Dec 2, 2020 · When one thinks of the SF 49ers and their storied past, they often think of two key positions: quarterbacks and wide receivers. The Niners have been graced with the best at each position, Joe...

All-time Passing Leader: Joe Montana 2,929/4,600, 35,124 yds, 244 TD. All-time Rushing Leader: Frank Gore 2,442 att, 11,073 yds, 64 TD. All-time Receiving Leader: Jerry Rice 1,281 rec, 19,247 yds, 176 TD. All-time Scoring Leader: Jerry Rice 1,130 points. All-time AV Leader: Jerry Rice 216 AV. Winningest Coach: George Seifert 98-30-0.

Jun 30, 2017 · NFL Network’s Elliot Harrison this week named the best quarterback and receiver combinations in league history. He tabbed 49ers Joe Montana and Jerry Rice as the best to ever do it, citing their...

Jun 6, 2024 · 2) Joe Montana and Jerry Rice. Catches: 386 Yards: 6,710 Touchdowns: 67. The greatest receiver in NFL history and the second-best quarterback of all time. They couldn’t be any lower than No. 2 on this list. Montana and Rice won back-to …

Jan 19, 2019 · Starting with an easy No. 1 overall, Hall of Fame receiver Jerry Rice, and working on down, Niner Noise takes a look back through the franchise’s legacy and picks out the top 10 receivers to...

Jan 15, 2025 · Over 6K sports fans have voted on the 80+ athletes on Best San Francisco 49ers of All Time. Current Top 3: Jerry Rice, Joe Montana, Ronnie Lott

Sep 30, 2022 · Some dub Joe Montana the greatest quarterback to ever play in the National Football League, largely due to the fact that he made four Super Bowls and won them all - and Jerry Rice is one of the greatest wide receivers of all-time, too!

Oct 3, 2024 · Montana's top receiver was the best to ever play the game in Jerry Rice. Asked who he would like to throw to among today's receivers, Montana pointed to big targets like DK Metcalf and...

Aug 22, 2023 · Rice is easily considered one of the best receivers of all time. Here, we’ll look back on Montana’s fantastic career and remember the player who was considered the best to play before Brady's reign.

Joe Montana didn't play wide receiver.