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Unless
otherwise noted, the collectibles below are hand-signed 8"w x 10"h photographs,
handsomely framed in thick black wood and matted in the player's team colors.
A Sports Gallery Certificate
of Authenticity is included with all signed collectibles.
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Jack
Ham
$149
Jack
Ham was a consensus All-America at Penn State and the 34th player
taken in the 1971 National Football League Draft. His sensational
rookie training camp earned him a starting left linebacker spot
for the Pittsburgh Steelers in his first regular season game,
a spot he never relinquished until his retirement after the 1982
season. Born in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Ham had the reputation
as a big-play defender and one of the finest outside linebackers
in the game. Blessed with speed, quickness, intelligence and exceptional
mobility, Ham had the uncanny ability to diagnose plays and to
be in the right defensive position at all times. Along with defensive
tackle Joe Greene and defensive end L. C. Greenwood, Ham was a
key element in an exceptionally strong left side of the Pittsburgh
defense during the team's Super Bowl years, playing Super Bowls
IX, X, and XIII.. Named to eight straight Pro Bowls, the Football
News named him the Defensive Player of the Year In 1975. This
Hall of Famer (Class of 1988) hand- signed this classic photograph.
Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, Steelers double-matting,
and UV-protective glass, this a great gift for any longtime Steelers
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RB
Franco Harris began his pro football career as the Pittsburgh
Steelers' No.1 pick in the 1972 NFL Draft. For 12 seasons, the
6-2, 230-pounder from Penn State was a big-yardage running back,
rushing for 1,000 yards or more in eight seasons. His career rushing
total (12,120 yards) and combined net yardage figure (14,622)
both ranked as the third highest marks in pro football history
at the time of his retirement. Franco was selected to nine Pro
Bowls, played in four Super Bowls, and was named the Super Bowl
IX MVP. But arguable his most memorable moment was the "Immaculate
Reception" pass he caught from Terry Bradshaw. In
the now famous 1972 AFC Play-off game, the Steelers trailed 7-6
to the Oakland Raiders late in the game. At their own 40-yard
line, quarterback Terry Bradshaw faced a forth-and-10 with only
20 seconds remaining. The play was designed to go to WR Barry
Pearson but he was covered. Over the middle of the field, running
back Frenchie Fuqua appeared to break open at the Oakland 35-yard
line. Under heavy pressure, Bradshaw threw a pass to Fuqua where
DB Jack Tatum administered a punishing hit just as the ball arrived.
The ball deflected upwards and a trailing Franco Harris reached
down to snatch the ball out of the air at shoe top level. He then
raced down the sideline to score the winning touchdown, turning
a broken play into one of the most famous moments in NFL history.
This vintage photo of Harris heading for the endzone after his
amazing reception is hand-signed by Franco and quality framed
with commemorative plate. A great football collectible that would
make a terrific gift for any football fan...well, maybe not Raiders
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Did
you know?
Under NFL rules at the time - later changed in 1978
- an offensive player could not deflect a ball to
a teammate. The ball had to be touched by a defender.
The on-field referee Fred Swearingen and his crew
ruled that Tatum had, in fact, touched the ball, thus
making this a legal catch. NFL official Art McNally,
in the press box, watched television replays of the
play and conferred with the officials on the field
before ruling the call on the field was correct. This
marked the first time in NFL history where instant
replay was used to determine if a call on the field
was correct.
Lester
Hayes, who played his entire football career (1977-1986) with
the Oakland/LA Raiders,
was a 5x Pro Bowl selection, the 1980 NFL Defensive Player of
the Year, NFL 1980s All-Decade Team
selection, and, most importantly a two-time Super Bowl Champion
(XV and XVIII). Commonly referred to as "Lester
the Molester" and "The
Judge," Lester was known for his superb bump and run
coverage style and his incredible ability to intercept the football.
In 1980, Hayes led the NFL with 13 interception. He
retired with 39 interceptions, a Raider record shared with Hall
of Famer Willie Brown. This Texas A&M All-American was also
know for he use of "Stickum" before it was banned by
the NFL in a rule bearing his name. A lifelong stutterer until
well into his professional career, Lester tended to stay quiet
rather than draw attention to his stutter, which is one reason
he didn't always draw the fan and media attention his game deserved.
This awesome hand-signed 8x10 tribute to the Raiders "Black
Sunday" Super Bowl victory shows Lester ready to "bump
and run." Sports
Gallery Quality Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective
glass, and classic Raiders double matting, this is a great Raiders
collectible. And a totally unique gift that any citizen of the
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Santonio
Holmes Super Bowl XLIII "The
Catch" Display SGA
Immortal Moment Series
$289
Super
Bowl XLIII, played on February 1, 2009 at Raymond James Stadium
in Tampa, pitted the AFC Champion Pittsburgh Steelers vs. the
NFC Champion Arizona Cardinals. The 43rd Super Bowl, it was a
contest between one of the NFL's most successful franchises (Pittsburgh)
vs. one of the league's historically unsuccessful franchises (Arizona).
And what a contest it was. Pittsburgh jumped to a 17–7 lead
at half-time, highlighted by linebacker James Harrison's Super
Bowl record 100-yard interception return for a touchdown. However,
trailing 20–7 at the start of the fourth quarter, Arizona
scored 16 unanswered points, to take the lead with 2:37 remaining
in the game. But the Steelers answered by marching 78-yards to
score on wide receiver Santonio Holmes' spectacular 6-yard game-winning
touchdown catch with 35 seconds left. With their 27-23 victory,
Pittsburgh earned their sixth Super Bowl win, securing sole possession
of the record for most Super Bowl wins over the 49ers and Cowboys
(five). This Sports
Gallery Exclusive Presentation is a fitting tribute
to this historic Super Bowl win and "The
Catch" that made it possible.
Hand-signed
by Santonio and Sports Gallery
Quality Framed in black wood, UV-protective glass,
and classic Steelers double matting, this is a great Pittsburgh
collectible. And a totally unique gift that any citizen of Steeltown
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SF
49ers Rookie RB Kendall Hunter is looking like the real deal.
Chosen with the 115th pick in the 2011 NFL Draft out of Oklahoma
St. he is the Cowboys' fourth all-time leading rusher and their
first All-America running back since Gerald Hudson in 1990. A
native of Tyler, Texas, Hunter was the nation's seventh leading
rusher with 119.6 yards per game, including nine 100-yard rushing
games, in 2008. He led the Big 12 in rushing by more than 30 yards
per game. He was named a First Team All-American in his sophomore
campaign and again in 2010, his senior year. Also in Hunter's
senior season he was a finalist for the Doak Walker award. On
the 49ers, he won the #2 Back behind Frank Gore, seeing good action
each week. And making the most of action with his lightening speed
and ability to find the holes. Obviously Jim Harbaugh is a fan,
using Kendall more and more each game (and even starting him week
4 against the Eagles when Gore went down with an injury). Watch
out for Kendall and the 49ers as they look to advance past the
NFC Championship Game in 2012! This cool action photograph of
"Spud" (his college nickname) was hand-signed by Kendall
at his recent Sports Gallery signing. Cool collectible from a
very cool Niner.
Howie
Long w/ Joe Montana
First Sack 16x20 (signed by
Long only)
First Sack 16x20 & 8x10 Display (signed by BOTH) SGA
Immortal Moment Series
Howie
Long was the second-round pick of the Raiders our of Villanova
in the 1981 NFL Draft. Fast, strong, and explosive off the ball,
Howie was a first- or second-team All-Pro choice in 1983, 1984,
1985, 1986, and 1989, he was also named All-AFC four times. During
his 13-year career, Long, a member of the NFL’s All-Decade
team of the 1980s, recorded 84 career sacks (plus 7.5 sacks in
1981 before the sack was an official NFL statistic). And Howie
Long's first sack of his Hall of Fame career couldn't have been
any more memorable. Two legendary players who would both join
the Pro Football Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2000, first
met on the playing field. A meeting Joe Montana would just as
soon forget, Howie recorded his first of his 91.5 career sacks
against the 49ers and Joe. Howie would go on to be an eight-time
Pro Bowl player with the Raiders. Joe, of course, would go on
to win nine divisional titles and four Super Bowls with the 49ers.
But on this play, Howie and the Raiders, were the victors over
their cross-bay rivals. Nice way to start a career... We have
not one...not two...but three versions of this this classic b&w
photograph. One 16x20 is hand-signed by Howie only, while the
other 16x20 photograph is signed by BOTH
Long and Joe Montana. And likewise, our Sports Gallery Exclusive
8x10 Presentation is signed by both and includes a descriptive
plaque - "One HOFer Meets Another." All are Sports Gallery
Quality
Framed in black wood, UV-protective glass (very important
for signature protection!) and classic charcoal w/ black trim
matting. A unique gift that any football fan would love!
Ronnie
Lott
"The Stand" and "Interception!"
8x10 w/
Floating Plates
Ronnie
Lott, an All-American from Southern California, was the San Francisco
49ers’ first round draft pick in the '81 NFL Draft. In his
first NFL season, Lott led a young secondary that helped the 49ers
to win Super Bowl XVI. During his career, the versatile defensive
back earned 10 Pro Bowl invitations at three different positions
– cornerback, free safety, and strong safety. Lott recorded
63 career interceptions and twice led the league. In his ten seasons
with the 49ers, San Francisco won eight NFC Western Division titles
and four Super Bowls. A member of the NFL’s 75th Anniversary
Team and the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Lott is one of the NFL's
All-Time Greats. Thanks
to our two signings with Ronnie (one public and one private),
we have some very cool Ronnie collectibles we can offer...at GREAT
prices. The Web Special is a great photo of Ronnie running after
one of his 63 picks (check out the Ram on the field looking helplessly
on!). "The Stand" is from the famous Goal Line Stand
by Ronnie and the Niner Defense in Super Bowl XVI that helped
lead the Niners to their first SB Championship (see also
"The Stand" Immortal Moments Display below).
Both are Quality
Framed w/ SGA Floating Plate "Interception"
commemorating Ronnie's Super Bowls and HOF status and "The
Stand" commemorating that memorable moment). And both are
great buys and gifts for any fan of the "Team
of the Decade!"
“He’s
like a middle linebacker playing safety,” Hall of
Fame coach Tom Landry once remarked. “He’s
devastating. He may dominate the secondary better than anyone
I’ve seen.” Apparently the NFL agreed naming
Lott to the NFL’s 75th Anniversary Team and inducting him
into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Known
for his hard-hitting style, Lott was used at both left and right
cornerback positions and as a free and strong safety during his
14-year career. The versatile defensive back earned 10 Pro Bowl
invitations at three different positions – cornerback, free
safety, and strong safety. It was, however, at free safety, where
he had the freedom to cover the whole field, that he may have
been most effective as Lott had the uncanny ability of being able
to sense the direction a play was about to take and then doing
whatever it took to disrupt it. This very cool 16x20 is hand-signed
by Lott and Sports
Gallery Quality Framed in Niners colored suede matting
and SGA Floating Plate. A great piece of
Sports Art from a great ... great ... football player.
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HOF
Display
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Ronnie
Lott
HOF 3 8x10 Display (Middle Photo
Signed)
Ronnie
Lott was an intense football player. Legendary Cowboys Coach
Tom Landry said he "was like
a middle linebacker playing safety." An amazing
defensive player, Ronnie Lott was the portrait of uncompromising
tenacity. He slammed into runners, disrupted pass patterns,
and separated ball carriers from footballs. Asked once to describe
the style with which he delivered a defensive blow, he said
simply, "It comes from your
toes, it comes from your soul, it comes from all that you are."
And how's this for a resume: Ten-time Pro Bowl Selection; Four-Time
Super Bowl Champion, NFL's 75th Anniversary All-Time Team, Super
Bowl Silver Anniversary Team, NFL 1980's All-Decade Team, and
College and AND Pro Football
Hall of Fame. One of the best to have ever played the game.
This beauty includes a hand-signed 8x10 (middle photo) and is
a Sports
Gallery Exclusive Display that includes two great
unsigned action shots, commemorative plaque, and classic 49ers
suede double matting. Add black wood moulding and UV-protective
glass and you have a totally unique piece of Sports
Art that will look great in any office or den. The perfect
gift for any Niners fan!
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Ronnie
Lott
"The Stand"
Super Bowl XVI
Pontiac Silverdome, Michigan
January 24, 1982
With
Cincinnati trailing 20-7 late in the 3rd quarter, the
49ers achieved
the greatest Goal Line Stand in Super Bowl annals, preventing
the Bengals
from scoring on four straight plays.
The most memorable moment was the Niners stop on 4th
and a foot. All Cincinnati needed was 12 inches for
a tide-turning TD, but Ronnie Lott & Company stopped
Pete Johnson short of the goal line. And, of course,
the 49ers went on to beat the Bengals 26-21 and win
their first Super Bowl.
NFL
Postseason Career Record For Most Interceptions
College
Football Hall of Fame Class of 2002
And
it all started for this
All-American from Southern California, in his very first NFL
season, when Lott led a young secondary that helped bring San
Francisco its first Super Bowl victory. This Sports
Gallery Exclusive Display celebrates an All-Time
football great during one of his All-Time
Great 49er Moments - the unforgettable Goal Line Stand during
Bowl XVI! Available only from Sports Gallery, this beauty is
Sports
Gallery Quality Framed in black wood, UV-protective
glass and classic matting w/ gold trim. A beautiful piece of
Sports Art and wonderful tribute
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New
York Giants co-owner John Mara publicly questioned QB Eli Manning's
ability to lead the his Giants in 2007, both now and in the
future.
Boy, did Eli make him eat those words...removing
all doubt when he was named the MVP of Super Bowl XLII. On that
day in February, 2008, all Manning did was lead the Giants to
an upset victory over the then-undefeated New England Patriots.
In the games most memorable play, Manning
connected with David Tyree,avoiding several near-sacks
in the process. Tyree actually caught the ball by trapping it
on his helmet. Shortly after, Plaxico Burress caught a short
touchdown pass with just thirty seconds remaining sealing the
greatest upset victory in Super Bowl history. Manning became
only the second quarterback in NFL history to throw two go-ahead
fourth quarter touchdowns in a Super Bowl (Joe
Montana being the first).Not only that but, he and
his brother Peyton
are the only brother combination to play at quarterback in the
Super Bowl and the only set of brothers to win Super Bowl MVP,
doing so in successive years. Move over Peyton, a new Manning
is getting the headlines. Get this terrific hand-signed action
shot from Super Bowl XLL. Sports
Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and
NY Giants suede double matting, this timeless piece of Sports
Art is available both in 8x10 and 16x20 photographs. A great
gift for any Giants fan.
When
he left the University of Tennessee, Peyton Manning held 42 NCAA,
SEC and Tennessee records, including 33 Tennessee single game,
season and career records. The 1998 #1 pick of the Indianapolis
Colts, not much changed for Peyton in the Pros. A perennial Pro
Bowler and FOUR-Time(!) NFL
MVP, Petyon has produced totals in his NFL career that rank among
the best NFL history...actually many are THE
best.
During the 2004 season Manning broke several single season passing
records, including touchdown passes with 49 (surpassing Dan
Marino's total of 48) and season passing rating with
121.1 (shattering Steve
Young's record of 112.8). And, of course, on February
4, 2007 Peyton led the Colts to a 29-17 victory over the Chicago
Bears in Super Bowl XLI, being voted MVP of the game.
Just
a great talent...arguably the best at the QB position...Peyton
signed this great action photograph of him doing what he does
best, throwing the pigskin. Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in black wood, UV-protective glass, and SGA
Floating Plate, this is a great gift (and investment) for any
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The
Miami Dolphins selected University of Pittsburgh QB Dan Marino
with the 27th overall pick in the 1983 draft. He was the fifth
quarterback selected in that draft. The pick turned out to be
a steal. In his first professional season, Marino threw for 2,210
yards and 20 touchdowns. He was named NFL Rookie of the Year and
he was also the first rookie to start at quarterback in the Pro
Bowl. When Marino announced his retirement on March 13, 2000,
he held 25 NFL regular season records and was tied for 5 others.
In his 17-year career he passed for 61,361 yards and 420 touchdowns.
His 86.4 passing efficiency rating ranks 4th all-time.
Elected to the Pro Football hall of Fame in 2005, Dan was,quite
simply, one of the best to have ever taken a snap. This SGA
Exclusive Display includes a hand-signed photograph
of Dan in Dolphin Teal and commemorative plate with Dan's famous
quote:"There is no defense against the perfect pass. I can
throw the perfect pass." SGA
Quality Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass
and classic Dolphin trim, this is a great gift for any football
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Darren
McFadden
new!
"Run DMC" 8x10 w/ Floating
Plate
$169
Oakland
Raiders RB sensation Darren McFadden is the real deal. D-Dawg
as he's known to his friends was a two-time All-American tailback
at the University of Arkansas. He was the first sophomore to win
the Doak Walker Award, awarded annually to the nation's top collegiate
running back. And he joined Ricky Williams as the only two-time
winner when he took home the award again after the 2007 season.
McFadden also won the 2007 Walter Camp Award as the nation's best
player and is the only two-time Heisman Trophy runner-up (2006
and 2007) in history. The second all-time career rushing leader
in the SEC (behind only Herschel Walker of Georgia), McFadden
entered the NFL draft after his junior season where he was taken
by the Oakland Raiders with the 4th overall pick of the 2008 draft.
And in only his second game with the Raiders, Darren scored his
first touchdown and gained 164 yards on 21 carries. But
it was during the 2010 season that Darren really solidified his
place as one of the League's best running backs, rushing for 1,157
years, receiving for over 500 yards and scoring 10 TD's. Watch
out...here comes Run DMC! This
action 8x10 photograph is hand-signed by Darren and Quality Framed
with SGA Floating Plate. A great gift for any citizen of the Raider
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Joe
Montana new!
Golden Great 16x20 w/ Floating Plate
Road Huddle 16x20
"Joe Cool" 8x10 Photograph Display
Quarterbacks
may come and go, but none will ever be as brilliant, nor as
exciting as Joe Montana. He was Joe
Cool, the quarterback who never quit, the quarterback
who could overcome any deficit, any pressure, any injury. And
despite numerous injuries, Montana won more than 70% of the
games he started during an illustrious 16-year career in the
National Football League. Not bad for someone who had 81 players
picked ahead of him in the 1979 draft. Most important to Niners
fans, he captured nine divisional championships and victories
in Super Bowls XVI, XIX, XXIII, and XXIV. His outstanding play
in Super Bowls XVI, XIX, and XXIV earned him Most Valuable Player
honors in each game. Elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame
in 2000, many argue (and few can refute) that Joe was the greatest
NFL player ever. Sports Gallery is proud to offer several Joe
Montana photograph collectibles. All are hand-signed photographs
of Joe in action with the 49ers of various sizes and framing
styles. All are framed in classic Niners suede double matting
and UV-protective glass (very important for signature protection).
The 8x10 Display includes the following commemorative plate:
Joe
Montana
“Joe Cool”
San Francisco 49ers
Eight-Time
Pro Bowl Selection
Four-Time Super Bowl Champion
Three-Time Super Bowl MVP
Three-Time First-Team All-Pro Selection
Two-Time NFL MVP
NFL 1980s All-Decade Team
Football Hall of Fame Class of 2000
#16 Retired by San Francisco 49ers
"Winners, I am convinced,
imagine their dreams first.
They want it with all their heart and expect it to come
true.
There is, I believe, no other way to live."
All
are great pieces of Sports Art
and wonderful tributes to the amazing years Joe had in San Francisco.
Timeless collectibles from a football player for the ages. A
slam dunk gift for just about any Sports Fan.
Joe
Montana
new! Four-Time
Super Bowl Champion
16x20, 11x14 & 8x10 w/ Floating Plate (unsigned)
Drafted
by the 49ers out of Notre Dame in 1979, QB Joe Montana is arguably
the greatest quarterback to play in the NFL. He certainly was
one of the most successful. While leading the Niners, he captured
nine divisional titles and victories in Super Bowls XVI, XIX,
XXIII, and XXIV, earning MVP honors in three of those games. This
great unsigned photograph of Montana during one of those Super
Bowls triumphs captures Joe
perfectly. Available in 16x20, 11x14 and 8x10, each are framed
with SGA Floating Plate highlighting Joe's Amazing football successes.
A great gift for any 49ers (or Joe) fan!
Joe
to Jerry 16x20
w/ Floating Plate (dual-signed)
Joe
to Jerry 16x20, 11x14 & 8x10
w/ Floating Plate (unsigned)
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Joe
Montana & Jerry Rice new! Joe
to Jerry 16x20 (dual-signed)
Joe to Jerry 16x20, 11x14 & 8x10 (unisgned)
These
are great pieces. One is hand-signed by BOTH
Joe Montana and Jerry Rice, the other an unsigned tribute to
these two football legends. What better way to commemorate the
combined five Super Bowls that these two players brought to
the city of San Francisco. Joe Montana, arguably the greatest
quarterback to play in the NFL, captured nine divisional titles
and victories in Super Bowls XVI, XIX, XXIII, and XXIV, earning
MVP honors in three of those games. Jerry Rice, without a doubt
the greatest wide receiver in NFL history, holds 14 NFL records
and 10 Super Bowl records. He earned three Super Bowl Bowl rings
with the 49ers, two with Joe Montana, and was named the Super
Bowl MVP in the 1989 contest. Two
of the greatest players in NFL history at their respective positions,
these two combined to perform football magic for the 49ers (and
55 Recieving Touchdowns as described on the plates). The signed
photograph is availabe in 16x20. Unsigned is available in three
sizes - 16x20, 11x14 and 8x10. All are Sports Gallery
Quality Framed with SGA
Floating Plate. And all are timeless pieces of Sports
Art that will be passed down generation to generation
in your family. A great gift for any football fan!
Quarterback Joe Montana, of course is considered by many to
be the greatest quarterback ever, after a Hall of Fame career
and four Super Bowl victories. Dwight Clark, a Pro-Bowl wide
receiver, was a member of two 49ers Super Bowl Teams and had
his number 87 retired by the club. The most memorable touchdown
for both Joe and Dwight came when
a scrambling Montana, with three Cowboys closing in for the
kill, lofted the ball to the back of the end zone for Clark.
The six-yard touchdown pass, with 51 seconds left, gave the
49ers a 28-27 victory over Dallas for the 1981 NFC championship.
Known simply as The Catch,it is a moment in 49ers history that no Niner fan will ever
forget. Remember
what many consider to be the greatest single play in 49ers history
with this very cool split photograph hand-signed by BOTH
Dwight and Joe and including Dwight's inscription "The
Catch" and rare Play Drawing. Sports
Gallery Quality Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective
glass and Classic Niners suede and layered double matting, this
is a great piece of Sports Art commemorating one of the greatest
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Joe
Montana & Steve Young new!
16x20 w/ Floating Plate
$595
It
was perhaps the greatest QB controversy in NFL History. Joe
vs. Steve. Steve or Joe. For many years, people have compared
the storied careers of Joe Montana and Steve Young. The biggest
question, of course, being who was the greater quarterback.
Some facts for the argument:
Joe
Montana posted a 117-47 regular season record over the course
of his career while Steve posted a 94-49 regular season record.
Regular
Season Passing Performance. Joe was 3,409 of 5,391 (63.2 percent)
for 40,551 yards (7.5 YPA), 273 touchdowns, and 139 interceptions.
Quarterback Rating of 92.3. Steve Young was 2,667 of 4,149
(64.3 percent) for 33,124 yards (8.0 YPA), 232 touchdowns
and 107 interceptions. Quarterback Rating of 96.8.
Super
Bowl Passing Performance: Joe was 82 of 122 (68.0 percent)
for 1,142 yards (9.4 YPA), 11 touchdowns and zero interceptions.
Quarterback rating of 127.8. Steve Young was 24 of 35 (66.6
percent) for 325 yards (9.3 YPA), six touchdowns and zero
interceptions. Quarterback rating of 134.8.
Joe Montana was selected to eight Pro Bowls while Steve Young
was selected to seven. Both quarterbacks were selected as
First-Team All-Pro three times and they were also both selected
as Second-Team All-Pro three times.
Joe
Montana won three Super Bowl MVP awards to Steve Young's one.
However, in that one Super Bowl, Steve Young broke Joe Montana's
Super Bowl record of five touchdown passes by throwing six.
Both quarterbacks were two-time NFL league MVP award winners
and both were two-time NFL Offensive Player of the Year award
winners
We
might just have to all agree to disagree and, if you're a Niners
fan, marvel that both played together on the same team. Team
of the Decade indeed! This classic 16x20 photograph is hand-signed
by both in Gold Sharpie. Sports Gallery Quality
Framed white red suede double matting and SGA Floating
Plate, it is a timeless piece of Sports
Art dedicated to two of the best to have played the QB
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