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Nate Montana on his last name: ‘It’s like a blessing and a curse’

Apr 17, 2013 at 5:00 PM--


"Coming back here where my dad played, you've just got to put your head down and make your own name," he said. "It's like a blessing and a curse. You just try to ignore 'Oh, that's Joe Montana's son. That's Joe Montana's son.' Just go work and show them that you're a different player from your dad … I'm just trying to come out here, compete with the other guys and show the team that I can play."
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