Kurt Warner
Kurt Warner is a bagging groceries, and bursting onto the scene in 1999.
Warner threw 208 touchdown es in an NFL career that saw him win MVP twice and make four Pro Bowls. Following his retirement in 2009, he has spent time coaching football at lower levels and analyzing the sport on both television and the radio.
Birthday: June 22, 1971
Hometown: Burlington, Iowa
College: Northern Iowa
Height: 6-foot-2
Spouse: Brenda Warner (Married in 2007)
Children: Zachary Taylor Warner (1989), Jesse Jo Warner (1992), Kade Eugene Warner (1998), Jada Jo Warner (2001), Elijah Storm Warner (2003), Sienna Rae Warner (2005), Sierra Rose Warner (2005)
Jersey number: Nos. 10 and 13
Number of Super Bowl wins: 1
Number of Super Bowl appearances: 3
Read the latest articles about Kurt Warner:
Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray danced with perfection last Sunday afternoon in Glendale, Az, against the Rams, which is why a day later a game ball and his jersey were on their way to Canton, Ohio for display at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Murray completed 17 of 21 es for 266 yards, three touchdowns […]
The number 13 jersey wasn’t unlucky for these legends.
The history of Arizona Cardinals quarterbacks isn’t exactly inspiring … until you get to the top, at least.
Kurt Warner’s warm welcome to the Giants did not last long. He was quickly pushed out of his starting position by the first pick of the 2004 NFL Draft.
In his first season with the Rams, Kurt Warner wore jersey No. 10, but every other season he played in college or the NFL, he wore No. 13.
Kurt Warner and his son Kade Warner’s journeys to the NFL are strikingly similar. Is this the start of a football family dynasty?
Card companies didn’t bet on the undrafted QB as they did with high draft picks. So how much is a Kurt Warner rookie card worth?
Before Kurt Warner became a Super Bowl champion, he was a struggling college quarterback looking for direction … and possibly a wife.
Kurt Warner’s MVP follow-up wasn’t always smooth. He put up record-setting numbers early before bad luck set in.
Apparently, one MVP wasn’t enough for Kurt Warner during his Hall of Fame career.
