1979 Walter Payton #179
SGC 8: #6665708 - Near Mint to Mint
SWEETNESS!
Walter Payton had an exceptional season in 1979. He led the NFL in rushing yards, accumulating 1,610 yards on the ground. This marked his third consecutive season as the league's leading rusher, highlighting his consistency and dominance at the position. Payton was not just a superb runner, but he was also a significant contributor in the passing game. In 1979, he totaled 541 receiving yards, bringing his all-purpose yardage to a league-leading 2,121 yards. He rarely missed games and was relied upon heavily by the Chicago Bears offense. In 1979, he carried the ball a league-leading 369 times, showcasing his ability to handle a heavy workload and consistently produce for his team. Payton's individual success translated into team success for the Bears. In 1979, the Bears finished with a record of 10-6, making the playoffs and advancing to the NFC Championship Game.
SGC 8: #6665708 - Near Mint to Mint
SWEETNESS!
Walter Payton had an exceptional season in 1979. He led the NFL in rushing yards, accumulating 1,610 yards on the ground. This marked his third consecutive season as the league's leading rusher, highlighting his consistency and dominance at the position. Payton was not just a superb runner, but he was also a significant contributor in the passing game. In 1979, he totaled 541 receiving yards, bringing his all-purpose yardage to a league-leading 2,121 yards. He rarely missed games and was relied upon heavily by the Chicago Bears offense. In 1979, he carried the ball a league-leading 369 times, showcasing his ability to handle a heavy workload and consistently produce for his team. Payton's individual success translated into team success for the Bears. In 1979, the Bears finished with a record of 10-6, making the playoffs and advancing to the NFC Championship Game.
SGC 8: #6665708 - Near Mint to Mint
SWEETNESS!
Walter Payton had an exceptional season in 1979. He led the NFL in rushing yards, accumulating 1,610 yards on the ground. This marked his third consecutive season as the league's leading rusher, highlighting his consistency and dominance at the position. Payton was not just a superb runner, but he was also a significant contributor in the passing game. In 1979, he totaled 541 receiving yards, bringing his all-purpose yardage to a league-leading 2,121 yards. He rarely missed games and was relied upon heavily by the Chicago Bears offense. In 1979, he carried the ball a league-leading 369 times, showcasing his ability to handle a heavy workload and consistently produce for his team. Payton's individual success translated into team success for the Bears. In 1979, the Bears finished with a record of 10-6, making the playoffs and advancing to the NFC Championship Game.
