Joe Montana Legacy Secured

Remember after the SB loss to the giants and they ruined the pats "perfect season" and Gisele famously said, "My husband cannot f--king throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time." During that game, several receivers dropped passes thrown by Brady.
Well Giselle, can we use the same quote this year? If Tom would have caught that EASY catch, probably would have ring #6.

Originally posted by JimA49ers:
Remember after the SB loss to the giants and they ruined the pats "perfect season" and Gisele famously said, "My husband cannot f--king throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time." During that game, several receivers dropped passes thrown by Brady.
Well Giselle, can we use the same quote this year? If Tom would have caught that EASY catch, probably would have ring #6.

THIS!!!!!!

First he chokes on an easy catch, then he chokes by fumbling near the end zone..... but but but #Bradyscuses #Chokescuses

Gisele still longing for Jimmy G, btw

Originally posted by JimA49ers:
Remember after the SB loss to the giants and they ruined the pats "perfect season" and Gisele famously said, "My husband cannot f--king throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time." During that game, several receivers dropped passes thrown by Brady.
Well Giselle, can we use the same quote this year? If Tom would have caught that EASY catch, probably would have ring #6.

Choke job on that dropped pass.

Originally posted by LVJay:

Originally posted by JimA49ers:
Remember after the SB loss to the giants and they ruined the pats "perfect season" and Gisele famously said, "My husband cannot f--king throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time." During that game, several receivers dropped passes thrown by Brady.
Well Giselle, can we use the same quote this year? If Tom would have caught that EASY catch, probably would have ring #6.

THIS!!!!!!

First he chokes on an easy catch, then he chokes by fumbling near the end zone..... but but but #Bradyscuses #Chokescuses

Gisele still longing for Jimmy G, btw

It's also obvious the HOF has not accepted Roger Craig for fumbling, and preventing the Niners from a potential Three-peat, although his numbers are easily HOF justifiable. Shouldn't this drop disqualify tommy?

Dexter Manley says it's Joe! Dexter was one of those guys I wouldn't want to argue with, like Ronnie Lott and Charles Haley.

Originally posted by Joecool:
I can't stress the weak division enough. These dudes get a bye week almost every year in the playoffs. Weak ass division also allows them to handle banged up players better rather than division teams beating each other up. There's also 6 games where they can simplify the playbook and use as sort of a sharpening the saw period.

It's like Lebron playing in the East. Playing in the West He doesn't touch the Finals anywhere near as many times as he did playing in the East.

meh. NFC west was also a pretty easy division. Rams had a couple good years, but Falcon and Saints (besides one year) were pretty much 3-6 win teams every year.

Originally posted by LVJay:

Originally posted by JimA49ers:
Remember after the SB loss to the giants and they ruined the pats "perfect season" and Gisele famously said, "My husband cannot f--king throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time." During that game, several receivers dropped passes thrown by Brady.
Well Giselle, can we use the same quote this year? If Tom would have caught that EASY catch, probably would have ring #6.

THIS!!!!!!

First he chokes on an easy catch, then he chokes by fumbling near the end zone..... but but but #Bradyscuses #Chokescuses

Gisele still longing for Jimmy G, btw

Jesus christ guys....really?

I'm really trying to stay away from this thread but I can't let this go without commenting.

Tom Brady is a 40 year QB and is the first one to admit he's not very athletic. The pass was out of his reach...how was it an EASY catch for someone like that?

Not to mention even if he caught it in stride...it's Tom Brady, he's not scoring. If you look at the Nick Foles TD it was in his chest with him facing the pass. There are some WRS who don't make catches like that if the ball is in front of their fingers and Brady has huge hands btw.

If you're going to make the claim Brady isn't the best then at least stop these ridiculous points. It makes you sound super biased.

The guy threw for 500 yards 3 TDs. He certainly did his part. The fumble at the end you can't pin on the QB unless you have a clear agenda against that QB.

He's looking down the field trying to make a play, his OL needs to hold a block and let him do his job. It's another story if he strip sacked when his team has the lead because at that point he has to ensure he doesn't turn the ball over and doesn't need to make plays. When his team is down his job is to move the team down the field and score a TD.

If you want to play the "Montana played at a time when defenses could play" that's fine. You can't argue that. But let's not act like the Pats lost the game because Brady couldn't catch the 1 pass that was in front of him unless you think Brady diving for a pass is smart...

It hit BOTH hands in stride, no defenders on him, with nothing but daylight in front of him.

Originally posted by JimA49ers:

It's also obvious the HOF has not accepted Roger Craig for fumbling, and preventing the Niners from a potential Three-peat, although his numbers are easily HOF justifiable. Shouldn't this drop disqualify tommy?

Also Joe and Tom both had an 18-1 seasons and one got a ring the other one choked.

Originally posted by TheGore49er:

Originally posted by Joecool:
I can't stress the weak division enough. These dudes get a bye week almost every year in the playoffs. Weak ass division also allows them to handle banged up players better rather than division teams beating each other up. There's also 6 games where they can simplify the playbook and use as sort of a sharpening the saw period.

It's like Lebron playing in the East. Playing in the West He doesn't touch the Finals anywhere near as many times as he did playing in the East.

meh. NFC west was also a pretty easy division. Rams had a couple good years, but Falcon and Saints (besides one year) were pretty much 3-6 win teams every year.

Yes but once SF got to the playoffs, there were some impressive teams to play against. Who have the Patriots played, Mr. I can't win in the playoffs Peyton Manning and the Pittsburgh Steelers?

Montana had to deal with Cowboys early 80's, Bears, NYG, Washington...some great coaches to play against. Has Brady gone up against any great coaches?

Lol Dexter Manley:

http://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/114018-two-time-super-champion-says-brady-montana-during-entertaining/

I looked at that a couple times, and now, i thiink he just misjudged his jump. That means the pass was NOT on the money. Also I respect one helluva lot a 40 yr old out there getting beaten up many plays, not just sacks but hits that flatten him out. The guy is tough, he is terrific, he is amazing for longevity, and like Joe, played for a great coach. That said, he QBed the team to 4((?) SBs, but lost 3(?). As we all know, Joe won 4/ lost....none.

It would have been fascinating watching those two against one another. Who is best in the big arena? Has to be.....joe....never lost the BIGGEST one. Tom....well he lost several.

Oh, and it doesn't matter what anybody else does, ever. Joe's legacy is secured. Just like Jerry's.

Originally posted by JimA49ers:
It hit BOTH hands in stride, no defenders on him, with nothing but daylight in front of him.

Ok...now watch it again without the bias. Leading a 40 year old QB is not a pass right on the money. Hitting his outstretched arms on the fingers is not hitting him in the hands and no defenders on him? Maybe not blanketing him but there were plenty in the area and there's no way he scores considering he runs like a 6.5 40 these days.



They've ran the play before(ironically against the Eagles) and Amendola didn't lead him...Brady did just fine then

Originally posted by pasodoc9er:
I looked at that a couple times, and now, i thiink he just misjudged his jump. That means the pass was NOT on the money. Also I respect one helluva lot a 40 yr old out there getting beaten up many plays, not just sacks but hits that flatten him out. The guy is tough, he is terrific, he is amazing for longevity, and like Joe, played for a great coach. That said, he QBed the team to 4((?) SBs, but lost 3(?). As we all know, Joe won 4/ lost....none.

It would have been fascinating watching those two against one another. Who is best in the big arena? Has to be.....joe....never lost the BIGGEST one. Tom....well he lost several.

Oh, and it doesn't matter what anybody else does, ever. Joe's legacy is secured. Just like Jerry's.

Yup, Joe is already in the Hall of Fame. Considering all the cheating Tom's done, that might hold him back from a Yellow Jacket for a while. Pete Rose is still trying to get into the hall as far as I know.

Originally posted by Joecool:

Originally posted by TheGore49er:

Originally posted by Joecool:
I can't stress the weak division enough. These dudes get a bye week almost every year in the playoffs. Weak ass division also allows them to handle banged up players better rather than division teams beating each other up. There's also 6 games where they can simplify the playbook and use as sort of a sharpening the saw period.

It's like Lebron playing in the East. Playing in the West He doesn't touch the Finals anywhere near as many times as he did playing in the East.

meh. NFC west was also a pretty easy division. Rams had a couple good years, but Falcon and Saints (besides one year) were pretty much 3-6 win teams every year.

Yes but once SF got to the playoffs, there were some impressive teams to play against. Who have the Patriots played, Mr. I can't win in the playoffs Peyton Manning and the Pittsburgh Steelers?

Montana had to deal with Cowboys early 80's, Bears, NYG, Washington...some great coaches to play against. Has Brady gone up against any great coaches?

Ya Brady has gone up against better coaches and better players than those 80s teams. Unless you believe that the athletes in the 80s are better than the athletes today. But everybody wants to think that their generation had the better players. Ask the old timers and they'll tell you how much better the players in the 60s were than those in the 80s...meh.