LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana said Tom Brady has found his rhythm with Tampa Bay and that he “has pity” on the rest of the conference as the Buccaneers look more and more like Super Bowl contenders. Montana, who led the San Francisco 49ers to four championships, spent his final two seasons in Kansas City and said Brady’s adjustment after leaving New England in the offseason was not complicated. “I joke that probably the most difficult thing he had to do was find a place to live,” Montana told Reuters, while promoting an ad campaign for Guinness that focuses on his college days with the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. “He’s just going down there to play a game that he loves, and I knew that as soon as people saw his work ethic, the transition would be smooth for him,” Montana said of the 6-times Super Bowl champion. The 5-2 Bucs dropped the first game of the season to a good New Orleans team and fell by one point to Chicago in Week 5. But the team has stepped up recently, highlighted by a 38-10 rout of the previously undefeated Green Bay Packers.