Joe Montana would have never let his team lose a 21-3 in the Championship Game

[TVFactFan]

Very Disaapointed in Tom Brady, Worst loss of his career. No way he should have let his Team lose this game. He is not on Joe Montana level YET.

[y2k3Joker]

He will never be Joe Montana.

Case closed

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by y2k3Joker

He will never be Joe Montana.

Case closed

He was going to be on a HIGHER LEVEL of Joe Montana if he won Today

[Brian Damage]

Originally Posted by TVResearcher

Very Disaapointed in Tom Brady, Worst loss of his career. No way he should have let his Team lose this game. He is not on Joe Montana level YET.

For the most part, it wasn't him, it was the defense.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by Brian Damage

For the most part, it wasn't him, it was the defense.

The Offense stopped playing at 21. Monatana and the Boys made sure they scored 21 more if they were up 21-3.

[dlemond]

Originally Posted by TVResearcher

Very Disaapointed in Tom Brady, Worst loss of his career. No way he should have let his Team lose this game. He is not on Joe Montana level YET.

Sometimes things are out of your control.
Like the defense.

After "the catch" nobody seems to remember that Danny White threw a pass to Drew Pearson that could have went for a touchdown but for Eric Wright being able to collar him.

If they had actually won that game, "the catch" would mean nothing and Montana would have been powerless to stop it.

Not saying that Montana would have not gone on to win Superbowls after that, but who's to say what happens to the Patriots if not for that BS tuck rule in which they certainly should have lost to the Raiders.

Everything is relative.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by dlemond

Sometimes things are out of your control.
Like the defense.

After "the catch" nobody seems to remember that Danny White threw a pass to Drew Pearson that could have went for a touchdown but for Eric Wright being able to collar him.

If they had actually won that game, "the catch" would mean nothing and Montana would have been powerless to stop it.

Not saying that Montana would have not gone on to win Superbowls after that, but who's to say what happens to the Patriots if not for that BS tuck rule in which they certainly should have lost to the Raiders.

Everything is relative.

And whoever that Receiver is who dropped two wide open passes, one in the endzone and one that could have scored a TD should be fired

[Brian Damage]

Originally Posted by TVResearcher

And whoever that Receiver is who dropped two wide open passes, one in the endzone and one that could have scored a TD should be fired

So you just corrected yourself. Those are two plays that would've added two more td's. As the old saying goes, **** happens.

[Mr. Television]

Originally Posted by TVResearcher

And whoever that Receiver is who dropped two wide open passes, one in the endzone and one that could have scored a TD should be fired

Yea if anything he's to blame along with the defense because they were keeping pace with the Colts until that 2nd dropped pass and then they had to have a FG.

Joe Montana did lose playoff games too and Brady is still young. He still has many more chances to win another.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by Walking Tall

Yea if anything he's to blame along with the defense because they were keeping pace with the Colts until that 2nd dropped pass and then they had to have a FG.

Joe Montana did lose playoff games too and Brady is still young. He still has many more chances to win another.

He didn't lose any when his team had a 21-3 lead-lol I remember, I was there

[¤I Love Clay Aiken¤]

Who?!

[mriggles]

Originally Posted by Brian Damage

For the most part, it wasn't him, it was the defense.

Agreed, Tom brady had nothing to do with the defensive collapse in the 2nd half.

[Brian Damage]

Originally Posted by mriggles

Agreed, Tom brady had nothing to do with the defensive collapse in the 2nd half.

Thank you Mike, not to mention Caldwell dropping two passes that were guaranteed touchdowns.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by mriggles

Agreed, Tom brady had nothing to do with the defensive collapse in the 2nd half.

Joe would have won that game with 1.00 left down 34-38, so he is not on joe 's level yet.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by Brian Damage

Thank you Mike, not to mention Caldwell dropping two passes that were guaranteed touchdowns.

why did brady go right back to caldwell on 3rd and goal? Joe would have looked for someone else