Joe Montana is the first-ever player to be named Super Bowl MVP three times (Super Bowl XVI, XIX, and XXIV). He holds the NFL record for most wins in a Super Bowl without a loss (4). This is a ...

The win also gave Montana a record third Super Bowl MVP award, as the man known as "Joe Cool" joined Terry Bradshaw as the only quarterbacks to flaunt a 4-0 record as a starting Super Bowl ...

After a simple post was made to X, formerly known as Twitter, asking fans to choose between Joe Montana and Peyton Manning, ...

with Joe Montana being a strong contender due to his incredible career with the San Francisco 49ers. Montana won four Super Bowl titles, earning three Super Bowl MVP awards, and was known for his ...

Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway received 36 MVP votes, beating out San Francisco 49ers’ receiver Jerry Rice (30) and 49ers’ quarterback Joe Montana (18). Montana and Rice canceled each ...

Patrick Mahomes is tied with Joe Montana for the second-most Super Bowl MVPs at three apiece. Mahomes has earned MVP honors in each of his three Super Bowl wins. The quarterback position has ...

it doesn't take more than a couple of seconds to get to Joe Montana. Montana of course led the San Francisco 49ers to four Super Bowl titles, winning three game MVP awards along the way.

Marino did lead Miami to the Super Bowl during his 1984 MVP season, but lost to Joe Montana's 49ers. Brees' career was statistically undeniable. He and Tom Brady are the only two quarterbacks to ...

It also happened in the 1987 season with John Elway winning MVP after finishing second to Joe Montana in All-Pro voting. There were 84 MVP votes that season and San Francisco had two candidates ...

Joe Montana was selected in the third round (82nd overall) by the San Francisco 49ers in the 1979 NFL draft. He would go on to win four Super Bowls with the team and earn three MVP awards.

It also happened in the 1987 season with John Elway winning MVP after finishing second to Joe Montana in All-Pro voting. There were 84 MVP votes that season and San Francisco had two candidates ...