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Reporters in attendance captured several photos and videos, offering a first look at the rookies as they got to work ...

Patrick Mahomes' quest for GOAT status faces scrutiny after a Super Bowl LIX loss, reigniting comparisons to Tom Brady and Joe Montana. While Mahomes boasts impressive stats, Montana's unblemished ...

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With the 252nd pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the San Francisco 49ers have selected Montana wide receiver Junior Bergen. With the 249th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the San Francisco 49ers have ...

During the broadcast, Kiper compared Sanders’ situation to the draft slides of quarterbacks Dan Marino, Joe Montana and Geno Smith, suggesting Sanders might be in a better position to succeed.

But perhaps more striking than Brady’s looming shadow is the reemergence of another NFL titan in the conversation — Joe Montana. Legendary sports analyst Rob Parker recently reignited that ...

Joe Montana was a third-round draft pick. Kurt Warner was undrafted. Brett Favre was a second-round pick. Roger Staubach was a 10th-round pick, and Steve Young didn’t break out until his second ...

That word is normally reserved for someone like Joe Montana. Not Derek Carr. Yet Carr does have a legacy. It's the legacy of the luck of the draw. In Carr's case, bad luck. Like so many other ...

He even compared Sanders to Brett Favre, Joe Montana, Geno Smith and Boomer Esiason in terms of quarterbacks who had others go before them in the draft decisions that have not aged well.

Joe Montana, one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time, announces his retirement from the NFL. Montana’s 16-year Hall of Fame career included four Super Bowl championships with the San ...