"Say hi to your mom for me!" Best of Steve Young Mic'd Up

[@cjmedia1725]

As a niner fan I grew up watching Steve Young. He's honestly my favorite QB of all time. Much respect to Joe Montana and Tom Brady but I just absolutely loved Steve Young man. He was so unpredictable lol.

[@timothymaxheaux]

Growing up a Niners Fan born in 1980 going to candlestick as a kid i agree. Joe Cool was the man but Steve Young was my favorite. Wish he couldve played more for us. He was fearless. Tough Son of a gun lol

[@d.i.g.i.t.a.l.9268]

neither were better than JT O'Sullivan...

[@STP43FAN1]

Steve Young’s unpredictability was a strength but also a weakness. The radio clip “Joe Montana wouldn’t be running in the first place!” illustrated how Young’s unpredictability could work against him.

[@jonathanabbott8579]

Steve took a cerebral approach to the position, and worked hard in all facets of the game. Unfortunately his style of playing, and a late opportunity with the Niners, led to a short career... Should have one three straight MVP's.

[@bondsgoat25]

@@jonathanabbott8579 “ no but emmitt smith running for 1400 yards and single digit touchdowns was so valuable, did you know the cowboys were 0-2 when he held out in the beginning of the season “ - idiots (aka cowboys fans)

[@amahana6188]

I once played catch with Steve Young on an airport ramp in Provo Utah. I threw a football to him on a dare, he not only threw it back...but did so for 10 minutes with me and one of the ramp workers. I was a fan from that moment. He eventually had to get on his private jet...but before he did, he signed the football we played catch with. On a side note, the dude threw a HEAVY ball...my hands hurt for the rest of that day. I cant even begin to imagine what a actual in-game throw would be like!

[@WilXliFY]

Got to admire the intelligence and leadership. Dude was scrappy, accurate, and just a pure footballer.

[@MrIndyjoe]

Energeticphenom he was tough as nails.

[@DomodusER]

I don't care what anyone says, Steve Young set the stage for rushing Q.B.s. Thankyou Steve for those glorious years. Beautiful. NO.08 Forever!

[@danielsoto8601]

Favre is better.

[@keenanjohnson9694]

You are absolutely right I'm 42 my dad and best friend loved the 49ers in the 90s and made that statement on day we were talking that Young started the tuck and take off by quarterbacks

[@ManBolo5432]

More like Fran Tarkington or Micheal Vick

[@SkrappyMFdoo]

Alot of ppl dont know it but Steve Young is an attorney. Thats why he said the lawsuit thing and that he knows a good lawyer. Dude was very talented and smart.

[@ramirry]

@@jonathonfloyd8153 yup got a friggin law degree whilst being an NFL qb.

[@skeletonshorror5184]

Never knew, wow!

[@STP43FAN1]

Ed Hochuli is also an attorney

[@brianallison1913]

Definitely not a wej.

[@marieanaya1316]

yes .. i knew that.. and at one time was the highest paid athlete 40 million man😂

[@925_antioch_ca_rap]

I was at that 1994 eagles game when Steve got benched . We got blew out but there was 50 to 60 of us fans waiting for players to come out the player exit gate and he was the last one that came out . He gave everyone of us a autograph at 13 years old I never forgot that . It's crazy because me and my friend saw tim hardway in the parking lot it was Tim his friend and me and my friend I said can I please have your autograph tim I have your jersey . He straight up told me I don't do autographs it crushed me I never wore that jersey again he was my favorite warrior . But it just goes to show you how these athletes make a impact on your life . I will forever be grateful for Steve young and how humble he was . To wait and sign every fans autograph left at the stadium was so cool. Especially after a big loss to the eagles and the argument with George

[@TheWakeup011]

Wow. Just wow.

[@dragonballinvestments115]

Just shows the character of him. Great story. Thank you so much for sharing

[@AhquinMedia]

Steve young was very entertaining to watch as a kid

[@ilikedogs8149]

Is it just me or did they upload this multiple times already like I swear they already have uploaded this before

[@EvolveDj]

What was Jesus like? Was he cool?

[@gliw8640]

Your mom

[@tiddiesattic]

Pervert

[@shaylon55]

Were you his babysitter?

[@jasons2270]

Not only was he a legend in this game but probably the one of the classiest men to ever play in the NFL!!!

[@iamshrekowski7659]

I love Steve young “Terrell, ignore him he sucks!”😂😂😂

[@nintendostyle3500]

Timestamp?

[@korrasmuscles]

Just watch the whole thing dude

[@chrisrobinson8339]

😆

[@joshfedder5997]

@@nintendostyle3500 11:45

[@L.R.KNIGHT]

​@@korrasmuscles what if they did and missed it? This isn't a 5 min video

[@drinfernodds]

I may be a Giants fan, but as a lefty Steve Young is one of my favorite quarterbacks. To see him do so well in a righty dominated sport is inspiring.

[@Yeomannn]

One of the only players who could have been a HoFer at more than two positions: 1. Quarterback 2. Running Back 3. Receiver 4. Safety 5. Cornerback An unbelievable athletic marvel. There will be no one like him ever again.

[@OnlyTheReal13]

Had the most dramatic QB runs in history .. u knew Vick was gonna do it but with Steve it’s like “ oh ... oh ... OH he scored “

[@hoff4301]

Reminds me of daniel jones almost

[@CaptnCrunch247]

@@hoff4301 - Don't you mean Daniel Jones reminds you of Steve Young?

[@hoff4301]

@@CaptnCrunch247 sure

[@lucashenderson2775]

With his combination of mobility and accuracy, he was 25 years ahead of his time.

[@erocs9747]

Ya he had concussion problems also sadly

[@MrAlvin714]

@@erocs9747 yup...imagine if he played in this era where qb was protected he would be the goat

[@evanboldt4644]

Publicly, you would never tell that Steve suffered from severe anxiety. One of my favorite players, battling adversity both psychologically and physically his entire career. The model football player

[@MegaSkills9]

Steve was a true leader and a fantastic QB for the Niners. His willingness and ability to run the ball himself was outstanding. His motivational speeches were awesome as well. Purdy is now starting to run the ball more like Steve. He looks up to both Great Forty Niner QB's Montana and Young. The Superbowl is tonight. I pray the 49ers win. May Brock Purdy pass and run both like Joe Montana and Steve Young as he becomes the next QB legend for the SF Forty Niners. - GO NINERS !!!

[@licoricecat2279]

Quarantine is sucking so bad. I needed this dose of Steve Young. My childhood hero, the GOAT, my favorite player of all time.

[@erocs9747]

Even as a packers fan i love this

[@williewalker5051]

I think Joe Montana would have a case as the GOAT

[@Malibu1515]

Quartine only sucks when you play their lying game. Take the mask off...set yourself free from tyranny.

[@Memo-nd6fj]

@@williewalker5051 They were both great and I loved Joe, but Steve, Steve was more passionate and was definitely tougher than Joe. And I don't think Joe particularly liked Steve that much. That always bothered me. Steve won me over.

[@williewalker5051]

@@Memo-nd6fj How many Superbowl did each player win

[@korrasmuscles]

Steve Young led the league in passer rating 6 times, the most all time. For reference, Aaron Rodgers the passer rating king according to some people has only led in that category twice. He also had 7 100+ passer rating season which is absolutely absurd considering the era he played in. John Elway finished with a 79 career passer rating. Jim Kelly had 1, 100+ passer rating season and finished with 84 career passer rating. Joe Montana had 3 100+ passer rating seasons. Dan Marino had 1. Steve Young is the most efficient QB in NFL History adjusted by era.

[@cam42704]

Good point but defenses got better at defending the pass and defensive players became a lot faster due to the heavy passing game that slowly made it to the NFL.

[@acehole9100]

Holla

[@korrasmuscles]

@@cam42704 It's about comparing him to his peers. Steve Young stood out in that era with numbers that would fit right in with 2020. And there's no question this is an easier era to play quarterback. The league average passer rating is now mid 90s. Steve Young's career ended with injuries he sustained from hits to the QB. It was much harder to pass the football in the 90s. See that hit to Jerry? 12:19? That would have been a hit to a defenseless receiver and the drive would have continued, probably with another TD pass.

[@RSMoreno]

@@cam42704 nfl rules have always changed to favor offense and scoring. Even if you look at stats just 10 and 20 years before Young, you’ll see the trend in each years best qb’s stats.

[@korrasmuscles]

@Paul Knebel I like you posted this like you were making a brilliant point. Pathetic lol

[@nateb2715]

Steve Young in todays NFL would be MVP every year.

[@whoami-iq6zv]

Not really

[@eggoku]

@@whoami-iq6zv he would

[@TheSuperKozak]

100%

[@christophernickerson8225]

Yeah with the rules today

[@youtubegm3227]

@@eggoku no

[@le9335]

Jerry and Steve my favorite players as a kid growing up going to games at the stick and as an adult still admire the heck out of them. Hard to find anyone who handles themselves as classy as those guys and man were they tough as nails! To be that elite and still humble down to earth ppl is so cool. Wish them health and happiness. Thanks for so many great memories and inspiration.

[@roblepper8418]

One of my favorite QBs. I was always a fan of Montana and Rice then it went on to Young and Rice. Those days were classic. Not to mention one of the best scramblers too.

[@Memo-nd6fj]

Lets not forget Steve and Taylor.....and Rice.

[@oscarposada6144]

One of the greatest QB"s of all time.

[@WINNINGAGAIN-25]

Not the biggest Young fan but that’s just because I grew up with Joe. I have mad respect for him though and he got us one in the end so that’s awesome. The one thing I loved in this video was him telling the players to get back to the huddle after a big play and not dance around until the end zone. Players now days could use that advice for sure. Every time they tackle someone they are dancing around like it’s the second coming, it’s ridiculous.

[@sammyvh11]

I saw him play in the USFL. He was so freakin good .

[@ralphfurley123]

I really loved how this guy played the game! I hated the 49ers but respected Young’s game tremendously! 49ers were so freakin lucky to have had back-to-back Hall of Fame quarterbacks!!! ☮️🖖🏽

[@Memo-nd6fj]

Was it Bill Walshe's doing? He also gave Jeff Garcia a chance when nobody else would. And Garcia had the same toughness that Young had.

[@bookemdanno5596]

He was the best rushing QB in the NFL and that was during Randall Cunningham's tenure. It wasn't flash and speed (although he was fast) as much as it was smarts and grit. He knew where tacklers were going and made the microsecond decision to avoid them. And then wasn't afraid to take a hit.

[@paytongarcia7188]

Steve is my goat. His resume already speaks for itself.

[@d-dub2012]

Steve Young always killed me in NFL Blitz as a kid and I can fully understand now at the age of 29’after this video! #Respect

[@paulschimmel1099]

Definitely one of my favourite players back in the day and his game intelligence that he shares these days is amazing! #8👊

[@r.williamcomm7693]

And his career ended when Lawrence Phillips didn’t pick up a Hall of Fame blitzer. Great QB.

[@valeriecollins9692]

I still love this guy. When I lived in LA, his LA Express team banked at my bank and that's when I started to follow him. I was one of the first members in the original "Young Buddies" fan club on AOL and he sent us all a signed photo~! He's an awesome guy. I got to meet him years later when he was inducted in the College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, IN. We had just moved here from Texas -- what luck! This video made my day. Thanks!

[@erickalicea1594]

Whole hearted football right there very motivating and true passion. It’s all me me me nowadays...but as with everything everything changes..❤️🏈

[@calvincalvin3132]

The last great 49er qb

[@ccxfrank109]

Very rare my friend. Very rare

[@QuackMamba34]

Jeff Garcia was decent.

[@LONEWOLF-rq5tl]

@@QuackMamba34 He said great not decent. Lol

[@mustbtrouble]

Steve seems like a big believer of the young Glock Purdy. Time will tell .

[@BigGainer98]

Brock Purdy broke the drought. He is a great QB.

[@kie-skatemods4141]

He didn’t look fast but when he was running everyone else seem to be moving in slow motion. I miss Steve Young.

[@LONEWOLF-rq5tl]

More like just none of them players could tackle whatsoever! 🤣🤣

[@drinfernodds]

@@LONEWOLF-rq5tl if that was the case every quarterback from his era would be more like Steve Young. He just knew how to evade defenders.

[@troyhaskins6107]

He ran a 4.5 40 yd dash

[@Yeomannn]

He looks extremely fast when he's running brother get your eyes checked

[@kie-skatemods4141]

@@drinfernodds when you’re a white dude running the ball as a quarter. They never look fast. Just saying

[@grenadiadrian]

🐐 Left-handed QB of ALL-TIME....ALL. TIME!

[@Terror832]

Threw 36 TDS at age 37 in a time where throwing 30 TDs was very rare.

[@thebigepicawesomemikedunca3642]

Yep him and mike Vick are the bomb

[@denniswilliams2098]

SNAKE................................ different era but not to be forgotten

[@soocerdadjr91]

Close second to Stabler

[@Memo-nd6fj]

@@soocerdadjr91 not really.

[@notaviking2475]

Steve Young could be in the Hall just for his quotes

[@jerryflash80]

One of his that comes to mind after the Packer vs Bucs game.. "Filed Goals are like kissing your Sister. It's never going to get you anywhere."

[@sftheletters]

Put Steve Young in todays NFL and he’d shatter every fantasy league

[@wpowolfpackinternational8346]

49ers Empire Steve Young a true legend

[@jasons2270]

No Doubt it was a push between him and Rice as my favorite niner those guys made me love the game so much

[@wpowolfpackinternational8346]

@@jasons2270 real talk faithful

[@kaybevang536]

Man the 80s and 90s the niners have a good offensive line

[@STP43FAN1]

The irony is when Seifert benched him in the massacre by the Eagles in 1994 the line had struggled all year trying to protect him. It took him changing his throws at Detroit for the win streak and protection to get going.

[@Y3ahbuddy52]

1:22 - 1:34 Steve basically predicted Twitter and Cancel Culture

[@Bendwow]

He lived in SF so there you go.

[@Y3ahbuddy52]

@@Bendwow even so, who could’ve saw it coming in the 90’s

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

He played 12 years at Quarterback in the NFL with the 49ers And what he said was lowkey right

[@jasonsalinas3759]

Still got my throw back young Jersey born in 87 from gilroy jeff Garcia fan owen was still there i remember as a kid

[@wyndonpendergraft]

"No one can ever CAN EVER take this away from us!" I love the emotion Steve gave

[@scooterb43]

I'll never understand why he never became a QB coach. He could still do it to this day. Incredible understanding of the game and defenses

[@bahriboy]

Because he runs an investment firm worth billions

[@mrbrocephus3849]

I’m glad I got to see him play and Jerry Rice on the TV 🤩

[@greyklopstock7155]

Every time I hear him talk, I am just blown away by Steve Young's intelligence. The guy sounds genuinely erudite. I mean, Jesus, he's such an incredible athlete, and yet the most striking thing about him is just how effing smart he is. Steve Young could've been effing president if he wanted to lol

[@goalscorerlajon]

The 2 people who didn't like the video are Cowboys fans.

[@haywood0457]

Cowboy fan here from the bay area.. All my family loved the 9ers. I remember those Dallas SF rivalries like yesterday. I couldn't stand SF lol. I never understood how this guy could make some of the runs he did. He ran in seeming slow motion but did his thing. All time great QB.

[@ericlehman53]

I remember hearing at one time he was the second fastest player on the 49ers.

[@gnielsen07]

Young had legit 4.4 speed . Dude could’ve been a DB or running back

[@mdub2000]

man all those hits he took back in the day....i wish the O-line was better for him during those days although his last superbowl was a dream team for sure...young and montana back to back was just a blessing for us fans back in the day they were both freakin amazing leaders.

[@jamaalkush9968]

18:51 gets smashed by two vikings at the same time, in the middle of the pile he asks "you alright?" this guy is so dang tough lol

[@chrisrobinson8339]

My favorite quarterback.

[@Memo-nd6fj]

for sure!!

[@jonq8714]

Had Hearst not broken his ankle against the Hawks in the playoffs, I think that 98 team wins the super bowl.

[@beatlesa7475]

Absolutely

[@edwardyi6927]

I think u mean the Falcons

[@jonq8714]

@@edwardyi6927 I did mean the Falcons... my bad. I hate all the bird teams.

[@Memo-nd6fj]

Thats what I always thought. They still made it close without Hearst.

[@Memo-nd6fj]

@@jonq8714 haha

[@Sumodf]

He was years ahead of his time. Great all around QB, one of the GOATs🙌

[@ClayYoung-b1t]

9:36. Goosebumps! Wow. Need that feeling back! Almost 30 years ago.

[@skyefox]

12:25 Peyton would never apologize for that, he'd just look sad as Brandon Stokley would get his 3rd concussion of the season.

[@tommyrosati9326]

I think you mean Austin Collie

[@taivo5753]

LMAO !!! So true.

[@chrisrobinson8339]

@@tommyrosati9326 Austin. WTF Peyton?

[@sports3117]

When Steve Young took over the 49ers in 1992, he became an instant hall of fame quarterback then

[@BrownBomber92181]

That clip with Steve Deberg was the best. "Hey its the Pshyco!!!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@bonniekeough244]

What a man! 💪

[@kaosaechao400]

My all-time favorite NFL player

[@DRTREY-qf4iz]

I loved Steve Young as 9ers QB but most of memories of him were all the painful losses. They were so close so many times & only got it done once. The NFC really caught up with the 9ers dynasty & made things really tough😆 One helluva player #8 was.

[@Tdizzle7775]

I was a Niner fan beginning in 83/84 and always lived Joe Cool. But Young’s running made his games so electric !

[@kevinsandstrom5833]

I read his book recently and man watchin this is fun and painful, during much of what is shown in this point in his career he talks about how much he was playing through painful injury

[@marketingheroai]

I sure miss watching this guy play!

[@chrisconsorte7893]

I’ve had the opportunity to meet Steve young in person, he’s really nice!

[@mikebaregamyan6109]

Thank you for this NFL Films

[@tankshot3256]

My all time fave QB!

[@Jefe6622]

My favorite quarterback

[@tommyrosati9326]

Man I bet half the people on this are like me, not doing homework they supposed to do and instead wasting our own time with no end in sight.

[@edwardrichard2561]

Him and Rice were so epic to watch as a kid. 9ers for life.

[@pp3k3jamail]

My favorite player growing up.

[@MarkBoulders]

Outstanding leadership. To go out and run hundreds because you felt like you didn't do enough sitting being Montana... That says it all. Steve Young was that man when the lights were on and, more importantly, when he wasn't being watched.

[@DMac12flyers]

What really stood out to me was how he interacted with his team mates. He got everyone's head in the game and made sure that everyone knew their job. It was like he was playing checkers and everyone else was playing chess. That's the real difference between the pretty goods and the greats.

[@teodorohernandez3223]

Steve Young fue el niño amable,así mismo, terrible y travieso para sus contrarios en toda la NFL, su juego y su equipo era siempre una garantía de audiencia.

[@thefunshow2024]

15:58 - Gangster

[@SF49ersfanatic]

21:35 nfl fims music from my teenage years… brings back a special feeling…

[@_dranillo1k]

All-time favorite 49er 💪🔥

[@Blackhawk556.]

Those 50 year anniversary jerseys were my favorite of all time. The 50 year patch was awesome. In 1996 I was only 12 years old and with no money. For years I’ve looked for one with no luck. Last year before the Súper bowl I found one from someone in England on eBay! $156 dollars and looks brand new! 20+ year search finally over. I got the #80 Rice jersey by the way. I wouldn’t sell this jersey for $1,000.

[@mustbtrouble]

It would be fascinating to see what Steve young could do in today’s nfl.

[@MVuke84]

Steve Young's vision while running the ball is 2nd to none.

[@darrellwetzeljr.1886]

As a miner fan he’s my favorite QB. Not saying he was the best, just my favorite. ( probably cause I’m left handed)

[@kevinnolan8586]

Still my all time favourite, Years ahead of his time.

[@plisskin83]

Cracks me up seeing cigarette ads in a football stadium.

[@thebrotasticbro9465]

🐐 energy

[@pnwmv]

My childhood hero

[@BrownBomber92181]

No QB sold a play fake like Young, he was so good at it

[@JudoLover71]

4:05 You know he frustrated the heck out of players when they hit while he's in the ENDZONE!!!!! Lol!

[@Mathias3710]

16:00 for those looking for the clip in the title name.

[@chuse4519]

Thanks

[@TevitaKefufollowerofChrist]

😂😂😂

[@ccxfrank109]

Gods work. Thanks

[@romeosavic2998]

my favorite QB of all time

[@dwaynecoy1871]

Wish we could have heard from Young after his famous "Burger King" run against the vikings @9:10. It was an awesome run that led to the epic run of the "King" in the classic "Burger King" commercial, the best ever for the Burger King.

[@ryanrobertson7218]

“Say hello to your mother for me”. I didn’t know Marky Mark played!?

[@The-GreenHornet]

Those NFL play calls are crazy to listen to

[@PEACEOUTPAT]

whoever gets to comb through nfl films footage and edit these types of videos, probably has the best "real" job I can think of

[@kevinkaatz883]

Imagine if Steve played in today's offenses?

[@jonq8714]

At a time when defenses can't even look at a QB cross... yeah, he'd dominate.

[@Terror832]

I always imagined a talented mobile QB in today’s 49ers offense. Garoppolo is decent but he ain’t no Steve Young. 49ers have some super dynamic RAC demons like Deebo Samuel, Brandon Aiyuk and George Kittle. And all the running backs they got. How would prime Steve Young do under Kyle Shanahans offense?

[@MrMice...]

He did....under the name Andrew Luck.

[@jonq8714]

@@MrMice... More like Russell Wilson.

[@simonson7653]

100 td per year

[@joelhuizar7311]

1:12 George kittle time traveled

[@kingsdetailca]

golden ages of football

[@ikashibimauler]

Man the game was so much more brutal back then.

[@chesterbenjaminlane826]

Steve Young is a former NFL Quarterback who played in the 1980's to 1990's and I'm still a fan of his for a long time since he took over Joe Montana's job and I'm glad that he retired from the game he loves the most

[@sammyvh11]

Lamar Jackson needs a wristband in his third year. Steve could write the playbook.

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

17:55 Young runs into his former Buccaneers 🏴‍☠️ teammate DeBerg 49ers Vs Falcons 3Com Park (1998)

[@FahQ760]

The best left handed QB to ever play the game!

[@Joseph-lz5er]

I don't know which team had a better tenure of two consecutive QB's, Green Bay with Favre and Rodgers or SF with Montana and Young. I'll say it is pretty darn close.

[@kbengson9163]

Measuring by SB's the 49ers, but any team would love to have either combo for sure.

[@jacobcasey7711]

Most underrated qb ever , and you can't change my mind

[@AD......]

Jimmy G

[@peppapiglover1232]

@@AD...... bruh he’s overrated if anything

[@kiryuproduction134]

PeppaPigLover123 no he’s not he’s underrated because of our defense and running game, we’ll be back don’t worry

[@AD......]

@@peppapiglover1232 what are you talking about!?!?!??!?!

[@korrasmuscles]

@@peppapiglover1232 He led the league in passer rating 6 times, the most all time. For reference, Aaron Rodgers the passer rating king according to some people has only led in that category twice. He also had 7 100+ passer rating season which is absolutely absurd considering the era he played in. John Elway finished with a 79 career passer rating. Jim Kelly had 1, 100+ passer rating season and finished with 84. Joe Montana had 3. Dan Marino had 1.