Plus Joe played in an era when defenders could leave their feet, launch themselves and lead with their helmets to make a tackle. If a defender looks at Brady the wrong way, he gets a 15 yard roughing the passer penalty. Joe broke his back and won two more superbowls.
Joe is the best in my opinion because he played in a tougher era. The defense was way tougher back then. The game was more physical. He and MJ excelled when people were able to really lay their bodies on you. GOATS.
@@frettin1706 You nailed it. When Joe played, football was a tougher game. I get so tired of hearing Tom Brady is the best. He gets coddled, he cheats, and he could not take the hits Joe did. Joe is Four for Four. Brady cannot say that. And with all the trash-talking about Eli, he beat Brady TWICE in two Super Bowls. A quote from Joe on a DP show. "I do not know how it feels to lose a Super Bowl, so I cannot answer that question." There it is, Brady.
I don't get how one can dismiss the 2 super bowl losses. Somehow not even going to the SB is better than going and losing? Of course, that was then. Now you rationalize 4-0 (3x MVP) is better than 6-3 (4x MVP).
named my boy after Joe...the best of the best one of the toughest QB,s to play the game...in an era were the QB had a target on his back and anything went as far as taking him out..Brady in that era would have been out in a couple of seasons...in today's game the QB,s may as well were skirts and flags..miss the 70,s and 80,s NFL..not so much today's game.JOE COOL
My dad graduated from ND in the mid 1950s and we we grew up ND fans. I remember Joe's senior year at ND and the Cotton Bowl comeback. I also saw him play at ND vs S. Carolina where he hit Ken McAfee (TE) for a game winner. As a Packer fan, I never cheered for SF, but always loved the guy and am glad for his success in the 80s and early 90s. He and Rice were nothing short of genuine awesomnosity (*new word alert*). Good on ya Joe and thanks for the memories for football fans everywhere.
Joe earned his rings unlike someone. Unfortunately the league has ruined the game for a lot of people with super bowls having the significance of a participation trophy. I can't take the nfl seriously. I haven't for at least ten years. How anyone can anymore is ignorance on their part. It's rigged entertainment now and not worth following. And it's blantely obvious. Btw, that #12 is not even in the top 40 QB's of all time. The next legitimate sb he wins will be the first.
@@JeepTJWheelin Must be hard having a butt so hurt to start hating #12 soo hard...Did someone said stickum? OOOh 49s surely NEVER cheated a single time, also EVERY SINGLE TEAM TO EVER PLAY NEVER cheated a single time..in an era with no free agency and no salary cap...every sport in the world is changend in last 30 years, for the best or the worst is debatable...but saying that #12 is not even in the top 40qbs and SB are a participation trophy is just delusional and disrespectful for all the people playing the game...maybe it's time to start watch game and than talk about football...otherwise you are only an old man yelling at a cloud..or the always classic good ol' times were better...
@@Mammadronicus_Rex Awww I hurt wittle boys feelings. Sorry to burst your boyfriend Tammi Brady bubble. So naive and incredibly ignorant. Good luck with that.
I was a kid in the 80's living in northern ontario, canada. Joe Montana and Wayne Gretzky we're my sports heroes. (Plus every Toronto BlueJay, Shoutout to Willie Upshaw, Jessie Barfield, Kelly Gruber and my hero, Tony Fernandez) But, the only NFL we cared about was the 49'ers, Montana and Rice.
As a long time Viking fan watched Joe Destroy us year after year!!!! I love Joe Montana had I been the Viking scout i would have taken #16 in a heartbeat!!!!! I have a game plan magazine that talks about Joe and Notre Dame. Alabama is my all time Favorite as i like college football better!!!! But i sure enjoyed watching Joe dismantle a chicago bears team and seeing Ditka go nuts!!!!! LOL!!!!!! In our all-time selection for a Quarterback my first pick is #16 Joe Montana!!!!!!! Great interview
Like when he thought Gronk had a already won a Super Bowl when presenting the Lombardi Trophy to the Patriots after Super Bowl 49. I like Dan, but sometimes he says dumb stuff, especially when he interviews Schilling and actually takes his insane political comments as legit statements. I'm a Red Sox fan and I thank Schilling for 2004, but he is a loon and an asshole. Joe Montana is still Joe Cool. He should have been ranked #1 on Greatest NFL Players of All Time instead of Jerry Rice the cheater
+Matt Coffey good point Matt. Bradshaw fumbped and threw picks in Super Bowl. Good qb. Seen as better than he really was because Steelers D was so good. Played terrible in Super Bowl 9.
Love Montana.. All my 49ers greats are among the very most respected people in NFL history. Top notch human beings and EASILY among or are the greatest at each of their positions!
The 11-0 127 qbr in super bowls all combined. No one shined brighter when the stage was the biggest. I still get goosebumps watching his highlights. With a pass heavy league today Joe is mythical with a football
My word, one of the all time greats and as calm and modest as a Freshman, a treasure to listen to his modesty, the "Bling tattoo" stars might have a look at what class is.
Terry Bradshaw: He played for 14 seasons with Pittsburgh, won four Super Bowl titles in a six-year period (1974, 1975, 1978, and 1979), becoming the first quarterback to win three and four Super Bowls, and led the Steelers to eight AFC Central championships.
The way Joe Montana controlled his emotions on the field is unsurpassed he was cool and in control that type of personality transfers to to all the players on the offense .
Joe Montana was NOT! the first to get to four Superbowls and win four rings.. y'all forgetting Terry Bradshaw?!?!??? Come on PATRICK!!!!! GET-CHO-FACTS STRAIGHT!!!!!!
+Sideshow Bob Brady was a game manager for three of those Super Bowls, the AFC is a joke, just about everyone agrees he always has the easiest road to the super bowl. Joe had a total qbr in those supe bowls of 127.4 compared to Brady's 92. Brady only played in one super bowl where he had a better passer rating than the opposing Quarterback. If Joe played in today's league he wouldn't have had to get multiple surges and deal with multiple concussions. The league is watered down. Plus who in the world has a throw away sell phone with the equipment manager and then destroys all of the evidence when the NFL starts to investigate you. Oh yeah it's tom shady.
@@gibster9624 Spotted another butthurt fan...your team must be beaten lot of times by the pats uh? probably thinking that pats owner is paying every other team to let them win...lol
Grande montana inparato a conoscere la nfl nei anni 80 guardavo in italia le partite nella notte e mi sono innamorato dei niners ora e sempre forza 49ers
Dan Patrick’s incorrect comment goes uncritically reported on air-Bradshaw was the first to get 4 super bowl rings. Joe could’ve corrected him but he’s too cool for that.
Was the director having a stroke when this was shot? Keeping your camera on the guest rather than a Superbowl poster doesn't seem to be a difficult decision.
Arm strength ??? LOL How that little shit hung in the pocket all the way to the end of his career is amazing. Madden said all QBs sooner or later get gun-shy, 'flinch', Montana never did. So frail-looking, but so damn tough, mentally and physically
I would think they could engineer a damn GREAT helmet that stopped 98% of concussions??? Joe talking about the old guys walking or struggling to walk up a set of stairs reminds me of Jim Plunkett. Last I heard of him was him complaining that he lives nearly every waking hour in severe pain and thought 'why didn't they protect us better'??? And I knew Jim slightly when I lived in Palo Alto, Ca. He's a great guy and it's sad to hear he has that to look forward to every day. They should spend a billion dollars on perfecting helmets, it's really unacceptable!!!
14:55 "You were the first to get to four." 15:04 "You were 4-0." Bradshaw was the first to win all the four Super Bowls he played in and gets no respect.
Huh? Teams won championships then, teams win championships now. So, Joe wasn’t running the west coast system under the greatest offensive coach in NFL history? Oh...
Who is the director of this show, and what grade is he in? The camera is moving all over the damn place showing a bunch of crap! For crying out loud, JOE MONTANA is the guest!
Dan Patrick doesn't tip pizza guy well..Way to go..I think I heard Montana was coached by Bill Walsh to throw in a very specific way to make the ball more catchable. I always thought that simply means, he made sure not to throw it too hard OR also that he typically threw with a higher trajectory: kinda dropping it in a basket. Lately though, when I watch the old highlights, looks like he purposefully threw with less spin on the ball (presumably, also making his ball more catchable). Anybody out there have insights or know the full story on this?
Rick Dynes I read that Sam Wyche said that when he was coaching qbs with SF that they got to the point that they just made up stuff to tell Joe because he was so good. Joe would complete a pass in practice and they would say "Joe, if you would hit him on the left number he could get 5 more yards." And the next pass would hit the receiver on the left number according to Wyche.
Montana played kinda a point guard style Quarterback. He wasn't known for having a rocket arm. That soft ball that he threw looked natural to me. Montana could put some zip on the ball when he threaded the needle though. Because Montana won two Cottonbowls and a National Championship in College I never credited anyone else in the NFL for his skill set. He was just a natural.
The Giants assaulted him twice in the finals. The Giants went on to win two S.B. The Redskins, as I remember had two finals handed to them. They went on to win one or two? Anyway, Joe could have won EIGHT!
lol love how they say how hard it was back in the day , LT was a huge guy back in the day, now he would be average size, that's why the rules are in place now
SuperJohn12354 LT wasnt huge for back than. same size as tippett swilling rickey jackson carl banks derrick thomas haley. the best lb today is smaller than all of them. von miller
the rules are the way they are today because dont want star qbs and wrs getting hurt now. they lose too much money and ratings, plus the young fan wants to see high scores for there fantasy football and red zone channels. back than players did get hurt and it was considered fine. its a soft game now. kind of like 7 on 7 passing drills in practice. the qb might as well where a red jersey
How fast did they run in the combine?, how much could they bench, how agile were they, when you look at the metrics you see that the guys now on average are what the best guys were back in Montana's day and they now can watch fully dissected video on all the offences, yeah ok so a lot of the guys were as big but not as fast, and yes they don't want the QB's to get hurt, but they still get hit just because there's a rule saying ruffing the passer doesn't mean Brady doesn't get hit and then the penalty is given. If you want to go back before Montana then yeah ok i'll give you that when guys like night train could legally grab your helmet and try to break your neck. the offence could also hold defenders.
@@SuperJohn12354 they can look at fully dissected offenses on video illeagally too. Go ask the rams about that. Running 40 yd dash in sneakers and shorts or bench pressing dont make a football player. They are playing football. They are not track stars or bodybuilders.
Joe might Not know what it feels like to lose the SB but he sure as shit knows what it feels like to get knocked in the First Rd , Divisional Rd , & Conference Championship . I’ll never understand how it’s better to b 4-4 instead of 6-9 . TB12 🐐 2) Montana 3) Elway 4) Manning P 5) Marino
@@bvswtwolves21 its not over yet. If the pats lose than brady has 4 losses and these people on these posts are gonna kill him. I think brady is great. He just plays in the softest era in football history when it comes to qbs and receivers.....brady is very lucky of the neutral zone penalty on the chiefs. He would have lost by throwing his 3rd interception of the game. He would have been bashed by alot of commentors here.
He could be 90 years old and he will still be Joe Cool
terry bradshaw was the first to win 4 super bowls, but Joe is my favorite
4-0 in Super Bowl. 11 TD's ZERO interceptions. First 2 Super Bowl wins no Rice, no Taylor, no Brent Jones. Best qb in Super Bowl history.
Plus Joe played in an era when defenders could leave their feet, launch themselves and lead with their helmets to make a tackle. If a defender looks at Brady the wrong way, he gets a 15 yard roughing the passer penalty. Joe broke his back and won two more superbowls.
George Schulz yep leonard marshall ended joes career with a helmet to joes back tackle 1990 play offs😢
Joe is the best in my opinion because he played in a tougher era. The defense was way tougher back then. The game was more physical. He and MJ excelled when people were able to really lay their bodies on you. GOATS.
@@frettin1706 You nailed it. When Joe played, football was a tougher game. I get so tired of hearing Tom Brady is the best. He gets coddled, he cheats, and he could not take the hits Joe did. Joe is Four for Four. Brady cannot say that. And with all the trash-talking about Eli, he beat Brady TWICE in two Super Bowls. A quote from Joe on a DP show. "I do not know how it feels to lose a Super Bowl, so I cannot answer that question." There it is, Brady.
I don't get how one can dismiss the 2 super bowl losses. Somehow not even going to the SB is better than going and losing?
Of course, that was then. Now you rationalize 4-0 (3x MVP) is better than 6-3 (4x MVP).
Joe the FRICKIN GOAT Montana!!
I love how he respects other QBs especially Marino who never get respect because of what his team couldn't do.
Yep. Great comment!
named my boy after Joe...the best of the best one of the toughest QB,s to play the game...in an era were the QB had a target on his back and anything went as far as taking him out..Brady in that era would have been out in a couple of seasons...in today's game the QB,s may as well were skirts and flags..miss the 70,s and 80,s NFL..not so much today's game.JOE COOL
My dad graduated from ND in the mid 1950s and we we grew up ND fans. I remember Joe's senior year at ND and the Cotton Bowl comeback. I also saw him play at ND vs S. Carolina where he hit Ken McAfee (TE) for a game winner. As a Packer fan, I never cheered for SF, but always loved the guy and am glad for his success in the 80s and early 90s. He and Rice were nothing short of genuine awesomnosity (*new word alert*). Good on ya Joe and thanks for the memories for football fans everywhere.
One of my all-time favorite athletes, Love Joe!
He was one the best to ever do it... JOE 4-0...
THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME!!!!
Joe is the G O A T !! Thanks for the memories Sir!!
4-0 GOAT! Brady will never be able to say that.
Joe earned his rings unlike someone. Unfortunately the league has ruined the game for a lot of people with super bowls having the significance of a participation trophy. I can't take the nfl seriously. I haven't for at least ten years. How anyone can anymore is ignorance on their part. It's rigged entertainment now and not worth following. And it's blantely obvious. Btw, that #12 is not even in the top 40 QB's of all time. The next legitimate sb he wins will be the first.
If I'm starting a team, he's my guy.
@@JeepTJWheelin Must be hard having a butt so hurt to start hating #12 soo hard...Did someone said stickum? OOOh 49s surely NEVER cheated a single time, also EVERY SINGLE TEAM TO EVER PLAY NEVER cheated a single time..in an era with no free agency and no salary cap...every sport in the world is changend in last 30 years, for the best or the worst is debatable...but saying that #12 is not even in the top 40qbs and SB are a participation trophy is just delusional and disrespectful for all the people playing the game...maybe it's time to start watch game and than talk about football...otherwise you are only an old man yelling at a cloud..or the always classic good ol' times were better...
@@Mammadronicus_Rex Awww I hurt wittle boys feelings. Sorry to burst your boyfriend Tammi Brady bubble. So naive and incredibly ignorant. Good luck with that.
I was a kid in the 80's living in northern ontario, canada. Joe Montana and Wayne Gretzky we're my sports heroes. (Plus every Toronto BlueJay, Shoutout to Willie Upshaw, Jessie Barfield, Kelly Gruber and my hero, Tony Fernandez)
But, the only NFL we cared about was the 49'ers, Montana and Rice.
You forgot to mention George Bell, Lloyd Moseby and Dave Steib.
THE REAL G.O.A.T.!
As a long time Viking fan watched Joe Destroy us year after year!!!! I love Joe Montana had I been the Viking scout i would have taken #16 in a heartbeat!!!!! I have a game plan magazine that talks about Joe and Notre Dame. Alabama is my all time Favorite as i like college football better!!!! But i sure enjoyed watching Joe dismantle a chicago bears team and seeing Ditka go nuts!!!!! LOL!!!!!! In our all-time selection for a Quarterback my first pick is #16 Joe Montana!!!!!!! Great interview
you can see the joy in his face when he talks about the game...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Old school guys. Cool.
I finally saw a Joe Cool interview ..
The QB ever. Thanks
you mean the best?
Terry Bradshaw was the first to get to 4, and he's 4-0, too.
right and I'm a 49er fan and I know that Dan Patrick be tripping some times.
Like when he thought Gronk had a already won a Super Bowl when presenting the Lombardi Trophy to the Patriots after Super Bowl 49. I like Dan, but sometimes he says dumb stuff, especially when he interviews Schilling and actually takes his insane political comments as legit statements. I'm a Red Sox fan and I thank Schilling for 2004, but he is a loon and an asshole.
Joe Montana is still Joe Cool. He should have been ranked #1 on Greatest NFL Players of All Time instead of Jerry Rice the cheater
+Matt Coffey good point Matt. Bradshaw fumbped and threw picks in Super Bowl. Good qb. Seen as better than he really was because Steelers D was so good. Played terrible in Super Bowl 9.
Yeah!
steelers defense won those titles bradshaw threw as many picks as tds. Montona is a top 2 QB ever! Apples and oranges
Love Montana.. All my 49ers greats are among the very most respected people in NFL history. Top notch human beings and EASILY among or are the greatest at each of their positions!
BRADY/MANNING CANT HOLD A CANDLE
Joseph Ford that cause brady about to win another sb with edleman Dorsett and hogan and a best down gronk
Idiot.
The 11-0 127 qbr in super bowls all combined. No one shined brighter when the stage was the biggest. I still get goosebumps watching his highlights. With a pass heavy league today Joe is mythical with a football
My word, one of the all time greats and as calm and modest as a Freshman, a treasure to listen to his modesty, the "Bling tattoo" stars might have a look at what class is.
I dont care what the dam millennials say Joe is the greatest QB
Joe is still a cool cat. Glad to see he is walking around with no side affects from concussions.
Joe is so damn cool. How does one even become that cool?
If he's that cool then why is he playing Backgammon on his Honeymoon with his wife? LoL You are right. Nobody cooler than Joe.
By going to ND (wink).
Terry Bradshaw: He played for 14 seasons with Pittsburgh, won four Super Bowl titles in a six-year period (1974, 1975, 1978, and 1979), becoming the first quarterback to win three and four Super Bowls, and led the Steelers to eight AFC Central championships.
You can tell Joe has a ton of respect for Marino. Even though Joe beat Dan in that SB, Joe knows.... that Dan was sensational. Elway, not bad either
Marino didn't have the supporting cast like Montana. It's a team sport so all the pieces needed to fit.
I remember Joe appearing on SNL. He was great!
The Italian stallion, Joe cool, the come back kid. JM16
12:40 is when he read it.
Joe Cool is still the GOAT in my eyes
A true gentleman, no edge to him at all
Joe Cool, one of the all-time greats! Jimmy G is looking good for SF! See what goes down this 2018 season for them!
Joe gave the best analogy about rings not being everything.
The way Joe Montana controlled his emotions on the field is unsurpassed he was cool and in control that type of personality transfers to to all the players on the offense .
Why does the camera wander away all the time , kind of weird lol
Uhhh, Dan, Terry Bradshaw was the first to get 4 rings and never lost a Super Bowl. How could you forget terry?
God's Quarterback.
Joe Montana was NOT! the first to get to four Superbowls and win four rings.. y'all forgetting Terry Bradshaw?!?!??? Come on PATRICK!!!!! GET-CHO-FACTS STRAIGHT!!!!!!
Joe was the best ever. How humble!
Still is the GOAT!
Marcelo B I agree. And i am a Cowboy fan. We never beat him when he was starting quarterback.
+Sideshow Bob Brady was a game manager for three of those Super Bowls, the AFC is a joke, just about everyone agrees he always has the easiest road to the super bowl. Joe had a total qbr in those supe bowls of 127.4 compared to Brady's 92. Brady only played in one super bowl where he had a better passer rating than the opposing Quarterback. If Joe played in today's league he wouldn't have had to get multiple surges and deal with multiple concussions. The league is watered down. Plus who in the world has a throw away sell phone with the equipment manager and then destroys all of the evidence when the NFL starts to investigate you. Oh yeah it's tom shady.
@@gibster9624 Spotted another butthurt fan...your team must be beaten lot of times by the pats uh? probably thinking that pats owner is paying every other team to let them win...lol
Met Joe and Steve,at a charity Cancer auction,in Northern Cal,when he had not played a down for the Niners.Was way cool then,and still is,Just sayin'
This guy is cool
Grande montana inparato a conoscere la nfl nei anni 80 guardavo in italia le partite nella notte e mi sono innamorato dei niners ora e sempre forza 49ers
Dan Patrick’s incorrect comment goes uncritically reported on air-Bradshaw was the first to get 4 super bowl rings. Joe could’ve corrected him but he’s too cool for that.
Dude... WHAT IS THE DEAL WITH ALL THE CAM NEWTON STUFF??? You have JOE MONTANA on and you’re putting up shots of Cam gear? I just don’t get it.
lmao
He was drafted 1979? Magic Johnson was drafted 1979!! Larry and Magic played their rookie year 1979 what a year for sports!!
Montana was drafted in 79. Unfortunately for me in Northern California he didn't start in 79 like Magic and Larry did. Big mistake.
Just such a cool dude
Was the director having a stroke when this was shot? Keeping your camera on the guest rather than a Superbowl poster doesn't seem to be a difficult decision.
Joe Montana was not the first QB to win 4 Super Bowls. Terry Bradshaw did it for the seasons 74, 75, 78 & 79. Surprised Dan Patrick said that.
Arm strength ??? LOL How that little shit hung in the pocket all the way to the end of his career is amazing. Madden said all QBs sooner or later get gun-shy, 'flinch', Montana never did. So frail-looking, but so damn tough, mentally and physically
My friend's dad played for the Dolphins, but even then I was a 49'ers fan.
Hey Mr. Dan Patrick, Bradshaw was the first to get to 4.
They forgot Terry Bradshaw, also 4 - 0 in Super Bowls
the way our offense was set up
7:22 3 SB MVPs...
why do they keep panning around
First class gentleman !
Joes competitive nature was obvious in his relationship with Steve Young
WTF Antonio Brown at the end. Before the CTE kicked in.
IMO Montana, Elway & Marino are the Three Wise Men.
GOAT talk
I would think they could engineer a damn GREAT helmet that stopped 98% of concussions??? Joe talking about the old guys walking or struggling to walk up a set of stairs reminds me of Jim Plunkett. Last I heard of him was him complaining that he lives nearly every waking hour in severe pain and thought 'why didn't they protect us better'??? And I knew Jim slightly when I lived in Palo Alto, Ca. He's a great guy and it's sad to hear he has that to look forward to every day. They should spend a billion dollars on perfecting helmets, it's really unacceptable!!!
Terry Bradshaw won 4 Super Bowls first 15:44
14:55 "You were the first to get to four." 15:04 "You were 4-0." Bradshaw was the first to win all the four Super Bowls he played in and gets no respect.
I would've loved to see Montana in longest yard playing QB for prisoners ...with Adam Sandler
Joe is starting to look like Pat Sajak, must be the hair.
Joe could be Bradley Cooper’s dad
Bradshaw was first to 4.
Bradshaw was 1st to go 4-0, come on DP!
Best ever
MONTANA COOL
I love it when someone brings up Rudy and Joe loses his Cool.
Natural Swag
JPL
The real GOAT
#GOAT
Drunk camera man.
Most Skilled QBs
1. Rogers
2. Brady
3. Montana
4. Wilson
5. Elway
6. Marino
7. Favre
8. Big Ben
9. Brees
10. Manning
QBs won championships in the past; systems win now.
Huh? Teams won championships then, teams win championships now. So, Joe wasn’t running the west coast system under the greatest offensive coach in NFL history? Oh...
Laces out Joe!
Who is the director of this show, and what grade is he in? The camera is moving all over the damn place showing a bunch of crap! For crying out loud, JOE MONTANA is the guest!
Dan Patrick doesn't tip pizza guy well..Way to go..I think I heard Montana was coached by Bill Walsh to throw in a very specific way to make the ball more catchable. I always thought that simply means, he made sure not to throw it too hard OR also that he typically threw with a higher trajectory: kinda dropping it in a basket. Lately though, when I watch the old highlights, looks like he purposefully threw with less spin on the ball (presumably, also making his ball more catchable). Anybody out there have insights or know the full story on this?
Rick Dynes I read that Sam Wyche said that when he was coaching qbs with SF that they got to the point that they just made up stuff to tell Joe because he was so good. Joe would complete a pass in practice and they would say "Joe, if you would hit him on the left number he could get 5 more yards." And the next pass would hit the receiver on the left number according to Wyche.
@@jonebohl5161 I heard that too. Pretty incredible
Montana played kinda a point guard style Quarterback. He wasn't known for having a rocket arm. That soft ball that he threw looked natural to me. Montana could put some zip on the ball when he threaded the needle though. Because Montana won two Cottonbowls and a National Championship in College I never credited anyone else in the NFL for his skill set. He was just a natural.
Bradshaw was the first to 4
GOAT
The Giants assaulted him twice in the finals. The Giants went on to win two S.B. The Redskins, as I remember had two finals handed to them. They went on to win one or two? Anyway, Joe could have won EIGHT!
WTF is up with the camera man? All over the place. Is there no director on this show?
G O A T
Sorry Dan, but Bradshaw was the first to go 4-0
4x4=16.
lol love how they say how hard it was back in the day , LT was a huge guy back in the day, now he would be average size, that's why the rules are in place now
SuperJohn12354 LT wasnt huge for back than. same size as tippett swilling rickey jackson carl banks derrick thomas haley. the best lb today is smaller than all of them. von miller
the rules are the way they are today because dont want star qbs and wrs getting hurt now. they lose too much money and ratings, plus the young fan wants to see high scores for there fantasy football and red zone channels. back than players did get hurt and it was considered fine. its a soft game now. kind of like 7 on 7 passing drills in practice. the qb might as well where a red jersey
How fast did they run in the combine?, how much could they bench, how agile were they, when you look at the metrics you see that the guys now on average are what the best guys were back in Montana's day and they now can watch fully dissected video on all the offences, yeah ok so a lot of the guys were as big but not as fast, and yes they don't want the QB's to get hurt, but they still get hit just because there's a rule saying ruffing the passer doesn't mean Brady doesn't get hit and then the penalty is given. If you want to go back before Montana then yeah ok i'll give you that when guys like night train could legally grab your helmet and try to break your neck. the offence could also hold defenders.
@@SuperJohn12354 they can look at fully dissected offenses on video illeagally too. Go ask the rams about that. Running 40 yd dash in sneakers and shorts or bench pressing dont make a football player. They are playing football. They are not track stars or bodybuilders.
Bradshaw got to 4 first
Do a plaster cast of Jerry’s hands then Bronze them. Joe looks like a 50 year old.
Joe Cool will always be the best but get rid of the dumb questions DP 😡
Antonio brown catching from both goats and now he is out of the league
Joe was a decent game manager.
Stupid comment. That's like saying Jordan was an average shooting guard.
Montana is 4-0 Jordan is 6-0 nuff said
It kills me to say Tom Brady is the greatest of all time sorry Joe by the way papa John’s pizza sucks
Joe might Not know what it feels like to lose the SB but he sure as shit knows what it feels like to get knocked in the First Rd , Divisional Rd , & Conference Championship .
I’ll never understand how it’s better to b 4-4 instead of 6-9 .
TB12 🐐
2) Montana
3) Elway
4) Manning P
5) Marino
Bradshaw won 4 before joe dummy
Not the goat anymore
Montana > brady.
John Re you gonna watch the sb this year cause it’s becoming apparent that it’s brady game now
@@bvswtwolves21 its not over yet. If the pats lose than brady has 4 losses and these people on these posts are gonna kill him. I think brady is great. He just plays in the softest era in football history when it comes to qbs and receivers.....brady is very lucky of the neutral zone penalty on the chiefs. He would have lost by throwing his 3rd interception of the game. He would have been bashed by alot of commentors here.