When Tom Brady was a kid he wanted to be Joe Montana little did he know he would be Tom Brady Edit: What a hell of a career Tom I dont think I would have ever gotten into football with out you. without a doubt the Goat
wing chun58 Brady being in 9 Super Bowls meant he won AFC championship 9 times. Montana can’t even win 5. Nobody ever mentions how Montana only has a career 16 playoff wins. While Brady has 30.
That’s so crazy. Idolizing someone as great as Montana and being just as great as a QB like Brady. Brady and montane on the same field for the all time time. I bet Brady dreamed of that as a little kid. As much as people hate Brady you gotta respect the guy
I don't hate Brady...he had his time and so did Montana...but I love Joe and always will...they played in different eras...Brady is the goat for his era and Joe is the goat of his era...can't take nothing from either one...
It's crazy to think Brady was at that game at age 4. Imagine telling Montnata that the furture greatest QB to ever play the pro game was in the stands.
Brady’s longevity, and therefore career achievements, are obviously superior. But “GOAT” conversations are supposed to be about prime vs prime, and that’s a different conversation. Or at least that’s how I see it, at the very least more people should specify whether GOAT means the GOAT in their prime, or the GOAT of total accomplishments.
@@joebuck4496 you have to look at the entire career of a player. There would be hundreds of goats if we were just looking at prime only. The reason why Brady stands out as the greatest is because of how clutch he was over the span of 22 years. Joe Montana was phenomenal for his time and before Brady came around he was probably the goat. I don't know if we'll have another Brady in our lifetime that will match Tom's accomplishments or surpass them.
@@NMack-is3nb well if that is how you define GOAT then it would definitely Brady. I have also seen people who would define GOAT as prime vs prime YET having a certain minimum requirement for how long a player was in that prime for…in other words excluding short spurts of greatness like Bo Jackson. And other people would even allow Bo Jackson to be in the argument (the Field of Dreams version of GOAT, we live in Heaven where everyone is eternally in their prime without injuries, you’re choosing players for a random pickup game, who you choosing at QB, RB, WR, etc. lol).
I so hope there is a fairy tale ending for Brady I would love him to win this season being the first hometown Super Bowl winner, we'll see but I am unashamedly on the Brady/Buccaneers bandwagon let's go! 🐐🏴☠️🏈
at the very end u can see Joe catch Tom smiling staring at Joe in the Jumbotron just soaking in the moment , one of the best moments of bradys life u could see it made joe happy to make the little boy in tom come out at age 43
@@sidhanthkapila6308 Montana isn’t from the bay lmao you’re trying to claim two guys from different areas. Pick 1. Either the local or a guy who played there
@@vivalaoldies fair at the same time you could say both. Does Joe dominate his era if he doesn't develop under Bill Walsh. And consequently does Brady want to play qb and fall in love with, which drives to him to be the GOAT, if it isn't for Montana. Both of those driving factors are attributed to both their experiences in the bay. While you could say both aren't necessarily the most paramount developments to their success both were deciding factors to their greatness at the very minimum.
still rooting for brady. its actually crazy to think that if it wasnt for garropolo, brady and 49ers probably wouldve happened instantly this offseason.
@@johnmozierfishing7010 Brady’s folks live in San Mateo California. They’re a stones throw from the 49ers stadium. I bet he gets some secret glee knowing he has more rings than that entire organization.
Joe is the GOAT! 4-0 and no interceptions during any of those 4 games! He also did during a time when a QB wasn’t going to play for 20. Brady and todays QB can all play until they’re 60 because you can’t hit them like they did Joe the GOAT!
Brady won 5 rings in the same time span Joe played whom retired at 38. Won 2 more after. Has been to the SB 10 times compared to Joes 4. So while he lost 3 he still almost Dbld Joes ring count ane still could end up with 8. Also Tom played under the same rules his first 3 SBs. Remember it was the hit Tommy took in 08 which was the driving force behind penalizing players for hitting QBs below the knees. The other ones came after. Tbh I agree with you to a extent in that I think these comparisons are unfair in a way because its a team sport and imho its more appropriate to call someone a Goat of a era or a decade but even using that metric id say Tom still edges Joe because hes done it in 2 eras and is working on a third. Hes already had 2 HOF careers for sure and it could be argued hes had 3. So either by career span or total Tom still Trumps Joe and unlike B-Ball where stats are padded Tom is still having his best seasons personally. I mean really anyway you look at it Tom is the 🐐.
Brady didn't play his rookie year and missed all of 2008. He started 20 seasons and went to 10 Super Bowls. Think how insane that is. It's the highlight of most guys career just to play in one Super Bowl. No one will even come close to matching that. Or winning 7 rings for that matter.
@@zachwilsonlover2995 Personally i don’t get your sentiment. First you don’t know, he might be a Bucs fan outright. Secondly people can follow a team that has no realistic chance. I don’t know Washington Football Team.There is no chance of them reaching anywhere near the Super Bowl so they just follow the one that will, seems logical. Lastly, no matter who anyone plays for I can appreciate good football and if there is one thing you cannot deny that man plays good football.
Met Joe Montana...sweet man....he will always be my all time favorite qb...each player had their time..and Joe will always be my goat...each person is different and each player played under different rules...the era Joe Montana played in was brutal...and it took its toll on his body but not his spirit...he finally had to quit...which I'm glad he did instead of falling on his face...the man was great...not taking anything from Tom Brady...he had his greatness as well...
It’s kinda likeJustin Herbert who looked up to Brady then in 2020 they became rivals. How could would that be? Your idol becomes ur rival for a couple hours?
Indeed but Montana's Chiefs were no match for the Bills and Montana himself was completely banged up due to playing in a time QBs were murdered by the defense lol.
@@aesir1ases64 Brady got murdered plenty when he was younger now that he's older the rules have changed and he's giving up whenever he knows he'll get killed.
Brady was very lucky to win against the Saints and Packers. Out of his 6 TDs between those two games, FIVE of them came off of turnovers in the opponent's territory.
Both Legends... and so much more... thx for all the great plays/defs since 1981 (my first NFL Game in TV (Germany was very late with football) :P). But QB without Rice and so... no go ;-)
Brady was in the stands when Montana threw the catch (torch passed). Brady was on the bench when 49ers fans started chanting "Purdy, Purdy, Purdy, Purdy" at Levi (torch passed).
Looking at Tom now(2021), maybe since last year, Montana said “maybe I should have stayed longer and played “ I wish he did, he would have been better than many others still
One great legend follows another....I have longed for almost 30 years now to see the 49ers get another QB as good as Montana, and it hasn't happened yet....
Joe Came out of Noter Dame. Tom came out of Michigan. Let's not forget that is was, "Midwest Tallent," that provided these coastal teams with repeat appearances.
The reason they were so good is that they were never under pressure so when they always could comeback because they always played their best and that’s why they were so good
@@camondagreat5713 thats what i thought as well , i figure they will franchise tag Cam , then draft a new QB and Kraft will make Belichick sign Brady for his last year in the NFL.
@@nesseihtgnay9419 Bill Russell 11 time NBA Champion but that doesn't make him the GOAT. Joe Montana didn't play for 20+ seasons and he played in a much tougher era for quarterbacks. www.nfl.com/news/joe-montana-first-quarterback-named-to-all-time-team-0ap3000001090114 www.nfl.com/100/all-time-team/dashboard/
@@nesseihtgnay9419 has Tom Brady won all of his Super Bowls and never threw a pick he hasn’t joe Is the goat there is no doubt in my mind unless someone has won all of their Super Bowls which has to be more than 4 and never threw a interception in those then that person will be the goat
@@Zod0442 has joe played in mulitple teams on a limited salarycap era? Nope. Joe can't even go to his five Superbowl with the same team no salarycap and eith bill Walsh the guy who invented the West coach offense, the best offense playbook of all time...
I have to wonder how many more rings Joe would have had if he had played in Brady’s era where QBs are so much more protected. Joe took way more punishment than Brady during his career because defenses were allowed to just pulverize QBs in his era. Brady’s longevity is impressive no matter how you slice it & I take nothing away from his accomplishments. But having watched the entire careers of both players, there’s no doubt in my mind that Brady played during an era that allows him to play much longer than Montana did. Brady is among the best of his era & unquestionably the most accomplished. But in my eyes, Montana is truly the GOAT.
Joe got to play before unrestricted free agency - allowing the Niners to have an all-star team on both sides of the ball for many years. And Joe's two biggest injuries happened when he held onto the ball too long - situational awareness is one area where Brady clearly excels.
@@peterkay8997 This unrestricted free agency statement has little to do with longevity, but for argument's sake, don't forget it wasn't exclusive to the 49ers in that period - every team could spend without limit. Still, you're implying that the 49ers bought their supposed all-star teams during Montana's era. I don't see facts to support this. In fact, now that you mention it, I see the opposite where it was Brady's era Patriots who bought their all-star teams, not the Montana era 49ers. Practically every "all-star" of Montana's era 49ers were drafted by the team - Ronnie Lott, Dwight Clark, Jerry Rice, Roger Craig, Harris Barton, Randy Cross, Charles Haley, Keena Turner, Tom Rathman, John Taylor... By contrast, the Patriots throughout the Brady era have bought many impact free-agents that the team rode to victories and multiple Super Bowls - Corey Dillon, Mike Vrabel, Darrell Revis, Rodney Harrison, Dion Lewis, Rob Ninkovich, Roman Phifer, Antowain Smith, Alan Branch, Aquib Talib, etc. If anything, facts show that Brady's Patriots were the ones boasting mercenary all-stars bought with free-agency money. Also, I don't know what your point is in saying Montana lacked situational awareness compared to Brady because he took two vicious injury-inducing hits throughout his 13 seasons with the team. By your logic, Brady has even less situational awareness because he held onto the ball too long in 2008 against the Chiefs, allowing himself to get knee-tackled and ripping up his ACL. Sustaining injuries does not equate to having/not having situational awareness. Facts show that the NFL has instituted rules during Brady's era to protect the QB. One such rule is even called "The Brady Rule" for crying out loud. This isn't my opinion - search google and you'll find ample evidence that the league has instituted rules and fines to protect QBs throughout Brady's career. The Montana/Brady GOAT topic in some ways parallels the Jordan/Lebron GOAT one. Montana, like Jordan, has a spotless championship record, all with home-grown teams. And while Brady hasn't jumped from team to team, like Lebron's teams, his teams have played in more championship rounds than Montana, clearly helped by rules that handicapped defenders and on teams that were filled with free agent studs that they themselves helped to buy. Brady always took below-market value contracts so the Pats could sign all their all-stars. Lebron just hand-picked his sidekicks and formed super-teams. Different eras, different tactics.
Lamento decirles que Brady no se parece a otros, ha hecho su propia leyenda, llevó a unos patriotas que jamás habían logrado un sólo super campeonato. A la fecha no veo en el horizonte a algún jugador que supere lo que Brady ha hecho.
Not only did Tom get his seventh but he beat 2 "Sure-thing" Hall of famers to get there, He also beat a guy that "The Experts" say is a HoFer as well. Time will tell. Quarterbacks careers can end very quickly.
When Tom Brady was a kid he wanted to be Joe Montana little did he know he would be Tom Brady
Edit: What a hell of a career Tom I dont think I would have ever gotten into football with out you. without a doubt the Goat
wing chun58 bro stfu Brady’s has 6 supers bowls Montana had 4 Brady has won mvps and other awards
Karen Gingerich 2 just ignore it that pisses them off more
wing chun58 Brady being in 9 Super Bowls meant he won AFC championship 9 times. Montana can’t even win 5. Nobody ever mentions how Montana only has a career 16 playoff wins. While Brady has 30.
wing chun58 apart from the 6 super bowl wins, he also is one of the most accurate deep threat passers and is second in all time tds
wing chun58 Brady is #1 greatest of all time
They hate him cuz they couldn’t beat him
-Tom brady
And now he got the next one his 7th rings🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🚩
yesss sirrr
Now he's working again on the next one #EyesOn8
Both the greatest at their positions respectively in their own era!
No, Manning was better than Brady.
Tommy Rosati lol no
@@cool61911 I mean, Manning is statistically better than Brady in the regular and postseason
@@tommyrosati9326 Tom Brady has most of the post season records and Tom Brady is second all time in all regular season stats
@@tommyrosati9326 to bad manning choked in the playoffs for so many yrs
That’s so crazy. Idolizing someone as great as Montana and being just as great as a QB like Brady. Brady and montane on the same field for the all time time. I bet Brady dreamed of that as a little kid. As much as people hate Brady you gotta respect the guy
People hated montana too
@@user-vx2fw7qe1n not really much, atleast what I seen
I don't hate Brady...he had his time and so did Montana...but I love Joe and always will...they played in different eras...Brady is the goat for his era and Joe is the goat of his era...can't take nothing from either one...
missed opportunity at beginning of vid- "barry, jerry, and larry"
I think that was a joke
It's crazy to think Brady was at that game at age 4. Imagine telling Montnata that the furture greatest QB to ever play the pro game was in the stands.
You mean on the field!
Brady’s longevity, and therefore career achievements, are obviously superior. But “GOAT” conversations are supposed to be about prime vs prime, and that’s a different conversation. Or at least that’s how I see it, at the very least more people should specify whether GOAT means the GOAT in their prime, or the GOAT of total accomplishments.
@@joebuck4496 you have to look at the entire career of a player. There would be hundreds of goats if we were just looking at prime only. The reason why Brady stands out as the greatest is because of how clutch he was over the span of 22 years. Joe Montana was phenomenal for his time and before Brady came around he was probably the goat. I don't know if we'll have another Brady in our lifetime that will match Tom's accomplishments or surpass them.
@@NMack-is3nb well if that is how you define GOAT then it would definitely Brady. I have also seen people who would define GOAT as prime vs prime YET having a certain minimum requirement for how long a player was in that prime for…in other words excluding short spurts of greatness like Bo Jackson. And other people would even allow Bo Jackson to be in the argument (the Field of Dreams version of GOAT, we live in Heaven where everyone is eternally in their prime without injuries, you’re choosing players for a random pickup game, who you choosing at QB, RB, WR, etc. lol).
@@jovy1218 7>4
I so hope there is a fairy tale ending for Brady I would love him to win this season being the first hometown Super Bowl winner, we'll see but I am unashamedly on the Brady/Buccaneers bandwagon let's go! 🐐🏴☠️🏈
I don’t know their defense needs to step up
Bandwagons are the worst y’all ruined sports
@@Zod0442 what a dumb comment
1 game to go!
@@percangle3175 their defense killed the Chiefs
at the very end u can see Joe catch Tom smiling staring at Joe in the Jumbotron just soaking in the moment , one of the best moments of bradys life u could see it made joe happy to make the little boy in tom come out at age 43
Brady in the stands at Candlestick for 'the catch'. Imagine the next GOAT having been in the stands during the tuck rule game
Likely in the N.F.L. now.
Better yet, during the 28-3 comeback
This.. this cannot be better.. You have made perfection!
Joe Montana's throw is art in motion
idk i might like bradys throws a little better
its wobbly way to wobbly
Watching Joe Montana: Art in motion.
Watching Tom Brady: Assassin
I like Bradys more, his mechanics are so smooth and crisp, ball slings like a missile
My dad's idol and my idol! Generations in all possible ways
What a lovely short film. Enjoyed it.
Now they both brought their new team to a conference championship in their first season
Except Brady won
*superbowl
And the Buccs won the superbowl
Did Brett Favre not do the same?
@First Name Last Name idc lol
Much love Joe Montana and Tom Brady and San Mateo California and the Yay Area
All we do out here is produce GOATS
@@sidhanthkapila6308 Montana isn’t from the bay lmao you’re trying to claim two guys from different areas. Pick 1. Either the local or a guy who played there
@@vivalaoldies fair at the same time you could say both. Does Joe dominate his era if he doesn't develop under Bill Walsh. And consequently does Brady want to play qb and fall in love with, which drives to him to be the GOAT, if it isn't for Montana. Both of those driving factors are attributed to both their experiences in the bay. While you could say both aren't necessarily the most paramount developments to their success both were deciding factors to their greatness at the very minimum.
@@sidhanthkapila6308 mfers writing essays
Two greatest dynasties led by the two greatest QBs 🙌
still rooting for brady. its actually crazy to think that if it wasnt for garropolo, brady and 49ers probably wouldve happened instantly this offseason.
He wouldn’t have gone. I think he still has that chip on his shoulder from not getting drafted by them.
@@TeamTimeRiders plus the west coast would be far away from his family which was part of the reason he went to tampa
@@johnmozierfishing7010 Brady’s folks live in San Mateo California. They’re a stones throw from the 49ers stadium. I bet he gets some secret glee knowing he has more rings than that entire organization.
@@TeamTimeRiders Not just more rings, more playoff wins period
@@TeamTimeRiders it's already been reported Brady's first choice was the 49ers.
Joe is the GOAT! 4-0 and no interceptions during any of those 4 games! He also did during a time when a QB wasn’t going to play for 20. Brady and todays QB can all play until they’re 60 because you can’t hit them like they did Joe the GOAT!
But Brady won 7🤨
@@footclann0043 yup and Joe would have 12 if he played in today’s league!
@@jovy1218 you mean in the Free Agency Era?
Brady won 5 rings in the same time span Joe played whom retired at 38. Won 2 more after. Has been to the SB 10 times compared to Joes 4. So while he lost 3 he still almost Dbld Joes ring count ane still could end up with 8. Also Tom played under the same rules his first 3 SBs. Remember it was the hit Tommy took in 08 which was the driving force behind penalizing players for hitting QBs below the knees. The other ones came after. Tbh I agree with you to a extent in that I think these comparisons are unfair in a way because its a team sport and imho its more appropriate to call someone a Goat of a era or a decade but even using that metric id say Tom still edges Joe because hes done it in 2 eras and is working on a third. Hes already had 2 HOF careers for sure and it could be argued hes had 3. So either by career span or total Tom still Trumps Joe and unlike B-Ball where stats are padded Tom is still having his best seasons personally. I mean really anyway you look at it Tom is the 🐐.
@@juangringo3906 montana still better , cry about it
Rough game last night for Brady, but pretty sure he'll still keep fighting hard til the very end.
No doubt. The guy feeds off criticism
Just beat rodgers 🤷♂️
Yup
Just took bucs to their first playoff since forever
NFC title baby, first year in NFC
Brady didn't play his rookie year and missed all of 2008. He started 20 seasons and went to 10 Super Bowls. Think how insane that is. It's the highlight of most guys career just to play in one Super Bowl. No one will even come close to matching that. Or winning 7 rings for that matter.
This video is a masterpiece.
I love when Gill Santos says Tom Terrific does it again!!
I like the John Candy bit at 5:19
Montana: "Tom, you're the GOAT"
Brady: "No, you are"
Montana: "No, you are"
Brady: "No, you are"
He's favorite ring is "The Next One". Just mark my words🏈🚩☠️🏈
Band wagoner
@@zachwilsonlover2995 Personally i don’t get your sentiment. First you don’t know, he might be a Bucs fan outright. Secondly people can follow a team that has no realistic chance. I don’t know Washington Football Team.There is no chance of them reaching anywhere near the Super Bowl so they just follow the one that will, seems logical. Lastly, no matter who anyone plays for I can appreciate good football and if there is one thing you cannot deny that man plays good football.
And he did
He did it again
I am so proud Fitzgerald is considered one of the all time greats
The music was perfect
From One Legend to another Legend.
Many talented QB’s in that one group shot. Where was Bradshaw? Great to see all those great players on the field.
Met Joe Montana...sweet man....he will always be my all time favorite qb...each player had their time..and Joe will always be my goat...each person is different and each player played under different rules...the era Joe Montana played in was brutal...and it took its toll on his body but not his spirit...he finally had to quit...which I'm glad he did instead of falling on his face...the man was great...not taking anything from Tom Brady...he had his greatness as well...
I said I wouldn't cry...but the narrator's voice just makes this just epic
Forgetting how many downs or not lol, Tom will ALWAYS be the GOAT. I miss him in NE already.
Crybrady will never be top 10, never mind GOAT silly.
Montana would've had more rings than Brady in this era tbh
just simply loved this video...a BIG thank you
It’s kinda likeJustin Herbert who looked up to Brady then in 2020 they became rivals. How could would that be? Your idol becomes ur rival for a couple hours?
Tom Brady is a Living movie.....
At least a Trilogy
I love watching these NFL Films
Hey that's John Candy! A Legend too!
Imagine if all of them were in there prime boy greatest team of all time
Bruh I feel bad for these video makers cuz they have to keep updating their vids with every time Brady gets a new ring
Good memories. Watching those guys on sunday
Goosebumps !
It's February 6, 2021. And look where Brady is at this moment,
GOAT.
SBLV MVP !!!!!
except montana would have 10 rings and the undefeated season if he played in this era.
Brady 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥈🥈🥈 Montana 🥇🥇🥇🥇 Kinda Looks like one guy might have been a little better. Kinda Goatish like.
Congrats Tom on a great career. The greatest QB of all time.
Huge difference, Montana did not get his ring with his new team. Brady did and there might be more to come.
Indeed but Montana's Chiefs were no match for the Bills and Montana himself was completely banged up due to playing in a time QBs were murdered by the defense lol.
@@aesir1ases64 Brady got murdered plenty when he was younger now that he's older the rules have changed and he's giving up whenever he knows he'll get killed.
This was made before that happened lol
Brady was very lucky to win against the Saints and Packers. Out of his 6 TDs between those two games, FIVE of them came off of turnovers in the opponent's territory.
I have always noticed their similarities. Especially how calm they always were under pressure.
Joe walked so Brady could run, or well, throw haha.
TB: America's Quarterback.
I"m a Montana guy but Tom Brady is the Goat!
The GOATS
Tom Brady the 🐐🐐🐐
#16 MONTANA
The "LION KING" of the NFL
(KING of Kings)
#JoeMONTANA #KINGofKINGS
Both Legends... and so much more... thx for all the great plays/defs since 1981 (my first NFL Game in TV (Germany was very late with football) :P).
But QB without Rice and so... no go ;-)
Brady was in the stands when Montana threw the catch (torch passed). Brady was on the bench when 49ers fans started chanting "Purdy, Purdy, Purdy, Purdy" at Levi (torch passed).
Two greatest players of American Football.
Good old John Candy rip
Tom did it with a bunch of “nobody’s” that’s the most impressive part.
Imagine if Brady had Moss his entire career, like Montana had Rice.
@@ChefofWar33 Brady would be over 600+ TDS and couple more rings.
Nobody’s? He’s had one of the greatest tight ends and slot receivers ever, not to mention the greatest coach and kicker.
@@ChefofWar33 They would lose to the NYG every year.
@@ericlind6581 lol Funny joke. But realistically, they would be so dominant it would be retarded.
2 over looked QBS become 2 of the greatest qbs of all time.
Brady is the throne
2:25 I love Joe's ND jacket. So cool!
Looking at Tom now(2021), maybe since last year, Montana said “maybe I should have stayed longer and played “ I wish he did, he would have been better than many others still
When Joe Montana was a kid he dreamed of becoming Tom Brady
Crybrady wishes he was the Great Joe Montana. Crybrady can count his blessings that he was born in the late 70's and not the 50's.
@OStarzFilmz
Not to mention that Montana was a starting QB for 12 short seasons...not for over 20 seasons like that other guy.
One great legend follows another....I have longed for almost 30 years now to see the 49ers get another QB as good as Montana, and it hasn't happened yet....
Steve young was not a bad QB, but I agree don’t know if 49ers will ever see another joe at 49ers.
5:20 The real MVP! He gave Kevin's mom a ride to see her son on Christmas
Joe Came out of Noter Dame. Tom came out of Michigan. Let's not forget that is was, "Midwest Tallent," that provided these coastal teams with repeat appearances.
Montana's from Pennsylvania (East) and Brady's from California (West) so....
Is that R.Moss 49 seconds in?
Joe Montana asked for a Tom Brady jersey for Christmas
Why would the goatask for Tom Brady’s jersey
@@Zod0442 cause he knows who the new goat is
The reason they were so good is that they were never under pressure so when they always could comeback because they always played their best and that’s why they were so good
Just sooooo mind blowing 🤯
Now 12 SB rings between them.
?
two years in KC for Montana and two years in Tampa for Brady. Calling it. Brady will retire after next season.
Unfortunately I think your right
His contract is up after the 2021 season so yeah, pretty much
They gone give him a year in ne to end with the patriots
Camon DaGreat they’ll probably give him a year just so he can retire as a Pat. I’ll be very surprised if he doesn’t retire after the 2021 season
@@camondagreat5713 thats what i thought as well , i figure they will franchise tag Cam , then draft a new QB and Kraft will make Belichick sign Brady for his last year in the NFL.
The best Joe montana , team Joe montana
There’s no debate when we talk about who’s the one and only goat between Tom and Joe. It’s Tom!
Brady lived only to replace Montana now both retired looking back Joe Montana GoaT.. longevity goat Tom
👍Montana. 😍loved when he went to kc
Still crazy to think Brady played in 10 out of 55 Super Bowls
Tom brady is the GOAT 🐐
Joe Montana forever GOAT!
@@thegoat164 does he have 6 rings? Nope
@@nesseihtgnay9419
Bill Russell 11 time NBA Champion but that doesn't make him the GOAT. Joe Montana didn't play for 20+ seasons and he played in a much tougher era for quarterbacks.
www.nfl.com/news/joe-montana-first-quarterback-named-to-all-time-team-0ap3000001090114
www.nfl.com/100/all-time-team/dashboard/
@@nesseihtgnay9419 has Tom Brady won all of his Super Bowls and never threw a pick he hasn’t joe Is the goat there is no doubt in my mind unless someone has won all of their Super Bowls which has to be more than 4 and never threw a interception in those then that person will be the goat
@@Zod0442 has joe played in mulitple teams on a limited salarycap era? Nope. Joe can't even go to his five Superbowl with the same team no salarycap and eith bill Walsh the guy who invented the West coach offense, the best offense playbook of all time...
You have the greatest QBs then you have "The Greatest QB" (Joe Montana) ! and then you have this creature Tom Brady !
at the beginning they forgot about OJ
WOW...😮😮😮
I never knew that Motana played Basketball back in the day.
Gronks sweet, class act!
I wonder how the falcons feel whenever the NFL or any sports media outlet shows the greatest comeback of all time
as part of Brady's greatest moment.
My guy is always Montana, but Brady is Brady the GOAT.
I have to wonder how many more rings Joe would have had if he had played in Brady’s era where QBs are so much more protected.
Joe took way more punishment than Brady during his career because defenses were allowed to just pulverize QBs in his era.
Brady’s longevity is impressive no matter how you slice it & I take nothing away from his accomplishments.
But having watched the entire careers of both players, there’s no doubt in my mind that Brady played during an era that allows him to play much longer than Montana did. Brady is among the best of his era & unquestionably the most accomplished. But in my eyes, Montana is truly the GOAT.
Joe got to play before unrestricted free agency - allowing the Niners to have an all-star team on both sides of the ball for many years.
And Joe's two biggest injuries happened when he held onto the ball too long - situational awareness is one area where Brady clearly excels.
@@peterkay8997 This unrestricted free agency statement has little to do with longevity, but for argument's sake, don't forget it wasn't exclusive to the 49ers in that period - every team could spend without limit. Still, you're implying that the 49ers bought their supposed all-star teams during Montana's era. I don't see facts to support this. In fact, now that you mention it, I see the opposite where it was Brady's era Patriots who bought their all-star teams, not the Montana era 49ers.
Practically every "all-star" of Montana's era 49ers were drafted by the team - Ronnie Lott, Dwight Clark, Jerry Rice, Roger Craig, Harris Barton, Randy Cross, Charles Haley, Keena Turner, Tom Rathman, John Taylor...
By contrast, the Patriots throughout the Brady era have bought many impact free-agents that the team rode to victories and multiple Super Bowls - Corey Dillon, Mike Vrabel, Darrell Revis, Rodney Harrison, Dion Lewis, Rob Ninkovich, Roman Phifer, Antowain Smith, Alan Branch, Aquib Talib, etc. If anything, facts show that Brady's Patriots were the ones boasting mercenary all-stars bought with free-agency money.
Also, I don't know what your point is in saying Montana lacked situational awareness compared to Brady because he took two vicious injury-inducing hits throughout his 13 seasons with the team. By your logic, Brady has even less situational awareness because he held onto the ball too long in 2008 against the Chiefs, allowing himself to get knee-tackled and ripping up his ACL. Sustaining injuries does not equate to having/not having situational awareness. Facts show that the NFL has instituted rules during Brady's era to protect the QB. One such rule is even called "The Brady Rule" for crying out loud. This isn't my opinion - search google and you'll find ample evidence that the league has instituted rules and fines to protect QBs throughout Brady's career.
The Montana/Brady GOAT topic in some ways parallels the Jordan/Lebron GOAT one. Montana, like Jordan, has a spotless championship record, all with home-grown teams. And while Brady hasn't jumped from team to team, like Lebron's teams, his teams have played in more championship rounds than Montana, clearly helped by rules that handicapped defenders and on teams that were filled with free agent studs that they themselves helped to buy. Brady always took below-market value contracts so the Pats could sign all their all-stars. Lebron just hand-picked his sidekicks and formed super-teams. Different eras, different tactics.
A green that if you swapped them both, Joe would have more SB with todays soft rules. Brady can play until he’s 5-0 because you can’t hit a QB now.
Lamento decirles que Brady no se parece a otros, ha hecho su propia leyenda, llevó a unos patriotas que jamás habían logrado un sólo super campeonato. A la fecha no veo en el horizonte a algún jugador que supere lo que Brady ha hecho.
Correction: Between them they’ve won 11 Super Bowl rings & 8 SB MVPs. 😀
How amazing!
And the next one could come in two weeks
*did, its absolute madness here in the future
*one more fantasy ending*
we'll be back baby
brady to this day keeps his eye on the niners....lol.....u never give up your childhood team...never.
Not only did Tom get his seventh but he beat 2 "Sure-thing" Hall of famers to get there, He also beat a guy that "The Experts" say is a HoFer as well. Time will tell. Quarterbacks careers can end very quickly.
Brees was a shell of himself and Brady got outplayed by Rodgers in the NFC Championship.
Thanks
Never heard of most of them...so it goes...ya gotta be a real hard core football fan to know all those names...
5:19 Hey! That's John Madden. Wait! What? Oh it's Candy! XD
Funny how both the GOAT QB in the NFL went to rival schools in College but different era
#GoIrish ☘️
War eagle 🦅! Also, atleast you loyal
0:53 My boy Marvin!
Tom Brady..... Catcher for the Montreal Expos...
*one more fantasy ending*
Brady: we'll be back baby
Bunch of sad people on this thread, it’s a great quote. Neither of these greats require anyone’s defense.