Joe Montana pound per pound and height per height, is probably the greatest quarterback of all time. He was a little guy who played bigger than life. One of the things that players commented on is that Montana had a mystical calmness in the huddle. He never got rattled.
The 49'ers played the Cincinnati Bengals back in the 1989 Super Bowl and they were down by three points with 93 yards to go and a little more than three minutes to play. As the players got into the huddle for ...the biggest drive of their lives, Montana looked up in the stands and saw John Candy standing. He looked at his teammates and told them he saw Candy in the crowd. His players thought it was so funny that Montana wasn't worried about the drive. Of course Montana ended up orchestrating a drive that ultimately ended up with him throwing a touchdown pass with a few seconds left to win the Super Bowl. He was definitely one of the greats ever to have played.
The 49'ers played the Cincinnati Bengals back in the 1989 Super Bowl and they were down by three points with 93 yards to go and a little more than three minutes to play. As the players got into the huddle for ...the biggest drive of their lives, Montana looked up in the stands and saw John Candy standing. He looked at his teammates and told them he saw Candy in the crowd. His players thought it was so funny that Montana wasn't worried about the drive. Of course Montana ended up orchestrating a drive that ultimately ended up with him throwing a touchdown pass with a few seconds left to win the Super Bowl. He was definitely one of the greats ever to have played.
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