SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Joe Montana has a new docuseries called “Cool Under Pressure” with episode one streaming now on Peacock.
Montana is known as a San Francisco icon by winning the franchise four Super Bowl titles during the 1980s, including three Super Bowl MVPs, two regular-season MVPs, and eight Pro Bowl selections.
The series highlights Montana’s struggles with doubters during his high school days in Pennsylvania and in college at Notre Dame, which also followed him to the NFL, according to the series info on Peacock.
The 49ers legend released his docuseries roughly a month after seven-time Super Bowl champion quarterback Tom Brady released his docuseries “Man in the Arena” on rival streaming service ESPN+.
Brady and Montana are widely regarded as the “GOATs” for quarterbacks and players in NFL history.
“He’s a killer,” said Brady whose quote was featured during the trailer.
Brady looked up to Montana as a 49ers fan growing up in San Mateo.
“Cool Under Pressure” features other all-time NFL greats speaking highly about Montana’s playing days, including former teammate and Hall of Fame wide receiver Jerry Rice.
”He has that ‘it factor,” said Rice.
More info about the series and the trailer can be viewed here.
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