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Old 04-27-2005, 12:54 PM  
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According to Joe Montana
The Chiefs fans are the best he played in front of, or in any of the stadiums or Superbowls he played in. (Paraphrased quote) from the Dan Patrick show. Praised Marty and the Chiefs fans. Neat 2-4 minute segment.

If you have this coming up on an ESPN affiliate later it is on the last 15 minutes of the second hour.
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Old 04-27-2005, 04:05 PM   #31
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Denver didn't win shit until they added two former Chiefs,Smith & Traylor
Ya know, you're right.
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Old 04-27-2005, 04:06 PM   #32
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Old 04-27-2005, 05:04 PM   #33
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No one took Elway to school. That game was a battle between two QB legends where nobody won time just ran out.

Put Elway on the Niners teams that Montana had and he wins 7 rings.
Put Montana on the teams Elway had and little Joe never sees a Superbowl, he ends his career early due to injury.
Elway kicks Montana's ass in a street fight, Elway is much richer, and Elway never whored himself out to a mediocre team after his best years were behind him for a few more bucks.

You're right, Elway went DIRECTLY to whoring after being drafted by the Colts... Montana didn't start whoring until he was in his 30s.
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Old 04-27-2005, 05:10 PM   #34
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That wasn't Montana that was Rice, the Niner defense, the Niner running game, etc.
The only reason the Broncos were there was because big John put him on his back and carried him. No running game, no receivers, just John.
By the way, why are you coming at me with Niner glory? Where are your KC victories to refute Elway's greatness?
I'll bet that wasn't the first time Elway had men on his back.
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Old 04-27-2005, 05:10 PM   #35
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Montana didn't have Rice, Craig, Taylor or half a dozen other superstars on his FIRST Super Bowl winning team.

The argument that Joe couldn't have won a Super Bowl with Elway's teams is BULLSHIT.

Steve Young took over Montana's team and it took him 3-4 years before he could win a Super Bowl.
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Old 04-27-2005, 05:12 PM   #36
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No one took Elway to school. That game was a battle between two QB legends where nobody won time just ran out.

Put Elway on the Niners teams that Montana had and he wins 7 rings.
Put Montana on the teams Elway had and little Joe never sees a Superbowl, he ends his career early due to injury.
Elway kicks Montana's ass in a street fight, Elway is much richer, and Elway never whored himself out to a mediocre team after his best years were behind him for a few more bucks.
Put Elway on Montana's team and he would've had the career stats of Bill Munson.

Actually, though, it never would've happened because Elway would've held out and tried to force a trade by corrupting the draft process.
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Old 04-27-2005, 05:14 PM   #37
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The other thing to consider is that Montana was a huge success for every team he played for. Elway was a dismal failure for half of the teams he was affiliated with.
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Old 04-27-2005, 05:16 PM   #38
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Oh, and another key point to consider. I hate Elway.
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Old 04-27-2005, 05:58 PM   #42
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Plus Montana wasn't involved with other players and front office in salary cap violations.

Elway, TD,Sharpe,and other players ,oh and Denver *
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No one took Elway to school. That game was a battle between two QB legends where nobody won time just ran out.

Put Elway on the Niners teams that Montana had and he wins 7 rings.
Put Montana on the teams Elway had and little Joe never sees a Superbowl, he ends his career early due to injury.
Elway kicks Montana's ass in a street fight, Elway is much richer, and Elway never whored himself out to a mediocre team after his best years were behind him for a few more bucks.
You are truly smoking dope. So what years did the Niners not win the SB that Elway would have made a difference in? None, and they probably would have lost those close games to Cincy.

And that mediocre team you speak of went to the AFC championship game.
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No one took Elway to school. That game was a battle between two QB legends where nobody won time just ran out.

Put Elway on the Niners teams that Montana had and he wins 7 rings.
Put Montana on the teams Elway had and little Joe never sees a Superbowl, he ends his career early due to injury.
Elway kicks Montana's ass in a street fight, Elway is much richer, and Elway never whored himself out to a mediocre team after his best years were behind him for a few more bucks.
Montana didn't owe his success to thin air and cheating, you bitter little douche.

No post in the history of this BB ever cried out for neg rep so much as this one.
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