As the Chiefs prepare for the AFC Championship Game, here’s a look at how Patrick Mahomes compares to other legendary quarterbacks at age 29.

Joe Montana once eagerly played golf at the Olympic Club — challenging himself on the storied Lake Course, strolling the picturesque, par-3 Cliffs Course, making sure to grab the club’s signature burger dog.

Is Kansas City Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes the greatest quarterback of all time? The argument can certainly be made as he makes another playoff run and adds more records to his resume. For a long time San Francisco 49ers Hall of Famer Joe Montana was regarded as the greatest to ever play the position,

Joe Montana was in Atlanta to support his alma mater Notre Dame in its national championship bid against the Ohio State Buckeyes.

Joe Montana, a legendary quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers and widely regarded as one of the greatest players in NFL history, revealed his choice for the best quarterback of all time—and it’s not Tom Brady.

Notre Dame football watched this unique pairing take place on the sidelines: Joe Montana and Travis Scott linking up together.

Lakers superstar LeBron James was seen rocking Buckeyes gear in a luxury box, while Phillies star Bryce Harper was also in attendance and on the field pregame. Buckeyes legend, and 1974 and 1975 Heisman Trophy winner, Archie Griffin was also on hand to cheer on his alma mater, while hip-hop star Travis Scott also attended.

Jerome Bettis and Joe Montana headline Notre Dame fans at Monday's CFP championship game vs. No. 8 Ohio State. Here's more:

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Super Bowl LIX is set for Feb. 9 in New Orleans, and we're counting down the days until the game takes place in the Caesars Superdome with a look back

Joe Montana, widely regarded as one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history, recently ranked five quarterbacks. Notably, Patrick Mahomes tied with Peyton Manning on Montana's list.

Every Sunday when quarterback Joe Montana took his first snap, it was like watching someone pull a trigger on a weapon that couldn’t be stopped. Every Sunday when the 49ers’ defense lined