for his time. IMO.

He's my fave qb of all time! I had such great times watching him win all those games with the Niners and then the Chiefs!

YEH THE 49ers HAD it pretty good all those years despite the fact I rooted for the team across the BAY, and coach John Madden.

No doubt about it.

As a Washington football fan during that time I couldn't stand him but until Brady came along only he and Bradshaw had won four Superbowl Titles.

He won 3 Super Bowls with 3 different QBs. That feat was not done before, nor has it been done since.

What a time it was to be a Niners fan!

I can’t remember how many times he brought the team back from sure defeat with just two minutes on the clock.

It was nerve racking and exciting at the same time, week after week!

It’ll give you a hint how good he was.

*I have his rookie card from when I was a kid. Not sure of its value today. Probably about a buck three-fifty.

I've seen PSA 7 rookie cards for him at $150-160.
Even PSA 4s have sold for nearly a hundred bucks.
But, the card market fluctuates so much, who knows until someone actually lays down cash for one.

I bought it screwed between two plastic protective coverings for $75 many years ago. Thought back then it might be my retirement ticket several decades later. LOL!

...a first run JM rookie card, at PSA 10 (and encased as you describe) sold for $37,200.
I have no idea how the know if it's first run or not, because I saw other PSA 10 cards that sold for $400.
Go figure!

with anything in the five digits! I guess I should have it assessed some day.

Along with teammates, Ronnie Lott, Dwight Clark, and Riki Ellison.

The late great Dwight Clark, Huey's buddy (who had already been featured on the cover of Huey's smash hit Sports album), turned out to have some genuine chops and performed live with Huey Lewis & the News on stage.

Thanks!

Hope you're keeping well.

All he did was win.

No team ever felt safe if the game was close and Montana could win it with a two-minute drill.

Stats can be very phony, IMO. Carl Lewis didn't always set records. He just racked up a ton of medals.