Storyline

Through conversations with former players, coaches, and key figures, Peyton Manning gets to the heart of football history and its cultural impact.

First Aired

2019-07-28
Last Aired

2023-12-24
Creator
Genre

Talk
Seasons

4
Episodes

64
Status

Returning Series
Language

English
Network

ESPN+

Keywords:

american football sports

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1. The Hupmobile

Peyton drives a 1920s Hupmobile with comedian Jay Leno and learns how the NFL started with a car and a...More

Peyton drives a 1920s Hupmobile with comedian Jay Leno and learns how the NFL started with a car and a car salesman, Ralph Hay, in Canton, Ohio. He visits with Joe Namath, playing pool and discussing how Namath led the New York Jets to the historic Super Bowl III victory.Less

24mins 2019-07-28

2. The Greatest Catch

Peyton re-enacts a 1926 Giants publicity stunt by throwing a pass off the top of the Radiator Building...More

Peyton re-enacts a 1926 Giants publicity stunt by throwing a pass off the top of the Radiator Building in New York City to Hall of Famer Cris Carter in adjacent Bryant Park. The pass attempt was from 324-feet in the air and had to travel 112 yards to reach Carter.Less

24mins 2019-07-28

3. History of the QB

Hall of Fame quarterbacks Roger Staubach (Cowboys) and Joe Montana (49ers/Chiefs) help Peyton explore ...More

Hall of Fame quarterbacks Roger Staubach (Cowboys) and Joe Montana (49ers/Chiefs) help Peyton explore the evolution of the quarterback and how it became the most important position in all of sport – and the face of every NFL franchise.Less

24mins 2019-07-28

4. The Draft

Host of CNBC’s Mad Money Jim Cramer welcomes Peyton to Wall Street where they discover how the stock m...More

Host of CNBC’s Mad Money Jim Cramer welcomes Peyton to Wall Street where they discover how the stock market crash of 1929 led to the creation of the NFL Draft. Also, Peyton explores how an IBM 360 computer and Mel Kiper, a draftnik with no credentials, helped turn the draft into must-see television.Less