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Uncle Buck 
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| Wolverine_Joe wrote: | | STLRamsFan99 wrote: | | Wolverine_Joe wrote: | | C$! wrote: | | Wolverine_Joe wrote: | one of the reason why Montana's 4 out of 4SB wins isn't any better than brady's winning 3 out of 5SB. yes montana had couple of close wins, but 2 of them were blowouts. honestly a total mismatch.
it's very rare for the SB to be not competitive. mismatches in the SB will happen very rarely, if not ever. |
Really? I would say getting out of the NFC at that time was WAY harder than getting out the the AFC from 2001-2006. Don't hold it against a team that can execute at a high level in the biggest game. You play who's in front of you.
Don't try and cheapen Montana's Super Bowls, it looks pathetic. |
not really. talent wise they were significantly better than other top nfc teams. when they blew out the dolphins they cake walked against giants and bears weeks before. 89? lol even worse. i mean that was like alabama playing ND. it was so obviously mismatched. elways broncos? that team had no business in the SB playing against the niners. it's like pats playing tebow's broncos in the SB.
bottom line, Joe Mo had 2 very easy SB runs. hell, 84 and 89 niners are considered top 5 greatest team ever for godsake. stuff like that doesn't happen in today's NFL. why? because you can't even keep half of those guys in today's NFL. |
And the Patriots defense wasn't great the last time Brady won a Superbowl?
Montana was clutch when he needed to be.
Stop trying to discredit his wins just cause you think Brady is better. |
brady was clutch when he needed to be in 3 SBs. stop it.
niners beat the broncos 55-10. that's not clutch. that's like Bama playing against some medicore big ten team.
Marino's highpowered offense in 84? got blanked in the 2nd half. |
It all depends on how you look at it. Maybe you're right and Montana blew out a weak team. Then again, maybe you're wrong and the Broncos were very, very good, yet Montana and the Niners were just that much better. The argument of a lopsided score doesn't really prove much IMO.
As someone old enough to have seen the 49ers play back then, I can say that they were an incredible team, and Montana was as good as any of them. _________________
Bring Tim Tebow to Minnesota!!!
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bmorecareful 
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 9:39 am Post subject: |
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| wackywabbit wrote: | | The largest margin of victory in the entire playoffs so far has been 15 points. I wouldn't consider a 2 possession game a real blowout. So, it seems unlikely. |
Crazy part about it is we did it twice. Lets go Ravens. |
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Bodhi
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 10:20 am Post subject: |
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| Wolverine_Joe wrote: | | bottom line, Joe Mo had 2 very easy SB runs. hell, 84 and 89 niners are considered top 5 greatest team ever for godsake. stuff like that doesn't happen in today's NFL. why? because you can't even keep half of those guys in today's NFL. |
This can't be serious. You're holding the 1989 49ers against Montana? The reason why they're considered one of the greatest teams ever is because Montana had an average passer rating of 146.4 in the playoffs. There's never been a playoff run like that and I doubt that there ever will be.
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/MontJo01/gamelog/1989/ _________________ 49ers |
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neezy007 
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 12:50 pm Post subject: |
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| bmorecareful wrote: | | wackywabbit wrote: | | The largest margin of victory in the entire playoffs so far has been 15 points. I wouldn't consider a 2 possession game a real blowout. So, it seems unlikely. |
Crazy part about it is we did it twice. Lets go Ravens. |
The 9ers would have had a 21 point victory too of it wouldn't have been for those meddling refs. _________________
| Big7BenMVP wrote: | | OMG I LOVE YOU CHAEL! I WANNA TOUCH YOUR BODY! |
That's how I feel too <3 |
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C$! 
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 2:35 pm Post subject: |
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| Wolverine_Joe wrote: | | C$! wrote: | | Wolverine_Joe wrote: | one of the reason why Montana's 4 out of 4SB wins isn't any better than brady's winning 3 out of 5SB. yes montana had couple of close wins, but 2 of them were blowouts. honestly a total mismatch.
it's very rare for the SB to be not competitive. mismatches in the SB will happen very rarely, if not ever. |
Really? I would say getting out of the NFC at that time was WAY harder than getting out the the AFC from 2001-2006. Don't hold it against a team that can execute at a high level in the biggest game. You play who's in front of you.
Don't try and cheapen Montana's Super Bowls, it looks pathetic. |
not really. talent wise they were significantly better than other top nfc teams. when they blew out the dolphins they cake walked against giants and bears weeks before. 89? lol even worse. i mean that was like alabama playing ND. it was so obviously mismatched. elways broncos? that team had no business in the SB playing against the niners. it's like pats playing tebow's broncos in the SB.
bottom line, Joe Mo had 2 very easy SB runs. hell, 84 and 89 niners are considered top 5 greatest team ever for godsake. stuff like that doesn't happen in today's NFL. why? because you can't even keep half of those guys in today's NFL. |
I will use your logic then, Brady's loss in Super Bowl XLII should count for more because they were a dominant team that could not win the big game. They could not beat an inferior team when it matter most. So even by your logic 84 and 89 are even MORE impressive because they took care of business in a very impressive way.
Just deal with the fact that Brady has less wins and more losses in the Super Bowl than Montana and the 49ers. _________________
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Wolverine_Joe 
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 2:56 pm Post subject: |
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| Bodhi wrote: | | Wolverine_Joe wrote: | | bottom line, Joe Mo had 2 very easy SB runs. hell, 84 and 89 niners are considered top 5 greatest team ever for godsake. stuff like that doesn't happen in today's NFL. why? because you can't even keep half of those guys in today's NFL. |
This can't be serious. You're holding the 1989 49ers against Montana? The reason why they're considered one of the greatest teams ever is because Montana had an average passer rating of 146.4 in the playoffs. There's never been a playoff run like that and I doubt that there ever will be.
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/MontJo01/gamelog/1989/ |
usually 146.4 QB rating happens when you are team is Bama and the other team is ND. we've seen this from peyton, brady and many other elite QBs.
if the 84 niners played their equal(85 bears? 90's boys? steel curtain?) putting up that kinda number will be extremely hard. QB ratings go down against evenly matched teams. we've seen this time after time.
no teams except other dynasties can play with those niners. |
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Ronnie's Pinky 
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 3:28 pm Post subject: |
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| Wolverine_Joe wrote: | usually 146.4 QB rating happens when you are team is Bama and the other team is ND. we've seen this from peyton, brady and many other elite QBs.
if the 84 niners played their equal(85 bears? 90's boys? steel curtain?) putting up that kinda number will be extremely hard. QB ratings go down against evenly matched teams. we've seen this time after time.
no teams except other dynasties can play with those niners. |
Ummm...yeah, and the NFC was filled with dynasty teams at that time, which Joe routinely beat, including the 84' Bears, which had the same defense as the 85' model (stupid McMahon was the big difference between those two Chicago teams...the Raiders had scrambled his guts in 1984 and the Bears went into the playoffs with their backup that year and scored 0 points in the NFC title game...lol). Actually, Joe's performance against the 88' Bears in freezing soldier field was more impressive.
You act as if the guy never had to face a good defense. He faced some seriously ferocious ones. |
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Wolverine_Joe 
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 5:05 pm Post subject: |
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| Ronnie's Pinky wrote: | | Wolverine_Joe wrote: | usually 146.4 QB rating happens when you are team is Bama and the other team is ND. we've seen this from peyton, brady and many other elite QBs.
if the 84 niners played their equal(85 bears? 90's boys? steel curtain?) putting up that kinda number will be extremely hard. QB ratings go down against evenly matched teams. we've seen this time after time.
no teams except other dynasties can play with those niners. |
Ummm...yeah, and the NFC was filled with dynasty teams at that time, which Joe routinely beat, including the 84' Bears, which had the same defense as the 85' model (stupid McMahon was the big difference between those two Chicago teams...the Raiders had scrambled his guts in 1984 and the Bears went into the playoffs with their backup that year and scored 0 points in the NFC title game...lol). Actually, Joe's performance against the 88' Bears in freezing soldier field was more impressive.
You act as if the guy never had to face a good defense. He faced some seriously ferocious ones. |
i said 85 bears, not 84. 85 bears were special. 84 wasn't. 85 bears destroyed the giants who destroyed the niners.
and niners spanked 84 bears 23-0. 88 niners beat the bears 28-3. mcmahon? he wouldn't even be mark sanchez if he played today. mcmahon makes jay cutler prime brett favre. obviously bears were offensively challenged. they were a dysfunctional team almost every year except that 1 magical year. when ditka got fired i remember how happy people were here in chicago. they miss him now, but they sure didn't miss him then. and many blamed ditka for only winning 1 SB.
anyway, that's the kinda team montana played for. wasn't even fair how good they were. the field was not even.
bottom line, it's not joe montana who won 4SBs. it was the niners. just like how pats won 3SBs, not brady. it's a team game. QB is a major part of it. it's part of their accomplishment. but IMO it doesn't define who they are. peyton manning with his playoff failure is still my top 3 QB of all time. when i evaluate QBs, i don't just look at the big moments. Eli had much better moments than peyton in half the career. but peyton is the better QB by far. it's not even close. Eli with 4SBs is still not better than peyton with 1SB IMO. there are people who say they will take Eli in a big game over peyton. what a load of crap. give me peyton over eli anytime anyday. |
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RedskinsFan92
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 9:49 pm Post subject: |
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| I actually believe that this year's Super Bowl will be the first one to ever go to overtime. |
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Spartan300
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 10:29 pm Post subject: |
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| I would be shocked if this Super Bowl was a blow out for either team. |
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SnA ExclusiVe 
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 10:31 pm Post subject: |
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I hope this Superbowl is a blowout. That would mean Ravens have 2 Superbowl victories, and 2 Superbowl blowouts  _________________
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Malik
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 10:37 pm Post subject: |
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Doing what you need to do to dominate a team for an entire game = not clutch
Having 2 good drives = clutch
This is why clutch is worthless. |
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STLRamsFan99 
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 11:38 pm Post subject: |
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| Wolverine_Joe wrote: | | Ronnie's Pinky wrote: | | Wolverine_Joe wrote: | usually 146.4 QB rating happens when you are team is Bama and the other team is ND. we've seen this from peyton, brady and many other elite QBs.
if the 84 niners played their equal(85 bears? 90's boys? steel curtain?) putting up that kinda number will be extremely hard. QB ratings go down against evenly matched teams. we've seen this time after time.
no teams except other dynasties can play with those niners. |
Ummm...yeah, and the NFC was filled with dynasty teams at that time, which Joe routinely beat, including the 84' Bears, which had the same defense as the 85' model (stupid McMahon was the big difference between those two Chicago teams...the Raiders had scrambled his guts in 1984 and the Bears went into the playoffs with their backup that year and scored 0 points in the NFC title game...lol). Actually, Joe's performance against the 88' Bears in freezing soldier field was more impressive.
You act as if the guy never had to face a good defense. He faced some seriously ferocious ones. |
i said 85 bears, not 84. 85 bears were special. 84 wasn't. 85 bears destroyed the giants who destroyed the niners.
and niners spanked 84 bears 23-0. 88 niners beat the bears 28-3. mcmahon? he wouldn't even be mark sanchez if he played today. mcmahon makes jay cutler prime brett favre. obviously bears were offensively challenged. they were a dysfunctional team almost every year except that 1 magical year. when ditka got fired i remember how happy people were here in chicago. they miss him now, but they sure didn't miss him then. and many blamed ditka for only winning 1 SB.
anyway, that's the kinda team montana played for. wasn't even fair how good they were. the field was not even.
bottom line, it's not joe montana who won 4SBs. it was the niners. just like how pats won 3SBs, not brady. it's a team game. QB is a major part of it. it's part of their accomplishment. but IMO it doesn't define who they are. peyton manning with his playoff failure is still my top 3 QB of all time. when i evaluate QBs, i don't just look at the big moments. Eli had much better moments than peyton in half the career. but peyton is the better QB by far. it's not even close. Eli with 4SBs is still not better than peyton with 1SB IMO. there are people who say they will take Eli in a big game over peyton. what a load of crap. give me peyton over eli anytime anyday. |
You are contradicting yourself now, before you said that teams aren't dismantled through free agency like now when you were trying to cheapen Montana's Superbowl victories. It was the same Bears in 84 as in 85.
With that sentiment in my opinion, Brady with 4 Superbowls is still not better than Montana.
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bottom line, Joe Mo had 2 very easy SB runs. hell, 84 and 89 niners are considered top 5 greatest team ever for godsake. stuff like that doesn't happen in today's NFL. why? because you can't even keep half of those guys in today's NFL. |
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Wolverine_Joe 
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Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2013 1:34 am Post subject: |
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| STLRamsFan99 wrote: | | Wolverine_Joe wrote: | | Ronnie's Pinky wrote: | | Wolverine_Joe wrote: | usually 146.4 QB rating happens when you are team is Bama and the other team is ND. we've seen this from peyton, brady and many other elite QBs.
if the 84 niners played their equal(85 bears? 90's boys? steel curtain?) putting up that kinda number will be extremely hard. QB ratings go down against evenly matched teams. we've seen this time after time.
no teams except other dynasties can play with those niners. |
Ummm...yeah, and the NFC was filled with dynasty teams at that time, which Joe routinely beat, including the 84' Bears, which had the same defense as the 85' model (stupid McMahon was the big difference between those two Chicago teams...the Raiders had scrambled his guts in 1984 and the Bears went into the playoffs with their backup that year and scored 0 points in the NFC title game...lol). Actually, Joe's performance against the 88' Bears in freezing soldier field was more impressive.
You act as if the guy never had to face a good defense. He faced some seriously ferocious ones. |
i said 85 bears, not 84. 85 bears were special. 84 wasn't. 85 bears destroyed the giants who destroyed the niners.
and niners spanked 84 bears 23-0. 88 niners beat the bears 28-3. mcmahon? he wouldn't even be mark sanchez if he played today. mcmahon makes jay cutler prime brett favre. obviously bears were offensively challenged. they were a dysfunctional team almost every year except that 1 magical year. when ditka got fired i remember how happy people were here in chicago. they miss him now, but they sure didn't miss him then. and many blamed ditka for only winning 1 SB.
anyway, that's the kinda team montana played for. wasn't even fair how good they were. the field was not even.
bottom line, it's not joe montana who won 4SBs. it was the niners. just like how pats won 3SBs, not brady. it's a team game. QB is a major part of it. it's part of their accomplishment. but IMO it doesn't define who they are. peyton manning with his playoff failure is still my top 3 QB of all time. when i evaluate QBs, i don't just look at the big moments. Eli had much better moments than peyton in half the career. but peyton is the better QB by far. it's not even close. Eli with 4SBs is still not better than peyton with 1SB IMO. there are people who say they will take Eli in a big game over peyton. what a load of crap. give me peyton over eli anytime anyday. |
You are contradicting yourself now, before you said that teams aren't dismantled through free agency like now when you were trying to cheapen Montana's Superbowl victories. It was the same Bears in 84 as in 85.
With that sentiment in my opinion, Brady with 4 Superbowls is still not better than Montana.
| Wolverine_Joe wrote: |
bottom line, Joe Mo had 2 very easy SB runs. hell, 84 and 89 niners are considered top 5 greatest team ever for godsake. stuff like that doesn't happen in today's NFL. why? because you can't even keep half of those guys in today's NFL. |
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IMO, brady surpassed Montana long time ago. All brady needed was to prove he can put up monster numbers, and he did just that in 2007. give him the weapon brady will produce. before 07, brady's perception was that he only wins, but can't produce elite numbers. he answered that and took the league by storm when he had his jerry rice.
again, 84 bears and 85 bears weren't same. you have different results every year in a same team. that 85 bears was just a magical ride. that defense really should've won more than 1 SB. |
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STLRamsFan99 
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Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2013 4:21 am Post subject: |
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| Wolverine_Joe wrote: |
IMO, brady surpassed Montana long time ago. All brady needed was to prove he can put up monster numbers, and he did just that in 2007. give him the weapon brady will produce. before 07, brady's perception was that he only wins, but can't produce elite numbers. he answered that and took the league by storm when he had his jerry rice.
again, 84 bears and 85 bears weren't same. you have different results every year in a same team. that 85 bears was just a magical ride. that defense really should've won more than 1 SB. |
49ers dismantled the Bears in the playoffs in 84. The Bears were a good team in 84, are you trying to say they weren't? They were one game away from the Superbowl and the NFC was stacked back then. You hold it against Montana because the 49ers were very good at drafting back then?
In 07, the Patriots lost the Superbowl so I don't know why they would even draw comparison the 84 49ers. Why bring 07 Patriots up?
In example in 2011, LSU could have been arguably the one the best college teams ever had they won the most important game they played that year but they didn't, so they aren't the best.
Cause Brady put gaudy numbers in a pass happy league so he is better than Montana? Whether or not you look at big moments in a player's career, it is ultimately what defines them and not how well you can beat up on teams in the regular season. Guys like Jackie Smith will always be remembered for what they didn't do in the playoffs. Brady had one of the best offenses the league has seen, and couldn't lead his team to a victory in 07 in the most important game that year.
Brady may have produced stats since 2007 but not Superbowl rings. The fact is Brady couldn't lead his teams to victory in his last 2 Superbowls and Montana was 4 for 4.
Rice wasn't drafted until 1985, it isn't like Montana played with him his entire career.
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