Peyton Manning Gets A Masterclass In Ballet From Lynn Swann

[@stanleywalberg1926]

Love this stuff, Lynn seems like such a nice guy

[@BoosterGoldEarth6]

Lynn Swann Was a freaking Legend man

[@jackinralph1]

Growing up as a kid in Cleveland in the 70's trust me I knew who Lynn Swann was. My dad took me to several Steeler Browns games at the old Municipal Stadium. Lynn Swann was one the best most graceful receivers I ever saw. I swear him and that John Stallworth receiver combo was unfair

[@AndrewBergey]

I knew Brett Farr was gonna be a legend one day when they played the Eagles and he heard himself his arm couldn’t he only made one gesture for a touchdown he couldn’t hold the other arm did touchdown like this.

[@teddythomas281]

Swann was magical. Haven’t seen magic like him since. It was like a cartoon or movie. Unbelievable.

[@paulflipse3353]

Thanks, Peyton. You just highlighted my favorite player of all time.

[@Easyservice-x8q]

You put things so beautifully I am overwhelmed listening to you

[@davefarrar7435]

Growing up as a Pittsburgh fan, Swann was one the guys that made my childhood great! Living in CA, we always got regional coverage on TV. I loved seeing his highlights on MNF halftime show.

[@f52692]

One of the coolest football names ever

[@nicosnewman6402]

Time travels fast.. privileged to eyewitness the golden era of the Pittsburgh Steelers.

[@carnivoredoc]

I grew up in eastern Ohio a couple hours from Pittsburgh. Lynn Swann was my hero for many years

[@andrewmunoz3306]

One of the greatest Steelers of all time 💯

[@andrewmarshall360]

Great player and person, I especially liked his broadcasting work. Great interview.

[@MrDellasc]

He was one of USC’s greatest receivers. Fight On! ✌🏻

[@Sarah-g5m]

Yes. I love these!

[@760viater]

Best channel on youtube

[@jakedunnegan]

Classic! One of the first players I ever remember watching (no doubt helped by that unique name).

[@BGuitard689]

12:13 … In those games he didn’t win any Cars, or jump any for that matter …😂 good one. I appreciated your comment regarding how he would jump so high but catch the ball at the level of his body. Maybe that is why he was so spectacular ❤.

[@mslaily1755]

Your videos reflect the reality of the present

[@bobbys4327]

An amazing athlete!

[@hardcoreep]

Thank you Omaha Productions. Great video.

[@marcusbutticus41]

Natural storyteller

[@schechku19]

Who doesn’t like Lynn Swann..? Legend!

[@brianbadonde9251]

Browns fans, bengals fans, and colts fans

[@minuteman3]

George Atkinson

[@UncleClaudeSportsandThangs]

Cowgirl fans.

[@vikingraiders6703]

He is 72 unavailable, he looks great

[@jgrey8959]

Swann should have driven that car, he is the only one who could have made it look cool.

[@KingMuncheez]

Swann is literally the grandfather of the concept of “Spectacular Catch”. Madden players know what I mean lol.

[@barrywatts875]

I'm a lot older than Peyton Manning but he is "Old School" football, a football historian, son of a legend, brother of 2 time Super Bowl Winner against Tom Brady, and uncle to the next generation of Football Greatness.

[@earleholt4380]

This was back when the Nerf football came out...I always pretended I was Lynn Swann!

[@MountainMan.]

He's so much more professional and polished than today's NFL receivers. More work ethic and attention to detail.

[@ChilleBruh]

Lmao, nah he was nice though.

[@CharlieXFBA]

RELAX...

[@barrywatts875]

He like Walter Payton, had ballet dance experience. They were both graceful, versatile, and agile.

[@stevennewman8276]

George callin Lynn "soft"...halarious. All those cheap shots & still come up short. 😭

[@PhilIsaak]

🤣🤣🤣🤣if he did that stuff today he’d be kicked out of every game Geez they even ran Chuck Cecil out of the league in the 90’s and he wasn’t even that dirty just a heat seeking missile.

[@sawmanbigtreeslayer2360]

The flying fishbowl!! I used to call it the aquarium.

[@chicagonews1017]

do you all think peyton manning would have great passing numbers if he played from 1970 to 1980 with those rules ,

[@Bob-zh7lr]

Back when football was a man’s game.

[@ErnieWhite-s3l]

I couldn't believe Terry Bradshaw thought he should've gotten the MVP of Super Bowl VIIII. In fact, after Lynn Swann got hurt, I thought John Stallworth should've gotten the MVP of that Super Bowl against the Rams with Swann out and he stepped up big time.

[@EarnieWhite]

If Bradshaw thought he should've gotten the MVP for that game he's crazy. Furthermore, John Stallworth should've won the MVP in the Super Bowl game against the RAMS, especially with Swann out in the second half.

[@gaypreator8547]

He’s okay. 🦢🦢♥️

[@AndrewBergey]

So did Patrick Swayze

[@AndrewBergey]

So did Patrick Swayze catch with your hands, not your body

[@brianclark641]

It’s a travesty it took him so long to get in the Hall of Fame

[@AndrewBergey]

So did Patrick Swayze catch with your hands, not your body the fierce says secondary in NFL history Raiders Jack Tatum

[@enbentz]

Oh God, as a dance teacher I was cringing at the amount of misinformation and hilarious attempts at ballet from these two football LEGENDS! I appreciate them giving dance some respect, but oh boy is this a hot mess 😂

[@GraciousFundamentalist]

I just realized how much i hate the Steelers....smh #CB4L

[@user-sb1vz9pv5y]

No gloves

[@pathnativejam]

OK, My 4 Wide outs of all time, dream team status: Moss wide left, Steve Smith Sr left slot, Edelman, and Irvin on reserve.

[@hovertrout1]

Most overrated wide receiver of all time his career production is what someone like Calvin Johnson could do in four years yet. He’s in the Hall of Fame due to these novice fans just watching the Super Bowl.

[@leftytennis5912]

You’re obviously a raiders or cowboys fan. My condolences 🙏

[@erikrichards5072]

​@@leftytennis5912I'm a Cowboys fan since the 70s and think Lynn Swann was the best big play receiver of the 70s. Regular season and playoffs are factored into the HOF selection. Plus the defensive contact of the 70s was far more permissable. He belongs.

[@ChilleBruh]

The robots and I were wondering where you been? 🫣