Joe Montana: Comeback Quarterback

by Thomas R. Raber

Follows the football career of Joe Montana from his boyhood to his three Super Bowl victories.

64 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1990

Reviews

[Joy Gerbode]

This is a quick and easy read, chronicling the career of Joe Montana, who was a favorite of mine in the 1980s. Well written and simply told, it tells of his fabulous career in football, and his specific ability to come from behind to win games.

[Isaiah Gibson]

This story was about a famous football player. he was ranked the best quaterback in NFL history! He was a great quaterback until he lost his best reciever jerry rice. Joe montana was a good athlete who travled all over the U.S. to just play football.
I could relate to being a quaterback and being good. But i will never ever be as good as him. i have felt presure to throw witch makes it harder to throw if you are getting tackled or haveing people in your face to tackle you.
This so far is my favorite book! I like it when Joe Montana throws a 99 yard touchdown to jerry rice with 1 second on the clock to end the game what an amazing play! but the end wasnt so good if i could change the end of the story i would proboly make it so that jerry rice didnt leave the 49ers I wouldve just kept him on there. i recomend this book to sports players and people who are interestid in sports. if you like to listen to a good quaterback heres the book for you!

[Dj]

Great info used it for my biography project.