Joe Montana is way better than Tom Brady.

Note my adversary just went copy paste mode on his last argument and didn't cite sources either. The Years in Which they playedThis is a key factor as I mentioned earlier in comparing stats. Montana was playing in a rushing NFL league, Brady is playing in a pass driven league. While Brady will get more chances to throw the ball, the defense in the current NFL is designed to shut down pass offense. Tight ends are getting better and better as they years go along. While Montana was playing in a league where there was a lot more running, similar to a college play style. Now note stats from most of their career seasons. Almost fluently and even as I have shown in the last round, Brady finished with a higher pass completion ratio than Montana. A .20 higher to be exact. This is even in spite of the fact how much more Brady has thrown that Montana. Literally speaking Brady has thrown more passes than Montana, and completed more in the process. This simply burns down to Brady is more accurate. Now compare if you took the best years of Montana and put him in the NFL now. He would not do as well as Brady is doing. We can logically assume this when we compare the stats in his era vs Brady's in this current era. However if we took Brady and stuck him in the era of Montana, Brady would light up the field. Brady has beaten Montana all across the stat board consistently, and this is in the current era of the NFL. If you were to pull him out and put him in a run driven league, Brady by himself would force the league into a pass defense NFL by himself. He has the potential to single handily change the style of the NFL. Rebuttal Comparing StatsI really laughed at the figures my adversary presented in his last round. When he was posting end game statistics notice a few things. (1) the only argument someone could make for Montana is that he has more Superbowl wins and less losses. Again I addressed this with the potential his team had the years he was winning. This stat is primiarly determined by the team itself. Any win loss plays a factor in the team, but look at pass completion and other single player statsitics and Brady is winning out.(2) Also notice that Brady has a higher win ratio, higher number of winning drives, and has tied him in passer rating by those stats. If you were to break down single indivial stats as well we can see that(a) Brady has a higher win ratio(b) Brady has more wins and less losses with more games played(c) Brady has a higher pass completion(d) Brady has a higher percentage of wins in the Playoffs(e) Brady's Qb rating is even or higher than Montana in most seasons(f) Brady has more yards per season(d) Brady has a higher pass to completion rate(f) Brady has more TD passes. [1][2]ALMOST every single individual QB stat Brady is winning on the boards. Even ESPN acknowledges this on multiple accounts"Comparing their stats side-by-side, it looks clear that Brady has the upper hand" [3]The article then goes on to say that Joe Montana shines in super bowls and post games. This is the truth but when we line them up side by side and compare stats and numbers, We have to acknowledge that Brady has put out better stats. [1]http://www.nfl.com...[2]http://www.pro-football-reference.com...[3]http://espn.go.com...