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Originally posted by tjd808185:Originally posted by Niners99:The dropped pick wasn't on the last drive.
Montana blew the doors off Marino and Elway. He only needed to play 3 quarters against Denver. Brady never won a Super Bowl by more than 6 pts.
That's salary cap football. There's no great teams so everything will be close. Joe played in a time when our top 5 d's could blanket an opponent.
Originally posted by fortyninerglory:
A few zoners here truly believe that Brady is better than Montana on the fact that he went to more super bowls (6) vs (4). They believe 4-2 is greater than 4-0 in the big dance. They also reflect on the fact that Montana was surrounded by great players because he flourished in the no salary cap era. But they tend to forget that on the flip side Montana had to deal with ridiculously talented teams like the Giants, Redskins, and Bears. Oh but when you look at the # of all pros and pro bowlers on each SB team, Montana averaged 7 per his SB winning teams, Brady 6. The 84 San Fran team had the most with 10 and Joe took complete advantage. Brady had almost 9 per team in 2007 and 2011 but choked in the big dance.
Also as many zoners have pointed out Montana played in a brutal era where QB's were destroyed and receivers mugged like crazy. He and his receivers didn't have all the protection that whiny ass Brady enjoys today.
Originally posted by TheWooLick:Wildcard game wins are just as good as Super Bowl wins? Can't agree with that.
Originally posted by robniner:Originally posted by titan:There's no one like JOE MONTANA. Brady does resemble his greatness!
But not the taintness and the douchiness.
Originally posted by TheWooLick:Originally posted by tjd808185:Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:All I hear from people is that it's about what a player does WHEN IT MATTERS. All I hear from people is that the greatest deliver WHEN IT COUNTS. Last night, WHEN IT MATTERED AND COUNTED, Brady turned it over.
I've never been a fan of the train of logic I just mentioned above, but 99% of Brady fans (including the ones in this thread) have used it as his biggest attribute.
That's because he has 4 game winning SB drives. Now 3 times where he fell short too.
Everyone loses though at some point except for MJ.
Not Joe in the SB.
GOAT
Originally posted by RonMexico:Originally posted by robniner:Originally posted by titan:There's no one like JOE MONTANA. Brady does resemble his greatness!
But not the taintness and the douchiness.
Joe is a dick
Originally posted by tjd808185:It's like saying Elyi > Peyton because Eli is 2-0 in the SB but Peyton is 2-2.
No one in their right mind would ever make that argument.
Originally posted by valrod33:Pats defense let Brady down. He dropped 500 yards on that Eagles defense who was one of the best Ds all year.
Originally posted by Niners99:This generation prefers quantity over quality. LeBron and Brady play for the title on a regular basis, but are susceptible to losing it.
Montana and Jordan used to NEVER lose in those opportunities. They played their very best in the biggest moments. Brady/LeBron are 8-8 playing for the title. Montana/Jordan were 10-0.
Originally posted by TheWooLick:If you want a case study of how insecure 49ers fans are, look no further than a 503-yard, 3 TD, 0 INT performance being spun as a "choke job" by Brady.
The Brady apologists are out in force after the choke job.
Originally posted by ChazBoner:
brady threw for more yards in this superbowl than montana did in 2 combined.
c'mon dudes.
Originally posted by Niners99:Originally posted by TheWooLick:Originally posted by tjd808185:Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:All I hear from people is that it's about what a player does WHEN IT MATTERS. All I hear from people is that the greatest deliver WHEN IT COUNTS. Last night, WHEN IT MATTERED AND COUNTED, Brady turned it over.
I've never been a fan of the train of logic I just mentioned above, but 99% of Brady fans (including the ones in this thread) have used it as his biggest attribute.
That's because he has 4 game winning SB drives. Now 3 times where he fell short too.
Everyone loses though at some point except for MJ.
Not Joe in the SB.
GOAT
This generation prefers quantity over quality. LeBron and Brady play for the title on a regular basis, but are susceptible to losing it.
Montana and Jordan used to NEVER lose in those opportunities. They played their very best in the biggest moments. Brady/LeBron are 8-8 playing for the title. Montana/Jordan were 10-0.
Originally posted by Rathof44:Originally posted by TheWooLick:Congratulations to Tom Brady on becoming the second losingest Superbowl QB in history by coughing up a turnover with the ball in hand and a chance to win the game.
Exactly!