on this day in history, 34 years ago today

The high temp in SB that day was -17.

And my bitchin’ ‘74 Charger started up with no problem

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Had a 74 Valiant with the slant 6. Never let me down.

The greatest QB of all time played in Indy and Denver. *

Is it time to start talking about the Colts in historic term

The Buzzfeed Plungers.

You’re a sad old man. *

Yeah, but they were away games. *

His balls were always inflated.

Unlike a certain Michigan guy.

Unbeaten in Super Bowls

Also unlike that guy from michigan

Also, while in the huddle he was able to pick out John Candy

sitting in the stands.

Yeah, like you could do that, Brady!

I thought that was the one against the Bengals *

It was. I don’t think Ara was talking only of the Miami game *

Yes. *

I’m so glad you mentioned this.

Because it’s the single dumbest justification on either side of any argument in sports. It brings a smile to my face every time I see/hear it.

The fact that Montana’s team lost earlier in the playoffs (four times - three for Super Bowls Brady’s team lost and another for the additional Super Bowl Brady’s team won) is somehow in Montana’s favor? I guess it would have been better if Montana’s team went 0-16 in every season in which they didn’t make the Super Bowl?

Montana is my second favorite QB ever. And maybe there is an argument for why he’s better than Brady. Yours most definitely isn’t one of them.

to be fair to Joe

he didn't have the defensive play calls ahead of time like Tom did.

Just busting your chops, shawno

Haha

Thats great.

The Super Bowl in general is a terrible metric for best QB.

There are 53 players on a football team and another ~15 on the sideline coaching. Does anyone believe Trent Dilfer is better than Dan Marino? Or that Eli is Peyton’s equal?

He never got benched for a baseball player either. *

In fairness, Devine did play a tennis player ahead of him. *