Kurt Warner now takes two different teams to the Super Bowl. Funny thing... He takes the St. Rams to the SB, then... turns around and takes another former St. Louis team (Cardinals) to the SB.
Anyway... can we say that about another QB? Did anyone else accomplish this feat?
Kurt Warner has two rings...
Played in 3 Super Bowls...
An MVP...
3-time Pro Bowler & 2-time first-team All-Pro...
Ran one of the greatest offenses ever (Greatest-show-on-turf)...
Went from like grocery clerk, to NFL Europe to All Pro...
28,591 passing yards
182 passing TDs
65.4 completion pct
Something like 50-37 in his career...
However, he has been very inconsistent... According to http://bleacherreport.com/articles/9...-hall-of-famer
"Warner was originally brought in to the Rams organization to be a backup to Trent Green. During the preseason in 1999, Green was lost for a season due to a knee injury.
This opened the door for Warner.
Now, if Warner was able to consistently put up numbers like he did from 1999 to 2001, where he led the Rams to a Superbowl ring and an overall 35-8 record while he threw for a total of 12,612 yards and 98 touchdowns, it might be a different discussion.
Instead, from 2001-2007, Warner played miserably. In those seven season, he amassed an underwhelming record of 13 wins and 29 losses. He threw for 11,357 yards, 54 touchdowns, and didn't make it to the post season."
SO... while his good years were very good... He has had some clunkers, where he posted average seasons. STILL... you cannot say he didn't win enough... or win consistently enough to make him a HOFer, while ignoring the fact that he has won.
SO... would 10 consistent seasons.... of 9-10+ win seasons... Going to playoffs every year... Winning 1 SB... Is this better than what Warner has done?
Fact remains: When Kurt gets into the post season... He wins. He's like the Curt Schilling of football.
AND... you cannot ignore the teams he brought to the promise land.
Not like Rams & Cardinals have winning histories. He took 2 sorry franchises and turned them into winners.
I think if he wins this SB... he's a LOCK. I still think he is one, regardless...
What do you think?
Anyway... can we say that about another QB? Did anyone else accomplish this feat?
Kurt Warner has two rings...
Played in 3 Super Bowls...
An MVP...
3-time Pro Bowler & 2-time first-team All-Pro...
Ran one of the greatest offenses ever (Greatest-show-on-turf)...
Went from like grocery clerk, to NFL Europe to All Pro...
28,591 passing yards
182 passing TDs
65.4 completion pct
Something like 50-37 in his career...
However, he has been very inconsistent... According to http://bleacherreport.com/articles/9...-hall-of-famer
"Warner was originally brought in to the Rams organization to be a backup to Trent Green. During the preseason in 1999, Green was lost for a season due to a knee injury.
This opened the door for Warner.
Now, if Warner was able to consistently put up numbers like he did from 1999 to 2001, where he led the Rams to a Superbowl ring and an overall 35-8 record while he threw for a total of 12,612 yards and 98 touchdowns, it might be a different discussion.
Instead, from 2001-2007, Warner played miserably. In those seven season, he amassed an underwhelming record of 13 wins and 29 losses. He threw for 11,357 yards, 54 touchdowns, and didn't make it to the post season."
SO... while his good years were very good... He has had some clunkers, where he posted average seasons. STILL... you cannot say he didn't win enough... or win consistently enough to make him a HOFer, while ignoring the fact that he has won.
SO... would 10 consistent seasons.... of 9-10+ win seasons... Going to playoffs every year... Winning 1 SB... Is this better than what Warner has done?
Fact remains: When Kurt gets into the post season... He wins. He's like the Curt Schilling of football.
AND... you cannot ignore the teams he brought to the promise land.
Not like Rams & Cardinals have winning histories. He took 2 sorry franchises and turned them into winners.
I think if he wins this SB... he's a LOCK. I still think he is one, regardless...
What do you think?
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