What's really amazing is the ACCURACY with which he throws. Look closely at the receivers. The ball almost always hits them right on the numbers. Unreal...
Pure work of art to who ever put this together, music was perfect, fast forwarding in select moments was thoughtful, respect to all players shown is intact, and highlighting THE MAN was done with class.
The last clip of him pointing his finger number 1 says it all cool stuff man there hasen't been a Q.B. like him since he retired. I miss those days as a kid waiting to see him win at crunch time !!!!!
Hey Joe was a blessing to have in Kansas City for those two seasons. Even though he was not in a Super Bowl with KC he made us a better team. I wish we could have provided a Tony Gonzalez like receiver for him. Thanks Joe Cool.
I agree wholeheartedly, Joe should be the undisputed (greatest) QB of all time. -Joe Montana LED drives, inch by inch to victory, he threw the ball without even looking sometimes (like a basketball player). People love to say Tom Brady is in the running for Joe's title but I've yet to see Tom actually prove that he's beyond the offensive system he runs, other than the kicker who always jumped into to save the day.
I agree hes the best but Tommy does the same, Brady has had sub par receivers almost his entire career and still manages 12-4 seasons and 4000 passing yards. If Brady wins another SB Brady will be considered the best and don't give that spy gate BS.
@@TheEliteClanHD The Great Joe Montana is the GOAT! Brady is just the most ACCOMPLISHED playing Puss Ball while piling up VOLUME stats/accomplishments.
You can see that Montana really had no mobility late in his career and was worn off due to his past injuries. However, he still had that magic touch like he always had
If I needed one drive or just one game I'd put my money on Montana. People forget he was KOd late in the 90/91 NFC title game with the lead with Rice open on the pass he almost got off. He goes down, Young comes in cold. so just trying to run out the clock, Roger Craig fumbles, Giants recover and drive to kick the game winner. Montana closes that game out, probably goes 5-0 in SBs and with a 3peat. Plus, he lost all of 91 and 92 due to that injury. Imagine what SF could have done during those seasons with a healthy Joe. Then he returns after 2 years and leads a so so KC team to the playoffs twice and an AFC title game. He played when you could kill receivers over the middle, get away with contact past 5 yds down field and when QBs got crushed. He won 2 SBs before Rice was even drafted. If Montana stayed healthy and had Walsh for 18 years as Brady has been healthy but for one season and had Belichick 18 years (I excluded 08 when Brady was out) it's unfathomable what Joe coulda done. In only 7 full seasons as a full time starter with Walsh (82 was strike shortened and he didn't start in 79 and not all of 80) he won 3 of his 4 SBs with an 18-1 season in 84 and he also got screwed in the 83 NFC title game by the refs. 4-0 in SBs, zero interceptions and 127.8 SB passer rating. Joe Montana is the greatest QB of all time.
He IS the undisputed greatest quarterback of all-time. The only reason he is not as mentioned as other old prime-time player is that he doesn't participate in anything the NFL does anymore. He walked away to spend time with his loved ones and that's what he does. In the end NO ONE comes close to his talent.
@wodkins I have to agree with you totally, Montana had every element of the ideal quarterback and could do it all. Joe could win in any situation and bats 1000 percent in superbowls. hands down the best eva
You're right about the Rams too, MMS. Ravaged with injuries, Youngblood's broken leg, they still gave Pitt all they could handle. The two plays where Bradshaw went deep later in the game, both the same playcall and Bradshaw himself said it never worked in practice. You're right about Cromwell also. He dropped an easy pick six that woulda had the Rams up by 9 going into the 4th. It woulda been Bradshaw's 4th of the game. I also recall Smith's EZ drop that woulda put Dallas over Pitt in SB13.
It's clear the extra effort his receivers made in KC. They were inspired jus thaving him on the field. You can see a somewhat of a drop off in the KC clips compared to his prime SF days. But we're talking about a 2 year layoff, being with a new team and having to learn a new rhythm with them, and being 2 years older. Still he took them to the playoffs and even one AFC title game. He was clearly the only reason the were any good those 2 seasons.
Um no...the Chiefs were dominate in the AFC for pretty much all of the 90's. They went 13-3 right after he retired so no he is not the only reason at all
I said those 2 seasons, not that they weren't good other seasons. I mean they were only 9-7 in 1994 with Montana so without him what are they? Probably a losing record. They were 11-5 with him in 1993, without him maybe they're 8-8. They were the # 1 seed in 95 and 97 after he retired so they were improving as a whole while he was with them, but I don't believe Bono or Grbac gets the 93 or 94 teams in the playoffs
I guess we can agree to disagree. The Chiefs made it to the playoffs six seasons in a row from 1990 to 1995, and only two of them was with Montana...the other four without him. I guess nobody really knows if they would have made the playoffs if they didn't have him, but considering that they made the playoffs 3 years in a row before they even traded for him, makes me think that it could have happened.
Mark Engelmeyer Then there is the possibility that they could have been better without him I guess. Because they were never top seed with him as they were the first year after he left and 2 years after that.It's hard to say how much of the same starting lineup they were in 90,91,92, 95,96, 97. Even when the nucleus is similar it is a different team every year based on injuries, free agencey, coaching changes and age. I guess I just figured since they were 11-5 and 9-7 with him that they would be worse without him. But I realize that they changed their system for him, but probably kept it the same for Bono since he was a former SF west coast Offense QB and did end up winning 4 more games than Joe won the season before, and 2 more than Joe did two seasons before. I attribute that to the team improving and growing during Joe's seasons. So basically I'm assuming had Joe stayed and not been old, then maybe they still go 13-3 with him too.But who knows, Maybe Joe was actually limiting them from their full potential and they placed too much emphasis on him. At the end of the day I'll stand corrected on the second half of my initial posts but it does appear that the first part of my initial post is accurate. That being the part about them looking as if they are working a lot harder than his receivers in SF appeared to be working. Maybe Joe was sucking a little by this point lol and that's why they had to.
It's tough to say. I'm of course not trying to say that I'm glad he was with the Chiefs because I am. The Chiefs are my favorite team and to be able to say that we once had the greatest QB playing for us is pretty awesome..I just wish we could have gotten him sooner when he wasn't as old. I just hate when people try to say that the only reason we had won all of those games was because of Montana and that the team it's self sucked.
@MasonMediaClips Montana stated that had he been given at least the opportunity to earn his job back (as if he need to) then he would have remained in San Francisco. Steve Young however refused the challenge. George Seifert, eager to make "his mark," was equally unwilling to allow Montana to compete with Steve Young in training camp and the preseason. Regardless of the circumstances, one does not betray the greatest quarterback in history, particularly in this fashion.
Alright guys here we go again stop saying Brady and Montana are the same first of all the rules to protect QB's this day...Montana,Elway,Marino,and Kelly were lucky to even start a game...Montana is King Brady is'nt even close if Joe had all these rules protecting him no broken back no head injuries longer to play...Montana Tough Brady Paper Lion....besides Brady is a actor and a crybaby..
If every great QB in the history of the game pleaded their case in a court of law in defense of their claim to the greatest QB ever, the jury would find that Joe has overwhelming evidence in his favor.
I agree, MMS. These guys like Ben never saw these QBs actually play year in and year out. Joe won on every level, Walsh or no Walsh. System QB my ass, they are clueless. Joe is one of the greatest in history under duress, out of the pocket throwing on the run, defense all over him, turning nothing into a big play. Ice cool. Bradshaw threw it up for grabs and Swann/Stallworth made some of the sickest catches you will ever see. Other than that, it was Pittsburgh's defense that made that team roll.
Grande! NOn capisco molto di footbal, ma penso che la sua grandezza fosse la sua capacità di improvvisare, anche quando era marcato o aveva tutti gli attaccanti coperti
@espdemon Montana didnt have any great Wrs in his first two Super Bowls,but Montana and Brady are basically mirror images of each other . The 49ers should have drafted him because he always wanted to be a 49er
Last week, I had a guy tell me that Favre is the greatest QB ever...I looked at him like he was high. Then when Favre threw that awful interception, I looked at him and said "Montana would have NEVER thrown that bad of an interception in the clutch like that." End of discussion
Hey I am a Cowboys Fan and I still think that Montana was the Greatest QB to ever play. He redefined a postion and possibly the Game of Football. And he will always be better than Brady. Brady has a Super Bowl Loss Montana Does not.
The MVP in all four Montana Super Bowls were offensive players, with Montana winning three times and Rice once. Staubach didn't call his own plays and was routinely considered the better QB than Bradshaw in the 70's. Bradshaw simply had a better defense than Dallas, great as Dallas' was. Bradshaw struggled and tossed three picks and barely beat the 9-7 Rams in SB14. If not for the Steelers defense in the 4th quarter, the Rams win that game. He won his first SB vs Minnesota 16-6. Defense. Period.
the best of our generation,maybe 1 day Manning or Brady Or Brees or some other QB Will be but until they accomplish more Montana is still best of our era not in stats but in the thing that matters most big time Wins
Joe Montana...could make a mediocore team good and a good team great...he proved that with the good 9ers and mediocore Cheifs...no one ever like him and no one again...!!!
Solamente los que no vieron a Montana jugar, no pueden dimensionar la grandeza de este jugador. La comparación con Brady es a veces ridícula, yo los ví a los 2 y me desilusionó Brady contra los juegos contra Giants y el de Los Seehawks. Le vi el temor. No hay comparación posible. Los analistas jóvenes nunca vieron a Montana en el campo!!!
Get the Audio in a Bucket - Great Video and Terrible Audio that cuts Out... Production never reviewed it prior to releasing, sad - Joe Montana and the fans deserve much better video...!
@espdemon Yeah brady is not the QB he once was. Montana as I said redefined the Quarterback position into what it is today. Before Montana you had Quarterbacks with gunslinger mentality now they really on accuracy not arm strength hence why more passes are completed. Brady will never be the quarterback Montana was.
@cway31 I so agree with the nauseating comparisons to manning/brady.. those two are closer to Dan Marino than Joe montana on super bowl wins alone.. 1 is closer to 0 than it is to 4.. Simple Math, something manning/brady fans never understood in school..... If there is someone better, show me.. until then, JOE MONTANA IS THE GREATEST QB EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
To those who lobby for Tom Brady as GOAT...I like Brady. I also like the fact that he was a fan of Joe's as a boy (to think that the 49ers could have had him...!). But IF we are to compare the two--and I hate that we need to--we can't do it on stats alone. Joe lost 3 total years to injuries because he played when QBs and WRs were not protected as they are now. He was brutalized! He had to play within those rules! And yet you tell me, "don't bring up 'Spygate' or 'Brady Rules.'" Really? Like I said, I like Tom. But the way I see it, Joe is a Brady--who can also scramble. Big difference. If he needs any more credibility, listen to Jerry Rice (who isn't even in the first of these 3 clips; Montana was great before he arrived) or Mike Holmgren.
+Beast I used stickum in high school, and it didn't really help. In some ways, it made things worse. And I'm surprised you bring it up as it's already well documented that today's super-grippy gloves make receivers much better.
@wodkins Well let's see what happens this year. if Brady wins it this year then he'll have 4 SB wins and 5 total appearances.. which will give Brady the edge, but again, let's see what happens in the playoffs..
Underworld Films brady is one of the greatest reader of defense pre and post snap especially pre snap. And why rings don’t matter Now? Rings is the reason you guys rank him higher over marino who had the tangibles and stats over montana, so why can’t montana receive the same treatment when it comes don’t to montana vs brady? Both played in great systems whereas marino played in a mediocre one
@MasonMediaClips "Who can blame Steve?" I can't stand Steve Young! There is no question that if Montana had remained there in San Fransisco they would have won more Super Bowls. Joe Montana thrived off of being challenged, it brought out the best in him. Stupid George Siefert should have taken advantage of that. Who cares if Young would have asked to be traded. Where would he have gone? It was the west coast offense that made him successful. He would not have been successful on another team.
The only reason the 85 bears aret the 84 bears is bec of the great joe. Also the only reason the 85 bears became the 85 bears is bec joe got hurt that year. But if he hadnt got hurt there would have never been a 85, 86, 87, or any other team foe that matter. Joe will live for ever. & pl dont give me that shit about him winning only bec he had rice. FYI joe won 2 , let me say again, 2 superbowls before rice got there. If anything joe made jerry who he was.
@wodkins.. First of all how is Brady not what he once was? He won MVP while throwing to a bunch of undersized receivers. He will never be as good as Montana? Ok so if he wins one more ring that puts him at 4 rings w/ 5 appearances. Montana wasn't able to get to 5. Joe is the greatest ever as of this moment. But chill with the "he will never be as good as.." It just screams nostalgic fanboy.
No, that would be Tom Brady who is overrated and big time lucky! Mr. VOLUME as I call him, who is the most accomplished QB playing Puss Ball while piling up VOLUME stats/accomplishments. Mr. VOLUME has played for over TWENTY YEARS and not a DAMN THING WRONG WITH HIM!
These 3 videos show why Montana is the GOAT.
All time period!!! This guy gives me the chills watching him play since I was a little boy!
What's really amazing is the ACCURACY with which he throws. Look closely at the receivers. The ball almost always hits them right on the numbers. Unreal...
Pure work of art to who ever put this together, music was perfect, fast forwarding in select moments was thoughtful, respect to all players shown is intact, and highlighting THE MAN was done with class.
Awesome...Football is not even my game...but this video is really inspiring. What a great athlete...Wow.
Montana's passing accuracy is incredible. Add that to Jerry Rice and you have the best combo ever
The music at 6:17 and movements of Montana moments before re-charging and firing a missile are Epic!
The last clip of him pointing his finger number 1 says it all cool stuff man there hasen't been a Q.B. like him since he retired. I miss those days as a kid waiting to see him win at crunch time !!!!!
best Montana highlights/clip I've ever seen.
It truly recaptures some of that "magic".
I’m a die hard niner fan but I have to admit, watching him play with Marcus Allen was awesome !
Thank you, MasonMediaClips.This is awesome clip. Love it. Best QB ever Joe Montana!
Hey Joe was a blessing to have in Kansas City for those two seasons. Even though he was not in a Super Bowl with KC he made us a better team. I wish we could have provided a Tony Gonzalez like receiver for him.
Thanks Joe Cool.
Evertime the NFL season begins I always find my heart aches to view him just once more.
THE MAN!!!
Cool ass video! I can't believe you put that much footage together---AWESOME!
THE GREATEST QB EVER!!!
I agree wholeheartedly, Joe should be the undisputed (greatest) QB of all time. -Joe Montana LED drives, inch by inch to victory, he threw the ball without even looking sometimes (like a basketball player).
People love to say Tom Brady is in the running for Joe's title but I've yet to see Tom actually prove that he's beyond the offensive system he runs, other than the kicker who always jumped into to save the day.
"Why he isn't the undisputed greatest quarterback of all-time is a mystery to me."
The above is a question that has equally baffled me as well.
LOL. He made JJ Birden, and Willie Davis look like all star material. That just shows you how Great Montana was. Goat!
I agree hes the best but Tommy does the same, Brady has had sub par receivers almost his entire career and still manages 12-4 seasons and 4000 passing yards. If Brady wins another SB Brady will be considered the best and don't give that spy gate BS.
Davis was awesome so I don't know what you're talking about
TheEliteClanHD Patriots are a system team that utilizes the strength of flankers with speed and great route running ability.
@@TheEliteClanHD
The Great Joe Montana is the GOAT! Brady is just the most ACCOMPLISHED playing Puss Ball while piling up VOLUME stats/accomplishments.
Well said Jones. Overwhelming evidence without a doubt.
You can see that Montana really had no mobility late in his career and was worn off due to his past injuries. However, he still had that magic touch like he always had
Divad leba happens with everyone, for example elway
No dispute from here. Others may have better stats here and there but he was the best at playing Quarterback ever.
Simplemente el mejor de la historia de la NFL
If I needed one drive or just one game I'd put my money on Montana.
People forget he was KOd late in the 90/91 NFC title game with the lead with Rice open on the pass he almost got off.
He goes down, Young comes in cold. so just trying to run out the clock, Roger Craig fumbles, Giants recover and drive to kick the game winner.
Montana closes that game out, probably goes 5-0 in SBs and with a 3peat.
Plus, he lost all of 91 and 92 due to that injury.
Imagine what SF could have done during those seasons with a healthy Joe. Then he returns after 2 years and leads a so so KC team to the playoffs twice and an AFC title game. He played when you could kill receivers over the middle, get away with contact past 5 yds down field and when QBs got crushed.
He won 2 SBs before Rice was even drafted.
If Montana stayed healthy and had Walsh for 18 years as Brady has been healthy but for one season and had Belichick 18 years (I excluded 08 when Brady was out) it's unfathomable what Joe coulda done.
In only 7 full seasons as a full time starter with Walsh (82 was strike shortened and he didn't start in 79 and not all of 80) he won 3 of his 4 SBs with an 18-1 season in 84 and he also got screwed in the 83 NFC title game by the refs. 4-0 in SBs, zero interceptions and 127.8 SB passer rating. Joe Montana is the greatest QB of all time.
He IS the undisputed greatest quarterback of all-time.
The only reason he is not as mentioned as other old prime-time player is that he doesn't participate in anything the NFL does anymore. He walked away to spend time with his loved ones and that's what he does.
In the end NO ONE comes close to his talent.
@wodkins I have to agree with you totally, Montana had every element of the ideal quarterback and could do it all. Joe could win in any situation and bats 1000 percent in superbowls. hands down the best eva
You're right about the Rams too, MMS. Ravaged with injuries, Youngblood's broken leg, they still gave Pitt all they could handle. The two plays where Bradshaw went deep later in the game, both the same playcall and Bradshaw himself said it never worked in practice. You're right about Cromwell also. He dropped an easy pick six that woulda had the Rams up by 9 going into the 4th. It woulda been Bradshaw's 4th of the game. I also recall Smith's EZ drop that woulda put Dallas over Pitt in SB13.
49er fans and KC fans will always have one thing in common. We know who the greatest is!
I totally agree with you. Maybe 2 more??
The fact he beat Steve Young and the 49ers with the KC Chiefs is proof enough hes the best.
Best postseason QB of all time, and there's no contest. And hi Yuji.
TylerClawProductions Yeap. He da man. lol and hi.
The Chiefs were a powerhouse throughout pretty much all of the 90's....its not a surprise that they beat the 49ners at all
how many playoffs were those power house chiefs in during that time?
GoldenSymbiote chiefs defense beat young, not montana. Had more completions and yards too
awesome video dude ..
It's clear the extra effort his receivers made in KC. They were inspired jus thaving him on the field. You can see a somewhat of a drop off in the KC clips compared to his prime SF days. But we're talking about a 2 year layoff, being with a new team and having to learn a new rhythm with them, and being 2 years older. Still he took them to the playoffs and even one AFC title game. He was clearly the only reason the were any good those 2 seasons.
Um no...the Chiefs were dominate in the AFC for pretty much all of the 90's. They went 13-3 right after he retired so no he is not the only reason at all
I said those 2 seasons, not that they weren't good other seasons. I mean they were only 9-7 in 1994 with Montana so without him what are they? Probably a losing record. They were 11-5 with him in 1993, without him maybe they're 8-8. They were the # 1 seed in 95 and 97 after he retired so they were improving as a whole while he was with them, but I don't believe Bono or Grbac gets the 93 or 94 teams in the playoffs
I guess we can agree to disagree. The Chiefs made it to the playoffs six seasons in a row from 1990 to 1995, and only two of them was with Montana...the other four without him. I guess nobody really knows if they would have made the playoffs if they didn't have him, but considering that they made the playoffs 3 years in a row before they even traded for him, makes me think that it could have happened.
Mark Engelmeyer Then there is the possibility that they could have been better without him I guess. Because they were never top seed with him as they were the first year after he left and 2 years after that.It's hard to say how much of the same starting lineup they were in 90,91,92, 95,96, 97. Even when the nucleus is similar it is a different team every year based on injuries, free agencey, coaching changes and age. I guess I just figured since they were 11-5 and 9-7 with him that they would be worse without him. But I realize that they changed their system for him, but probably kept it the same for Bono since he was a former SF west coast Offense QB and did end up winning 4 more games than Joe won the season before, and 2 more than Joe did two seasons before. I attribute that to the team improving and growing during Joe's seasons. So basically I'm assuming had Joe stayed and not been old, then maybe they still go 13-3 with him too.But who knows, Maybe Joe was actually limiting them from their full potential and they placed too much emphasis on him. At the end of the day I'll stand corrected on the second half of my initial posts but it does appear that the first part of my initial post is accurate. That being the part about them looking as if they are working a lot harder than his receivers in SF appeared to be working. Maybe Joe was sucking a little by this point lol and that's why they had to.
It's tough to say. I'm of course not trying to say that I'm glad he was with the Chiefs because I am. The Chiefs are my favorite team and to be able to say that we once had the greatest QB playing for us is pretty awesome..I just wish we could have gotten him sooner when he wasn't as old. I just hate when people try to say that the only reason we had won all of those games was because of Montana and that the team it's self sucked.
@MasonMediaClips Montana stated that had he been given at least the opportunity to earn his job back (as if he need to) then he would have remained in San Francisco. Steve Young however refused the challenge. George Seifert, eager to make "his mark," was equally unwilling to allow Montana to compete with Steve Young in training camp and the preseason. Regardless of the circumstances, one does not betray the greatest quarterback in history, particularly in this fashion.
Matt Beeman he would, just somewhere else. He was more talented and led in the passer rating after his retirement
Greatest touch passer ever
Alright guys here we go again stop saying Brady and Montana are the same first of all the rules to protect QB's this day...Montana,Elway,Marino,and Kelly were lucky to even start a game...Montana is King Brady is'nt even close if Joe had all these rules protecting him no broken back no head injuries longer to play...Montana Tough Brady Paper Lion....besides Brady is a actor and a crybaby..
When did KC stop using astroturf? I didn't realize they used it.
the 1 person who disliked this is an Oiler fan.
If every great QB in the history of the game pleaded their case in a court of law in defense of their claim to the greatest QB ever, the jury would find that Joe has overwhelming evidence in his favor.
great! Joe Montana is the best QB ever
I agree, MMS. These guys like Ben never saw these QBs actually play year in and year out. Joe won on every level, Walsh or no Walsh. System QB my ass, they are clueless. Joe is one of the greatest in history under duress, out of the pocket throwing on the run, defense all over him, turning nothing into a big play. Ice cool. Bradshaw threw it up for grabs and Swann/Stallworth made some of the sickest catches you will ever see. Other than that, it was Pittsburgh's defense that made that team roll.
Grande! NOn capisco molto di footbal, ma penso che la sua grandezza fosse la sua capacità di improvvisare, anche quando era marcato o aveva tutti gli attaccanti coperti
loved it when he was in kc helpin my chiefs
Indeed. In my opinion, his position as the rgeatest quarterback in history is completely indisputable.
whats the first instrumental
About 2:35 or so there's audio troubles.... Could have been much better video...
@espdemon Montana didnt have any great Wrs in his first two Super Bowls,but Montana and Brady are basically mirror images of each other . The 49ers should have drafted him because he always wanted to be a 49er
Brady could have never played for the 49ers because to play in the west coast offense you need to be mobile, and Brady is slow as molasses in January.
Last week, I had a guy tell me that Favre is the greatest QB ever...I looked at him like he was high.
Then when Favre threw that awful interception, I looked at him and said "Montana would have NEVER thrown that bad of an interception in the clutch like that."
End of discussion
Hey I am a Cowboys Fan and I still think that Montana was the Greatest QB to ever play. He redefined a postion and possibly the Game of Football. And he will always be better than Brady. Brady has a Super Bowl Loss Montana Does not.
No Super Bowl 24 highlights.... :(
The MVP in all four Montana Super Bowls were offensive players, with Montana winning three times and Rice once. Staubach didn't call his own plays and was routinely considered the better QB than Bradshaw in the 70's. Bradshaw simply had a better defense than Dallas, great as Dallas' was. Bradshaw struggled and tossed three picks and barely beat the 9-7 Rams in SB14. If not for the Steelers defense in the 4th quarter, the Rams win that game. He won his first SB vs Minnesota 16-6. Defense. Period.
Joe Montana is the best QB to ever play football
🃏☀️
the best of our generation,maybe 1 day Manning or Brady Or Brees or some other QB Will be but until they accomplish more Montana is still best of our era not in stats but in the thing that matters most big time Wins
I'm wondering...did Montana always pat the ball before he threw for his entire career, or was that a habit he picked up at KC?
@DaemonZane I know I was one of those Cowboys fans.
Joe Montana...could make a mediocore team good and a good team great...he proved that with the good 9ers and mediocore Cheifs...no one ever like him and no one again...!!!
Chiefs mediocre in the 90's?? Are you high? Catch up on your history
divermike didn't chiefs never go to the AFC title since the afl until Joe came to Kansas city hmmmmm
@Matt Beeman and that means what? Nothing. They were in the playoffs almost every year of the 90s which means they weren't mediocre.
4:08 wow
@Verozzani Brady never had a three headed monster like Montana did with Clarke, Rice & Taylor.
Montana never threw an interception in a Super Bowl, let alone lost a Super Bowl. Case closed!
espdemon nunca habrá otro cómo Montana es único e incomparable en Notre Dame en San Francisco y en Kansas un ganador nato
If the 49ers wouldn't have traded him I think he would have one another superbowl.
Solamente los que no vieron a Montana jugar, no pueden dimensionar la grandeza de este jugador. La comparación con Brady es a veces ridícula, yo los ví a los 2 y me desilusionó Brady contra los juegos contra Giants y el de Los Seehawks. Le vi el temor. No hay comparación posible. Los analistas jóvenes nunca vieron a Montana en el campo!!!
Get the Audio in a Bucket - Great Video and Terrible Audio that cuts Out... Production never reviewed it prior to releasing, sad - Joe Montana and the fans deserve much better video...!
@espdemon Yeah brady is not the QB he once was. Montana as I said redefined the Quarterback position into what it is today. Before Montana you had Quarterbacks with gunslinger mentality now they really on accuracy not arm strength hence why more passes are completed. Brady will never be the quarterback Montana was.
@cway31
I so agree with the nauseating comparisons to manning/brady.. those two are closer to Dan Marino than Joe montana on super bowl wins alone.. 1 is closer to 0 than it is to 4.. Simple Math, something manning/brady fans never understood in school..... If there is someone better, show me.. until then, JOE MONTANA IS THE GREATEST QB EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cooldish1 u are crazy 11 td noooooo int and 4 and 0 in superbowls.Plus he mastered the throw across his body but with accuracy not game killin int.
To those who lobby for Tom Brady as GOAT...I like Brady. I also like the fact that he was a fan of Joe's as a boy (to think that the 49ers could have had him...!). But IF we are to compare the two--and I hate that we need to--we can't do it on stats alone. Joe lost 3 total years to injuries because he played when QBs and WRs were not protected as they are now. He was brutalized! He had to play within those rules! And yet you tell me, "don't bring up 'Spygate' or 'Brady Rules.'" Really? Like I said, I like Tom. But the way I see it, Joe is a Brady--who can also scramble. Big difference. If he needs any more credibility, listen to Jerry Rice (who isn't even in the first of these 3 clips; Montana was great before he arrived) or Mike Holmgren.
Jerry rice used stickum. That's the worst thing you could possibly do and he admitted to using it his entire career.
+Beast You need to brush up on NFL history and why Stickum was banned in the first place. Protip: It wasnt because of catching passes easier.
+Beast I used stickum in high school, and it didn't really help. In some ways, it made things worse. And I'm surprised you bring it up as it's already well documented that today's super-grippy gloves make receivers much better.
Joe Montana is the best qb of all time same with Jerry ricer
AND Ronnie Lott
@wodkins Well let's see what happens this year. if Brady wins it this year then he'll have 4 SB wins and 5 total appearances.. which will give Brady the edge, but again, let's see what happens in the playoffs..
@Bigbadben7 I want what he is having cause it must be strong! EPIC FAIL
@wodkins.. Plus Montana always had all pros in the recvng core, brady won super bowls throwing to scrubs.
Nobody did it better than Montana...end of story.
Montana has 5 rings and Brady has 3
Montana has 4 rings and Brady has 7 and Montana is still the GOAT!
Tom Brady could win 10 Super Bowls......he will never be better than Joe Montana!!!
Underworld Films what about 11?
@@отпирайте No.
Underworld Films 12?
@@отпирайте Brady could win 20....and never be better...Montana made better reads (in and out) the pocket!!!
Underworld Films brady is one of the greatest reader of defense pre and post snap especially pre snap. And why rings don’t matter Now? Rings is the reason you guys rank him higher over marino who had the tangibles and stats over montana, so why can’t montana receive the same treatment when it comes don’t to montana vs brady? Both played in great systems whereas marino played in a mediocre one
@MasonMediaClips "Who can blame Steve?" I can't stand Steve Young! There is no question that if Montana had remained there in San Fransisco they would have won more Super Bowls. Joe Montana thrived off of being challenged, it brought out the best in him. Stupid George Siefert should have taken advantage of that. Who cares if Young would have asked to be traded. Where would he have gone? It was the west coast offense that made him successful. He would not have been successful on another team.
Tom Brady = Troy Aikman
The only reason the 85 bears aret the 84 bears is bec of the great joe. Also the only reason the 85 bears became the 85 bears is bec joe got hurt that year. But if he hadnt got hurt there would have never been a 85, 86, 87, or any other team foe that matter. Joe will live for ever. & pl dont give me that shit about him winning only bec he had rice. FYI joe won 2 , let me say again, 2 superbowls before rice got there. If anything joe made jerry who he was.
Tom Brady = Joe Montana
Crybrady = Bernie Kosar
I miss the real 49ers. The 49ers today are a bunch of wimp and overrated hype. Damn it all!
@wodkins.. First of all how is Brady not what he once was? He won MVP while throwing to a bunch of undersized receivers. He will never be as good as Montana? Ok so if he wins one more ring that puts him at 4 rings w/ 5 appearances. Montana wasn't able to get to 5. Joe is the greatest ever as of this moment. But chill with the "he will never be as good as.." It just screams nostalgic fanboy.
Wrong! The Great Joe Montana is the GOAT! Brady is just the most ACCOMPLISHED playing Puss Ball while piling up VOLUME stats/ accomplishments.
Tom Brady is the greatest of all time.
+Beast Tom Brady continues to say that Joe Montana is his pick for the greatest of all time. He emulated Joe as his blueprint.
The Great Joe Montana is the GOAT! Brady aka Mr. VOLUME is the most accomplished QB playing Puss Ball while piling up VOLUME stats/accomplishments.
joe is so overrated. Just lucky
+jp4revolt What an absolutely ignorant statement.
No, that would be Tom Brady who is overrated and big time lucky! Mr. VOLUME as I call him, who is the most accomplished QB playing Puss Ball while piling up VOLUME stats/accomplishments.
Mr. VOLUME has played for over TWENTY YEARS and not a DAMN THING WRONG WITH HIM!