Montana to Play in Last Football Game at Candlestick

Apr 27, 2014 at 11:45 PM--


NFL Hall of Famer Joe Montana will play in the final football game ever at Candlestick Park.Montana will lead a team of 49ers legends against Dan Marino's NFL All-Star team on July 12.The Legends of Candlestick flag football game will also feature Hall of Famer Jerry Rice and his 49ers teammates Roger Craig and Dwight Clark.The San Francisco Fire and Police Departments will face off against each other in an opening game before the Legends of Candlestick game. Controversy Involving Clippers Owner Takes Spotlight in Game 4 of Playoffs Against Warriors Photo Credit: Getty Images
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