Joe Montana knows what it's like to deal with pressure. A four-time Super Bowl champion and three-time Super Bowl MVP, the Hall of Fame quarterback authored two of the greatest game-winning drives ...

Those were the nightmares.” *** Montana, facing his old team, drew first blood with a 1-yard pass to Joe Valerio on a tackle-eligible play for a 7-0 lead midway through the first quarter.

Montana was watching the night of Sept. 23, when Washington's rookie quarterback capped off his brilliant night with a gorgeous, 27-yard, game-winning touchdown pass that sealed a Commanders win.

Montana, 66, explained why he wore the jersey for two Super Bowls during his visit to the 3rd hour of TODAY on March 17 with fellow NFL star Joe Burrow (they are both paid sponsors of Guinness).

Joe Montana, once considered football's GOAT, has seen strong prices in his cards years after his retirement. His 1981 Topps rookie card is one of the most iconic football cards of all time.

Joe Montana was as much an MVP at home as he was on the field. The 68-year-old Hall of Fame quarterback spent 16 seasons in the NFL, winning two MVP awards and four Super Bowls along the way. But ...

Montana completed 19 of 31 passes for two touchdowns, including a 1-yard, tackle-eligible flip to Joe Valerio, in a 24-17 victory in front of 79,907, still the second-largest crowd ever at Arrowhead.

Joe Montana was selected in the third round (82nd overall) by the San Francisco 49ers in the 1979 NFL draft. He would go on to win four Super Bowls with the team and earn three MVP awards.

And that part of him reminds me of Joe Montana." Right on cue, Brady threw a touchdown pass to Deion Branch (who was making his NFL debut), which put the Patriots up 24-7.

Joe Montana of the San Francisco 49ers, scrambles during the Super Bowl Vs. the Denver Broncos in New Orleans January 27, 1990. (Michael Rondou/San Jose Mercury News) ...

Montana made $400,000 to jet across the country to New York for half the regular season. He enjoyed the camaraderie with Greg Gumbel, Mike Ditka, Joe Gibbs and Ahmad Rashad.