Birthday: June 11, 1956 (Gemini)
Born In: New Eagle, Pennsylvania, United States
A football enthusiast from a young age, Joe Montana, started his career as a footballer in school and had already embarked upon a successful career. After a winning streak at ‘Notre Dame,’ he was selected by the ‘San Francisco 49ers’ in the third round of the ‘National Football League (NFL) Draft’. While at the NFL, he had a stellar career with the ‘49ers’ and ‘Kansas City Chiefs’. A pro at making comebacks in the late games, he directed his teams efficiently and led to their wins, leading an illustrious career as a footballer. The uncanny talent to revive his team from an apparent defeat, time and again, won him the title ‘Montana Magic’. He proved his mettle and won the NFL’s passing title twice and he also topped the NFC passing five times. Known for breaking records, he also passed six 300-yards making another record post-season. Among the many records he also became the only player to enter the Super Bowl thrice and won several awards which honoured his unbeatable performances. A true sportsman at heart, Montana has shown time and again that he plays to win and even lives his life the same way.
Birthday: June 11, 1956 (Gemini)
Born In: New Eagle, Pennsylvania, United States
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Nick Name: Joe Cool, The Comeback Kid
Also Known As: Joseph Clifford Montana Jr.
Age: 66 Years, 66 Year Old Males
Spouse/Ex-: Cass Castillo, Jennifer Montana, Kim Moses
father: Joseph Montana
mother: Theresa Montana
children: Alexandra Montana, Elizabeth Montana, Nate Montana, Nick Montana
Born Country: United States
Quotes By Joe Montana American Football Players
Height: 6'2" (188 cm), 6'2" Males
Ancestry: Italian American
U.S. State: Pennsylvania
education: University Of Notre Dame
awards: Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year - 1990
AP NFL Offensive Player of the Year Award - 1989
AP Most Valuable Player - 1990-1989
Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year - 1990-1989
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After injuring his shoulder the next year, Montana began the 1977 season by not playing the initial two games and then finally appearing in the game against Purdue. He was then made the first quarterback with the team winning the remaining games of the season.
His third marriage was with actress Jennifer Wallace in 1985. The couple have four children: Alexandra Whitney, Elizabeth Jean, Nathaniel "Nate" Joseph and Nicholas Alexander and are still married
Joe Montana threw 11 touchdowns and 0 interceptions during his four Super Bowl appearances.
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