Peyton meets up with Kurt Russell to watch The Best of Times, where Russell played Reno Hightower, one of the greatest movie quarterbacks of all-time.

Peyton meets up with former president Bill Clinton at West Point to discover the origin of the forward pass.

Peyton and Ron Jaworski learn how Thomas Edison produced the first game film when he recorded Princeton versus Yale in 1903. He then meets up with James Van Der Beek to break down the play of the greatest movie quarterbacks of all-time.

Peyton meets up with former late-night host David Letterman at Ball State, Letterman's alma mater. The future Hall of Famer enlists the help of the football team to propose new rules for the sport.

Owens is one of the biggest and most widely misunderstood personalities in NFL history. Peyton meets with T.O. to talk about his Hall of Fame career and larger-than-life persona.

The mobile quarterback of the modern NFL owes some of its DNA to Tarkenton, who broke free from the mold of pocket QB.

Peyton talks to legendary Steelers receiver Lynn Swann about the unique skill and ability to play football in the air, and reunites Swann with the AMC Pacer X, the same kind of car he won as the MVP of Super Bowl X.

One of the NFL's greatest quarterbacks and Peyton's former boss, John Elway meets up with Manning at Mile High Stadium in Denver, where they break down film of The Drive.

Peyton meets up with Marshawn Lynch, one of the most feared running backs in NFL history. Known for his scripted answers, Lynch opens up to Peyton and discusses joyriding on an injury cart, causing an earthquake and his pre-game superstitions.