that "Land of Boz" poster. With Griffey Jr. and The Boz, Seattle sports was a fun time in 1989.

I cant begin to tell you how much I love this! I was born in 1987, so too young to watch THE BOSS. Based on NFL highlights I grew up on, his reputation was sewed as a fraud because Jackson showed him up on Monday night football and he had a short career. I idolized Zack Thomas and ALL the badass linebackers in NFL history but didn't have a good appreciation for THE BOZZ until seeing this. America needs more of this, keep it going!

Peyton is undefeated. Love this.

As a kid growing up in Seattle, Boz was pretty exciting

“Brian Bosworth’s career was too short, but he revolutionized the NFL” I was expecting a better send off to end the video then that 😂

I wished when I was a kid my eyes opened and understood that he was way ahead of his time . In buisness he knew how to market his brand👍and when he called out the NCAA (so true! Worst today) the saving grace I think for him was that he took and gave hits in the NFL for one year avoiding hopefully CTE👍

The haircuts we had because of this guy😂

Dude is doing well as the “Sheriff of Fansville” in the Dr. Pepper college football ad campaign. Once said of UCLA in a Sports Illustrated article “At least we (Oklahoma) don’t play in PASTELS.” The ‘80s definitely had their moments.

I wish Payton would do a doc on the entire 86-89 Oklahoma teams, The Boz, the birth of the run option with the black quarterbacks and the scandals with their quarterbacks. Also, the BOZ was a tackling machine and doesn't get credit.. He was that guy and part of the reason you see College Athletes promoting them selves... it was just Deon Sanders.. it was the him and the BOZ. Check your history.

He really was a good player. His antics were legendary. I wonder what his career looks like without the early injury.

I remember when #55 was the number that was the most popular when I was in high school. I was the backup to our #55 I was #60. #55 became our classes best linebacker my sophomore year. He was all conference on offense and defense for four years. That why I was always his backup.

I played against Boz in college...the man was a BEAST!!! Bo Jackson was the Jim Brown of his era...a human bulldozer!

Thanks Peyton for now giving me the opportunity to forgive "the Boz" for me hating him so much and feeling happy when the Boz was done.....but now....WOW....ok ..."The Boz" was a tough player......but yea I'm not sure that is the haircut for you Peyton ..!

This was pure joy! So much fun. Great job and excellent production!

Brian Bosworth. Two-times Butkus trophy winner. Only player in college history, if I'm not wrong.

He used to live nextdoor to me in Bonnie lake Washington never talked to him seemed like a nice guy great player

Sure miss the 80s Seahawks.. From Kirkland Wa.

It was a great time to be a kid with Bo Jackson, Jordan, Sanders, LT, Bozz and so many more that were lightning in a bottle. These guys brought it!

Absolutely hilarious

I actually think this was done very well absolutely hilarious I was ready to bypass the video but I found myself enjoying every second all the way to the very end kudos🎉🎉🎉

To do what he did in college with all the hype he created way before social media was amazing. Not to mention, he put Oklahoma on the map in big markets.

E-Lies was great!

I loved watching Peyton play as as a Seahawks fan.His post career makes me even more of a fan.Hes hilarious

This was awesome

He was so awesome. One of my favorite Sooners ever

Never cared for "The Boz". However, Brian Bozworth was awesome. He is considered one old greatest college linebackers ever.

Love it. Only played for Horse teams. Followed Boz since his days as a Sooner. Loved watching "Stone Cold" great Collab with Peyton.

This one's for John.