Peyton's Places - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
National Tight Ends Day
Peyton joins 49ers tight end, George Kittle, on the streets of San Francisco to promote the NFL's newest national holiday: National Tight Ends Day.
Coffin Corner
Peyton enlists help from his former teammate, Pat McAfee, to explore the history of punters and the demise of the coffin corner kick.
When You Wish Upon a Star
Peyton goes to Walt Disney World to learn the origin story of the iconic Super Bowl commercial with the quarterback who started it all, Phil Simms.
NFL Inventions
Peyton prepares his best sales pitches to entice venture capitalist Mark Cuban to invest in some football inventions that are ready for the market.
Mad About Madden
After finding the original Madden Cruiser in the Hall of Fame, Peyton "borrows" the bus and travels cross-country to the places that made John Madden one of the most beloved figures in football.
Air Coryell
Peyton heads to Canton with Chargers legends Dan Fouts, Charlie Joiner, Wes Chandler, and Kellen Winslow to celebrate Don Coryell and the potent passing offense named after him.
Pulling a Rabbit Out of a Helmet
Peyton teams up with former teammate Wes Welker and long snapper-magician, Jon Dorenbos, to show how sleight-of-hand has created some of the most magical plays in football history.
Death of a Stadium
Peyton and Washington football legends Joe Theismann, Mark May and Darrell Green visit RFK Stadium one last time to reminisce about the stadium's glory days before its demolition.
The Land of Boz
Peyton meets up with former linebacker Brian Bosworth to learn how "The Boz" built a brand around his alter ego.
The Santa Game
Peyton and Eagles legend Ricky Watters dress up as Santa Claus and throw snowballs at Eagles fans to exact revenge for the notorious "Santa Game".
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