The 7 Greatest Running Back Passing Touchdowns in NFL History #football #nfl #highlights #top7

[hull]

Walter Payton - nothing but phenomenal

[mattnull]

Sweetness has more touchdown passes than any other running back.

[brgreg]

There was nothing that Sweetness couldn’t do out there.

[mr.reality]

Payton was an all around, physically talented athlete

[stevegant]

Marcus was such an awesome athlete; he could do anything on the field!

[MattPierce-xz]

You definitely can tell/see Marcus Allen has experience at QB

[JL-ecby]

Awesome throw by Payton. I was about to say Allen was the best passer, by far. Probably the two most complete backs (includes blocking) in NFL history. Payton could walk the width of the field on his hands. 😮

[amkhan]

Peyton's was amazing.
Roll out.
Turn his body
Then throw it DEEP in a fluid motion

[amittaizero]

Sitting here at a busy park and busted out "holy shit!" when I saw Payton launch that thing. 😂

[GlennJackson-de]

This used to be such a wonderful play back in the fifties and sixties. Guys like Frank Gifford, Tom Tracy, Paul Hornung, and even Jim Brown would throw multiple passes in a year. It was a great play then and could be a great play now.

[happydays]

Thank you for including Willie Gault. One of the Superbowl Bears, and arguably the fastest man on earth at the time.

[Whatif-cu]

What a shock other people/millions can throw a football. Humans

[FINfinFINfinFINfin]

Rest in peace to Robert Newhouse and Golden Richards.

[jeraldketelboeter]

Keep it up! This was a fun list to watch. Different.

[jackspickphone]

That Rams TD vs Pittsburgh put them ahead 19-17 in SB XIV

[royrayburn]

Marcus Allen, one of my all time favorites. Sweetness had a gun

[christopherborum]

Payton so good even Willie Gault couldn't outrun that throw.

[brianmarks]

Nothing about Dan Reeves TD pass to Lance Rentzel for the Cowboys to take the lead over the Packers in the 1967 NFL Championship AKA :"The Ice Bowl"?

[sal]

I remember a nice TD throw by my hero John Riggins and I believe Eric Dickerson had a nice one as well.

[robertbertram]

L.T. could literally do anything on the offensive side of the ball