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No. Young spent 1985-1986 with Tampa Bay and 1987-1999 with San Francisco. You may be thinking of Joe Montana who, after 14 years (1979-1992) in San Francisco, was traded to Kansas City and spent the final two years of his career with the Chiefs.
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