Montana >Brady>Manning = who ever else you want to argue about
Montana >Brady>Manning = who ever else you want to argue about
Isaac Davis
Eli Jones
what about me?
Kayden Thompson
Cameron Williams
>Montana
>Not a Rice Baby
>Not a no salary cap era baby
>Even comparing either of those losers to based Brady
Blake Mitchell
>le losing 49-3 in the playoffs is valued more than losing in a superb owl maymay only the most casual of fuckheads use
Brady > Montana and it's not even close.
Bentley Sanchez
your "Goat" thinks Montana is in a league of his own.
If you put brady in a time where there were no rules protecting the quaterback, he wouldnt get to a superbowl
>casuals
>montana
pick one
Tyler Campbell
If only a Datsun would've flattened him that day.
Ian Miller
Montana took the Chefs to a title game. Montana and Peypey confirmed for not being system babbies.
Noah Foster
Brady or Montana. No one else is in the equation unless you're a desperate homer.
Noah Scott
>montana without an army of stickum receivers
wowitsfuckingnothing
There's a reason why the Niners dumped him and went with Young, the true GOAT
Jaxon Campbell
Brady is the best QB to ever play the game.
All those other fags never played against D's like Tom did/does
Charles Fisher
> never played against D's like Tom did/does
Literally what? Montana played against da burrs and the Giants with LT.
Robert Robinson
>>Brady would have gotten rocked when there was less QB protection
I hate this meme. Not even a Patsfag. Brady is fucking CRAZY fast getting the ball out and if you bring more defenders against him to blitz you leave an open man up the center or downfield. To take advantage of the differences in the rules you'd have to play right to his strengths. Also offensive line play was way better back then IMO. Brady would have fucking cleaned up in Montana's era, especially with someone like Jerry Rice to spread the field, even just having the threat up there would open the middle up for dink and dunk all day long up and down the field.
Jaxson Walker
>guy who had receivers breaking the rules his entire career
>guy who had entire team breaking the rules his entire career
>clots
1. Favre
2. Cutler
3. Flutie
Jayden Edwards
Wut about Bradshaw? Aikman? Staubach? Elway?
Luis Parker
I give credit where credit Dew, but not once in 4 SB games did Joe have to March the offense down field so the kicker can finish the drive to put up the winning points. Tom was good, but would of never made it through his first game rules back then protected nobody. If it's about numbers, Joe was almost picture perfect in the SB. Does getting there and not finishing make you great, cause Jim a be in Joe's position cuz he went 4 times in a row.
Charles Reed
Aikman rates Montana as the GOAT.
The real GOAT is Favre btw
Austin Hill
He'd only March down the field on roughing the passer yards. if he could get up from a clothesline from LT
Cooper Anderson
I thought the first owl vs the Bengals was won on a game winning drive
Jayden Williams
Individual leaders Edit
49ers Passing
C/ATT1YdsTD INT Rating
Joe Montana 14/22 157 1 0 100.0
Aaron Ramirez
And if you put Montana in a time where 300lbs men run 4.5 40s he wouldn't make a super bowl either.
Ryder Flores
tom brady is a god
Colton Anderson
And if you take away concussion protocols no QB a start every week like farve did hence he doesn't remember his own name.
Jason Collins
It was the second super bowl against the Bengals my mistake
Ian Ross
While a member of the 49ers, Montana started and won four Super Bowls and was the first player ever to have been named Super Bowl Most Valuable Player three times. He also holds Super Bowl career records for most passes without an interception (122 in 4 games) and the all-time highest quarterback rating of 127.8.
Can that be said about any other QB
Andrew Anderson
Same guy here
From left, Joe Montana, Steve Young and Doug Williams rank 1-2-3 in ESPN.com's top performances by a quarterback in a Super Bowl. Montana threw for five TDs in Super Bowl XXIV against Denver.
Brady only winning in SB appearances and SB losses against mighty Joe
Landon Roberts
Not so fast faggot.
>Dan Marino was quite possibly the greatest quarterback to ever play the game based solely on skill and not rings or wins