How Good Are Joe Montana's Sons?

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Joe Montana has been one of the best quarterbacks of all time, are Joe Montanas sons as good as him? In Today's video we're diving into how good are Joe Montana's sons. From Joe Montana's sons to Nick and Nate Montana highlights, Joe Montana's sons highlights.
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[@13e11even11]

Still the greatest. Never lost in the big game.

[@voyager406]

This is why it's so impressive that Archie Manning have both of his sons making it to the NFL and both are 2 times SB champs whereas their dad never sniffed an NFC championship game.

[@adefay2811]

Archie instilled the love of football into his sons at an early age. What matters the most is they were gifted physically both being over 6’2 and Peyton being 6’4 especially when you compare them to Montana’s sons. Same thing happened to Micheal Jordan’s son they weren’t gifted physically with MJ’s genes. Archie basically groomed them to be Qb’s using his knowledge of the position and the game. He also prepared them to be men outside of football and squashed any off the field crap they got into. Archie also built the manning QB camp which almost every QB in the NFL attended From drew brees to cam Newton. The next generation of Manning is going to Texas and will more than likely be the 1st overall selection if not a 1st rounder for sure.

[@markmoses7300]

He (Archie) took a beating

[@Alphasports576]

Sometimes kids don't get the genetics from their dad they get it from the other side

[@butchpeyton7076]

You do have to respect the guys for trying! They had big shoes to fill from their dad. Joe seems like a quality guy on and off the field.

[@jacobchuff]

The fact that Nate didn’t give up on football after not starting in high school is honestly really admirable. May have not had much PT but dude isn’t a quitter.

[@johnj5228]

Joe played I a much rougher and tougher league...I think that factors alot in comparison to Brady, not to mention things like the tuck rule, and how Goodell uses refs to curtail ratings drama....I still think Joe is the Best QB to have walked this earth!

[@paulzhang1310]

@@evergreen3273 that's the reason i stopped watching NFL and NBA ..... Tom Brady wouldn't survive during Montana era .....

[@anthonyrestaino745]

Quarterbacks were gladiators back in the day. They would stay in the pocket knowing they were gonna get killed and still deliver a strike.

[@debra7804]

Joe is the True GOAT

[@debra7804]

@@paulzhang1310 Exactly Right

[@tyujkmijh-oiuygfd]

if marino played today he would have 200 td seasons totally different game.Joe was sooooooooooo fun to watch!

[@justkeepingitreal2024]

Anyone who watched Joe Montana in college would have recognized that he had the "it" factor. I'm not sure that can be defined but you knew, game after game that he was destined for great things. He was great. That's a pretty high bar set for his kids but kudos for them giving it their best shot.

[@elwoodwhite9734]

Loved both sons efforts and Father Joes support I remember so much from 70s Penn state football camps( as a QB) to playing at SC against ND(Joe) and a old Bronco teammate QB Steve Clarkston training both young QBs I wish them the best in life ahead there efforts to play QB will not go unrewarded it's called life they are winners and like there father no quitters TW#6 Fight On Montana proud !

[@battlestarmarc]

Joe montana is the greatest legend ever. Montana magic made the 49ers dynasty in the 80s.

[@eastmanresearch3143]

purdy is the only one who reminds me of montana w/ the 'it' factor.

[@justinsugay1149]

This really puts into perspective how damned hard it is to just make it into the NFL. With a pedigree like this as your last name and all the resources available they didn't have what it takes. It's a unique combination of drive, talent, work ethic and some luck to say the least. Respect to their efforts regardless and to those who play for the love of the game. Joe is and always will be the GOAT. Go Niners!

[@shyrafrancisco2248]

Don't forget genetics.

[@bvbxiong5791]

just cause your father was a QB doesn't mean that's the only position for you. they bought into the hype that they could play QB cause of their last name. they shoulda played whatever position they were best at.

[@blacksunday4231]

Nate was an entitled shithead and was cocky without accomplishing anything. I played against him in Pop Warner football and he wasn't even the damn starter on that squad. Same thing happened when he was at Cardinal Newman HS.

[@ShaunHensley]

@@bvbxiong5791 Maybe that was the position they were best at

[@bradleyjames5130]

Joe is still the man

[@mattbybee5354]

I mean Jon candy was pretty hard to miss....

[@DC-wg1zy]

Montana is still the greatest to me even after Brady's rings. Brady cheated a lot of his career

[@brenthall9629]

Plus Montana never lost a Super Bowl unlike Brady.

[@Guy_Incognito1]

@@brenthall9629 so reaching 4 SuperBowls is better than 9? I actually agree that Montana was better. He was more mobile and the game was way more physical as QBs weren't protected like they are today. But that SuperBowl argument is awful. Using that logic, Terry Bradshaw was just as good as Montana with his 4-0 record in SuperBowls

[@double00shotgun]

Brady could never play in the 90s. Brady is a crybaby

[@03Man11]

Joe got done so dirty by the 49ers. I’m surprised he has a relationship with that organization.

[@ramongonzalez2112]

They gave it their best and followed their dreams. May they be productive parts of society. Not every NFL Star can have kids like Archie Manning. (And a nephew emerging).✌️🏈

[@mentalite39-45]

Like you and Tony Gonzalez

[@bradtaylor4765]

Grandson emerging, not nephew.

[@blucheer8743]

Totally agree Joe was special he came from WPA, THE CRADLE of qbs and he’d be the first to tell you he stood on the shoulders of many.

[@anonimous2451]

@@bradtaylor4765 Was just about to say that.

[@ShadowWizard224]

My father met Joe Montana while skiing in California and it was after he retired. This was in the late 90s. I wasn’t born yet but he met him and his wife while skiing and my older brother and sister met him as well. I thought that was pretty cool. For as much as we look at these people as super heroes, at the end of the day they really are just regular people like you and me.

[@benjohnson5363]

I'm in total agreement with John J. Also, Joe never threw an interception in all 4 Super Bowls he played in, can Brady, Bradshaw, Aikman, or any other multiple SB QB say that?? 👍👍

[@jpmnky]

Nick going to Tulane is nothing to overlook. And the way he killed it at the Texas JC is a pretty big deal all things considered. Pretty high level of play. It’s not the SEC, yeah. But playing that well at any post high school level take a type of athleticism that 99% of the population will never have.

[@masterspin7796]

Approximately 1 in 10,000 make it to the pro level in sports.

[@DannyO.Garcia]

I’m a Raiders fan from Sacramento so we never appreciated the 49ers but Joe Montana was just a different level of QB. Great great player.

[@maureenmckenna5220]

So difficult for the kids of the rich and famous. They need to find their own way and this is not so easy when a huge aura covers one of your parents. Good luck to both of these guys in whatever field they try to find success.

[@jasonclark3127]

Joe played with a fused back LT broken it from at late hit he came back and still won games these new guys sit out for anything and get paid allot. Plus back then if you didn’t win a Super Bowl in so many years you where out

[@jeraldwilson8108]

Joe is the greatest QB to play the game when football was hard hitting with hard hits you can’t even compare the games today

[@ChristianCentury2000]

When your father is one of greatest ever, like Joe Montana or Mohammad Ali or Bjorn Borg... that's super hard to live up to that same level of accomplishment! When the expectations are not met, there can be frustration and disappointment. In a situation like that, nobody should try to be equal to their father. One must be the best that one can be, because there will never be another person like ones self ever again in human history! If one tries to be equal to their father, there will always be disappointment because then one is trying to copy another person... rather than to be ones self.

[@kevinhawkins20]

It worked for Kobe copying MJ

[@georgegisoldi3305]

Hey they enjoyed what they were striving for. Great. Now go with the reality. Godspeed

[@marlonb.8243]

The dui's did the most damage.

[@wingracer1614]

Would have been overlooked if he had the talent. Unfortunately for him, he just didn't have the arm.

[@raymondbogert7880]

JOE MONTANA WILL ALWAYS BE MY 🐐 PERIOD!!!!! (16) 🏆🏆🏆🏆🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@Ivan-fs9nz]

Michael Jordan, Joe Montana and Babe Ruth, Mohammad Ali and Mike Phelps best athletes ever🥇

[@sugarskulllyfe5890]

just goes to show how valuable play time is into developing at the next level

[@ajdembroski7529]

Quick side note: Nate was right to refuse the breathalizer. Always refuse the breathalizer. Always.

[@shyrafrancisco2248]

Breathalyzer, not breathalizer.

[@NuggyRC]

Tom is irrelevant to this conversation as it refers to a time before he played in which he himself was a GIANT 49ers and Joe Montana fan.

[@robertspies4695]

Good News: your athletic abiliity is in the top 0.1%. Bad News: your dad was in the 0.0001%. I hope they find a good path in life and are happy.

[@AudiokultRadio]

he is the GOAT period! Tom Brady will always be a distant second!

[@Johnwick-yf2oe]

I played against his son in high school. I sacked him 4 times that game. Lol 💪🏼I played LB .

[@GIGANIGGAWARFARE]

Joe Montana is still the top 3 qbs all time Joe Dan Marino Steve Young Boom! The last of a dieing breed

[@jpmnky]

No love for Brady? I tease my mom about him all the time. We are die hard Montana fans too. Brady is the closest to him I’ve seen. IMO.

[@GIGANIGGAWARFARE]

@@jpmnky take the 3 I named They could compete nowadays Take brady into the 80s and 90s he'd be leaving the field on a stretcher ... 7 rings or 15 rings football ain't football ... you touch a qb anymore your looked at like a drug dealer and ejected from the game. Brady is obviously the best qb of the 2000s but he ain't best all time. You can't or you shouldn't be able to put a player that wouldn't last 4 quarters of football on a list of players that can last 4 quarters of football.. I feel like Tom Brady would maybe not even make it out of the first half ...

[@ericd1095]

@@GIGANIGGAWARFARE kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2WyhXtmpcmXrJY Brady came up in the early 2000s, nothing soft about that era

[@GIGANIGGAWARFARE]

@@ericd1095 that's about when it started Peyton and Eli Tom Brady the end of Bret farve drew Brees and Phillip rivers ext. That was the start of sissy qbs and money football brady wouldn't last 1 week in the 80s or 90s no debate about it

[@stevecochrane8799]

Don't forget Farve and Elway.

[@mikethomas860]

Follow your dreams. Don't feel pressured to follow your dad's path. Joe's sons will be ok. They still had a quality education and opportunities.

[@Justin-pj4ym]

Depends, do they have same conflated I'm better than everyone else attitude?

[@123macks]

The real GOAT

[@TheTradosaurus]

Joe Montana should have steered his sons in a different direction. They were never going to make it as a good college QB and he of all people should have known that.

[@anonimous2451]

The only FACT highlighted here is that it takes HARD WORK and Dedication to your craft but also a natural talent that neither one actually possessed. Only thing working IN their favor was a Pedigree that fell short. Simple Really. Even Phil Simms son did not really make it in the NFL but he DID make it there. neither of these 2 did. So to me it's a NON-Story.

[@richardjohnson4696]

I would bet they are the best that their dads money could buy them.

[@scotttild]

Unfair

[@andrewvillanueva3722]

Tells you how hard it is to be quarterback at d1 school and be good. The competition at a D1 school is crazy.

[@nicholasnewton6775]

There is no comparison between Montana and Brady. Montana will always be the GOAT. Brady doesn't play in a tough hard knocks league like Montana

[@carabela125]

Find your own career and be the best at that.

[@richardayala4356]

Very unfortunate for the two boys. I would never try and follow my dad, a legend considered at that time the GOAT. I would have followed a different career path knowing that I would never be as good as my dad. I hope they found their true path in life!

[@chriswebster24]

Yeah, I agree. Peyton and Eli should’ve done something different, too.

[@Shirley_-zn8kl]

Remember life is what you make it , just because your name is Montana doesnt mean you can do it ! you may have to do something else !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@awakenedangrycensoredameri4459]

His nickname is "Joe Cool". Not "Cool Joe"

[@frankgraham1996]

I Think the best QB to have in today's NFL when any hard tackle on a QB is a 15 Yard penalty would be a Midget. Then you allow the midget to get sacked on every play and your team will march down the field and score on every possession.

[@jesuschristsuperczar1224]

Joe Cool. Not Cool Joe. You’re welcome.

[@barrykime5580]

Ben Davidson of the Raiders clubbed Joe Namath of the Jets knocking his helment off. Klamath was lucky he was not hurt bad. One of the dirtiest hits I have ever seen. Joe's helment landed around 10 yards behind him. Now day's a hit like that could get you suspended maybe even banned. I think he should have been suspended for a whole season.I don't want to see anyone hurt over a dirty hit. After that I had no respect for the man. None!!

[@johndickson435]

I loved and watched Joe and the 49 er's all the time when I was young but as for your head line ( How Good Are Joe Montana's Sons? ) WHO CARES, LMAO at people who have nothing better to do then this.

[@kirstingiroux7144]

Hi

[@mattrider4936]

I said joe mantegna!

[@noles9998]

He never threw a interception in the Super Bowl

[@g.spencer3536]

Nate didn't want to live off his father's name but he went to Notre Dame after he failed to secure a start at the previous college? Hmmmm?

[@blacksunday4231]

It's all bs, Nate was an entitled tw@t.

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

Brady?? Joe is Still THE guy!!

[@stevehandcock4722]

Ask Joe who the goat is haters...

[@patriciavancamp2909]

Joe is great but did you forget about Terry Bradshaw? Do your homework!!!!!!!

[@brandonshafer5388]

Sons. Correct your graphic.

[@4dchessplayer516]

Joe did not have talent that can be passed on by genes like freak athletes. Joe was 100% mental in the end he took games to another levvel, did not have the strongest arm, could not really run, but he could play well and enjoyed being in situations where it was do or die.

[@lineialquantum]

What years did this happen?

[@martindavis9930]

About as good as Elway's and Gretzky's which is to say not at all.

[@shyrafrancisco2248]

Paulina's quite good at what she does.

[@jerometaperman7102]

It is never correct to use apostrophe's when you pluralize noun's.

[@donswearingen9805]

The plural of son is Sons. Not son's.

[@celticsgrizz]

Joe Montana is the goat not Tom scandals brady

[@charlesbranch1608]

Everybody's forget the Pittsburgh Steelers won four super bowls in 6 years Terry Bradshaw check your history

[@shyrafrancisco2248]

Everybody forgets, not everybody's forget.

[@shyrafrancisco2248]

Sons, not son's.

[@JustAThought155]

😮😮😧😧🥺🥺🥴🥴😢!

[@TroyChurch313]

His son's what?

[@dg8994]

So we are going to cry for two kids with the last name Montana not getting opportunity ??? Lol what a joke

[@KellyMcEntee-bp9no]

The real Rudy will beat the life out of you

[@rickeydenler2385]

Unlike the payton and eli manning who both won Superbowls it wasnt passed on in the Gene's don't look like.chances are slim for anyone to make the NFL and even slimmer to Excel in their career

[@shyrafrancisco2248]

Peyton, not Payton. Genes, not Gene's.

[@danmosley4387]

Who. Let me repeat who says Joe is still the standard. They need to talk to Joe who laughed and said no its Tom.

[@Regularguy1798]

Learn to do Real Deal Money Management... that will sustain a family for ever.

[@bocephus1911]

Not very

[@keysersoze5920]

They’re not.

[@Rosetti.]

So they're both went nowhere? This video is such a waste of time

[@zacstang]

They sucked lmao we played his son's in highschool ended there 7 plus year win streak and sacked him over 6 times

[@RobD-jq7ry]

So they sucked but the team they were on had a 7 plus year win streak? That is a lot of sacks...but people have bad games. IDK. Hell IDC.

[@ramongonzalez2112]

De Lasalle was amazing. Joe’s kids looked very stiff and mechanical. Hard to repeat greatness

[@shyrafrancisco2248]

Their, not there.

[@SLYGARR]

I met both of these young men at my Magic Shop in Santa Rosa Ca. ( also their dad) They were both very nice guys and came in quite a few times. Very classy family. And good customers as well.

[@blacksunday4231]

Nate was a douche from my experiences.

[@mark-cu4xt]

Tom Brady wouldn't last a full season in those days lol period!!!!

[@mikebyrne9739]

This was stupid, touchdown time is a bafoon.

[@shyrafrancisco2248]

Buffoon, not bafoon.

[@danamcardle1403]

Both stunk, Joe must have cried himself to sleep at how bad they were

[@petebradt]

Every time you use an apostrophe to denote a plural, your god-d aborts one million fetii.

[@drillsergeant623]

Obviously not good enough