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The Bears unveiled statues of Walter Payton and George Halas at Soldier Field, two days before the team opens the 100th season of the NFL with a home game against the rival Green Bay Packers.
Pearlman, author of best-selling biographies on Walter Payton and Brett Favre, provides a lively, bawdy account of the USFL's run from 1983-86.
25 (1954) Walter Payton, the legendary Chicago Bears running back
Walter Payton is one of the NFL's greatest running backs but with which team did he spend his entire career?
* Walter Payton, arguably one of the greatest football players of all time, and, according to Mike Ditka, one of the greatest human beings of all time, is known to his fans by his nickname "Sweetness." In "Joe World" there is a "sweet spot" for vapor permeance--an optimum range for some types of wall assemblies--so it is inevitable that Walter "Sweetness" Payton would find the "sweet spot" for vapor permeance had he been an engineer rather than a Chicago Bear.
At Walter Payton College Preparatory High School, a $13 million expansion project that adds space for up to 400 new students should be completed this school year.
The company will also increase its efforts around the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award, presented by Nationwide.
Eastern Washington averaged 44.1 points and 513.4 yards per game last season as Adams finished as the runner-up for the Walter Payton Award for the second time.
2000 -- Dallas Cowboys running back Emmitt Smith rushes for a season-high 150 yards, putting him over 1,000 for a record-tying 10th straight season and joins Walter Payton and Barry Sanders as with 15,000 career yards.
In 1999, fans across the globe were saddened to learn that NFL great and Mississippian Walter Payton died of a rare liver disease.
1977: Walter Payton, of the Chicago Bears, rushed for an NFL single-game record 275 yards against the Minnesota Vikings.
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