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Joe Montana
Joe Montana set the standard for playoff excellence, winning four Super Bowls with zero interceptions in those games. His postseason passer rating of 95.6 is higher than the average of 80.5 for Hall of Fame quarterbacks, and he threw for 5,772 yards and 45 touchdowns in 23 playoff games. Montana's clutch performances, including a game-winning drive in Super Bowl XXIII, cement him as the most efficient postseason quarterback, outperforming Peyton Manning's 14 playoff interceptions.
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