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Steve Young posted an Instagram tribute to John Brodie two days after Brodie’s death, calling him a legend.
The caption accompanying the tribute included the line, 'What a legend ❤️.'
Brodie died at age 90 after a long career with the 49ers beginning in 1957.
John York, co-chairman of the 49ers, called Brodie 'one of the franchise’s all-time great players' in a statement.
Brodie’s legacy includes his MVP season in 1970 and two-decade tenure with the 49ers.
The tribute piece references Brodie as an important part of 49ers history and legacy.
The report notes Brodie’s death was reported on a Friday prior to Young’s tribute.
Young’s tribute uses a vintage photo of Brodie shared on social media.
The article situates the tribute within broader coverage of 49ers history and honors.
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John Brodie, Stanford and 49ers quarterback, has died at age 90 in Solana Beach, California.
He starred at Stanford in the 1950s and became a two-time Pro Bowler and NFL MVP in 1970.
Brodie contributed as a broadcaster for NBC after his football career.
Brodie is remembered for his impact on Stanford and the 49ers, with Hall of Fame inductions and a retired jersey.
Brodie played the quarterback role for Stanford from 1954 to 1956 and left as the program's passing yards leader at the time.
Brodie was a two-time NFL passing touchdowns and yards leader during his 17-season NFL career with the 49ers.
His death is described as a loss to the Stanford community and the Cardinal legacy.
Brodie also had a significant presence in golf, including a Senior PGA Tour title in 1991.
Brodie played in two majors, with mixed results in his early golf career.
Brodie was Stanford's starting quarterback from 1954-56 and earned consensus All-American honors in 1956.
Brodie began with the 49ers as a backup before becoming the full-time starter in 1961.
Brodie was part of pivotal NFL milestones and has a lasting impact on Stanford and 49ers history.

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