Right, what a soap dish[Edit <---this refers to the radio commentator above not cc. ]
I agree with a thread of discussion that the Super Bowl record is not a definitive case for GOAT or BradyvMontana whose better.
The prime metrics are the athletic qualities of the player, and their body of work in total.
Looking at Super Bowl performances is more suggestive than definitive.
But the reason I believe Joe should be considered as the GOAT or one of the GOAT are his athletic and performance qualities. I've said this before -- his mobility, broad delivery prowess, perceptive performance under pressure -- and more -- all these, put him in a hyper elite category. Many other excellent QB's are just not there.
The perfect example is the Catch.
Not so much the Catch itself, as a play, but the
kind of play Montana could improvise and execute, that other QB's just can't.
Mobile, checking off options, drifting to keep alive the play, the mental tenacity to extend in the face of an impossible pass rusher, the leap backwards, the delivery, in the final two minutes.
That's a pretty special tool set of qualities that only a few generational players have, Joe is one. I don't see Brady making plays like that, but of course, he makes other kinds of good plays (Joe does too) but that kind of athleticism/improvisation that's just not Brady's forte.
So it's really a question of how you go from elite to hyper-elite.
[ Edited by brodiebluebanaszak on Feb 2, 2017 at 12:16 PM ]