Setting that rule aside for the moment though

Setting that rule aside for the moment though, there have been many a player who had great careers in the CFL who made it big in the NFL. Players such as Warren Moon, Joe Thiesman, Doug Flutie just to name a few. So why do some Canadians look at the CFL as inferior? Well image perception for one. The NFL is known world wide, the super bowl is the highest rated and most bet on championship in the world. The NFL promotes its star players while the CFL is in a small market, tucked up in Canada and basically away from the American limelight. The CFL is well promoted by the local media in Canada, but it's still considered a second tier league to the NFL. The game CFL game itself though has been stated to be a far superior game then the NFL went it comes to the excitement level of the game. Longer, Wider and Faster is how the league promoted itself on its ill fated attempt to expand in the United States some 15 years ago. And in truth the CFL is a faster game and can be more exciting then the NFL game. But when it comes to pure marketing power the CFL is at the bottom of the barrel. Myself, I prefer the Canadian game over the American game, not that I don't like the American game. I just prefer a good old offensive battle with high scoring then a defensive struggle and a low scoring game which tends to be the trend in the NFL. Which ever cheap jerseys   game you prefer, we up here in Canada must realize that if the NFL does come to town, it could spell the end of the CFL as Canadians know it.

On One Hand: QB Joe MontanaIt comes down to this: Quarterback is the most important position and no quarterback was more accurate or cooler under pressure than Montana, who discount jerseys  led the San Francisco 49ers to four Super Bowl titles. Montana threw for 300 yards or more 39 times in his career and led 31 fourth quarter, come-from-behind victories. Montana's confidence came from maximum preparation and it showed when the game was on the line. That was put on display in the 1981 NFC Championship Game when Montana's last-second TD pass to a leaping Dwight Clark sent the 49ers to their first Super Bowl. It also became one of the most iconic images in sports history. As of 2010, Montana is one of six quarterbacks in NFL history with multiple Super Bowl triumphs on his resume who is also undefeated in the big game. Montana stands atop the mountain with his performance in those games. He completed 83-of-122 passes for 1,142 yards with 11 touchdowns and 0 interceptions and a passer rating of 127.8.

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