Walter Payton was a renowned American back-running football player, but who is his son? Is he pursuing his father’s career? People are more interested in the player’s personal life than the professional one.

So whatever your concern is about Jareet Payton (Walter Payton’s son), you are at the right place. In this article, we will cover all the aspects of his life. So save time, explore the article, and find the answers to your questions.

Jarrett Payton – The Walter Payton Son:

In 1976, Walter Payton married Connie Norwood. He has two children one daughter named Brittany Walter Payton and a son Jarret Walter Payton. Both kids continue their father’s legacy and do fundamental work in media and sports. On Chicagolandradiosport.com, Jarrett hosts his radio show, Jarret Payton Show. 

He is a co-host and anchor of a morning show at WGN Radio’s “The Beat Program.” He recently co-hosted the “Jarrett, Harry, and Spike” radio show on Chicago’s former radio station The Game 87.7FM.

Jarrett Payton’s Personal Life:

Walter Payton’s son, Jarrett Walter Payton was born on 26 December 1980 and grew up in Arlington Illusions and Southbarington Illusion. Jarrett always loves to speak with people, and the world first met little Jarrett in 1993 when he gave an induction speech on behalf of his father at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. 

Jaret married Trisha George on 4  March 2009 in Florida. After 3 days they had their reception in Chicago at Soldier Field. He has two kids a son and a daughter named Jaddon and Madison. 

How Jarrett Payton Starts His Career:

Saint Vitor High School:

Jarrett started playing during his school time. He was an excellent player in both soccer and football.  In two years of high school, he earns the All-State Player honor in Soccer. He also played in junior high school when football was just organized. He accounted for 2,842 for all purposes including tailback, receiver, and quarterback (passed 1,088 yards and 1,345 yards). 

• Jarrett was announced by Sporting News as the No.50 overall prospect in the Nation.
• Prep Star announced him as the No. 5 Athlete in the Midwest Region.  

University of Miami (1999-2004):

• In the second year of the university, Payton stays out of the season with a redshirt, not a medical problem. 
• In the third year of the university while playing 8 games Jarrett moved from full-back to tail-back and earned 26 yards on 24 carriers and two touchdowns. 
• In 2002, during his fourth year at university, he played as a tailback and started as a kickoff return man. Jarrett rushed for 223 yards on 50 carriers this year with a 20.7 average kickoff return. 
• In the final year, he rushed 1,018 yards on 182 carries, a 5.4 average, and caught 17 passes for 136 yards and one touchdown. 
• Jarret played 5 bowling games and won 1 championship. He was also named the 2004 Orange Bowl MVP. 

Professional Football Career:

Tennessee Titans:

• In 2004 Jarrett signed with the Tennessee Titans as a free under-draft agent. he played as a third-string running back for them and ended the season with 105 yards for 33 carriers and one touchdown. 
• He also participates in all practices and team rosters. Jarrett left the Tennessee Titans in 2006 before the next season. 

NFL Europe:

• In 2005 Jarrett joined the NFL Europe and played for Admerstdarm Admirals. He played a big role in the victory of the Admerstdam Admirals in  World Bowl XII.

Montreal Alouettes of Canadian Football Leaauge:

• Jarrett signed a one-year contract with Montreal Alouettes on 22 February 2007. 
• He scored his first touchdown with the CFL against  Toronto on 2 August 2007 and rushed his first 100-yard game on August 9, 2007.
• In his first 100 yards, Jarrett rushes 20 times ball for 160 yards and one touchdown against the Calgary Stampeders. 
• He left the CFL on 2 July 2008. 

Toronto Argonauts(2009):

• Jarrett Walter Payton signed with the Toronto Argonauts on 7 June 009. He rushed 47 all-purpose yards on seven catches and three carriers during his journey with them. 
• He left the Toronto Argonauts on request on 9 September Because he said he wanted to work with the Chicago-based Walter and Connie-Payton Foundation to help children suffering from different life circumstances. 

Chicago Slaughter (2010):

• Jarrett signed with Chicago Slaughter on 7 January 2010.
• He finished the season with Chicago Slaughter at 253 yards for 72 carriers and 11 rushing touchdowns. 
• Jarrett’s all-season purpose-ending numbers were 501 yards, 14 touchdowns, and 84 total scored points. 

Jarrett Walter Payton officially retired from the Professional Football League on Friday 7 January 2011.

Co-Founder of the Jarrett Payton  Foundation:

Due to a strong bond and appreciation with his father, Jarrett continues his father’s legacy. Like Walter Payton Jarrett Payton also loves to connect and speak with unprivileged children.

Jarrett and his wife Trish George are the co-founders of the Jarrett Payton Foundation. The foundation’s main purpose is to impact the community positively by organizing programs for youth and children to improve their qualities like leadership and creativity. 

Jarrett also improvises the Walter and Connie Payton Foundation which helps and motivates people that no one has the same background in their lives. But there are opportunities through which you can make your life stable and enriched. Walter and Connie Payton Foundation provides positive opportunities to the youth and focuses on their life stability. 

Jarrett Walter Payton Bussiness:

• Jarrett is a partner with Chicago Brewery where he is actively involved in producing and selling his beer ( Jarrett Payton’s All-American Wheat Ale). Jarrett said he started this business due to his father’s love for craft beer and as a son-father duo he wants to bring his father’s dream true. Jarrett started the production of the Beer in 2012 and now it is one of the most selling beers in the Argus Brewery.   
• In 2014 Jarrett started another jewelry business to dedicate his foundation. He teamed up with  Cy Fredrics Jewelers to create JP by Cy Fredrics to make distinctive jewelry for men and women. The jewelry was designed with numbers; each piece was produced only 34 times. 34 is the number of the renowned Walter Payton of the Chicago Bears and Pro Football Hall of Fame. many of the Walteer Payton fans designed their jewelry pieces with No. 34. 

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Final Verdict:

Jarrett Payton continues his father’s legacy and makes a name on the football field. Despite this, he is a motivational speaker, host, DJ, and cofounder of the Jarrett Payton Foundation. Jarrett shed tears and said it does not make me sad that my father is not around me. I love that people love him and talk about him. he had a remarkable impact on people’s lives. It would be sad if people do not talk and stop loving him. I want to continue my father’s legacy and return to the community by helping them, raising awareness, and by all means what I can do.