Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana was on Hannity a while back discussing his endorsement of Joint Juice, a product developed by Dr. Kevin Stone.
Montana, who won four Super Bowl titles with the San Francisco 49ers and is a three-time Super Bowl MVP, told Hannity about the many surgeries he’s had over the years.
Most of those surgeries came during his 16-year NFL career, and the 55-year-old Montana isn’t unlike most of us whose bodies begin to show signs of wear and tear.
In an effort to offset those aches and pains, Montana is endorsing Joint Juice, a supplement that contains Glucosamine and Chondroitin which lubricates more than 200 joints found in the human body.
During the segment, Montana also talks about his two sons, Nate and Nick. Nate plays for the University of Montana and Nick plays for the University of Washington.
And the Hall of Fame quarterback also took a few moments to show Hannity that his throwing motion is what professionals call a “pusher,” meaning he pushes the football rather than throws it.
If you’re a football fan you’ll find this segment very entertaining. Watch the video of Joe Montana on a recent telecast of Hannity.
