Kurt Warner
Kurt Warner is a Hall of Fame quarterback who played in the NFL for both the then-St. Louis Rams and the Arizona Cardinals, winning a Super Bowl with the former franchise. Great as he was under center, he's arguably more famous for the rags-to-riches story that saw him go undrafted in 1994 before playing in other professional leagues, bagging groceries, and bursting onto the scene in 1999.
Warner threw 208 touchdown passes 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:
Hall-of-Fame quarterback and football analyst Kurt Warner explains why Deshaun Watson isn't likely to win a Super Bowl.
Kurt Warner is one of the greatest success stories in NFL history. Warner spent part of his hefty earnings on a home for his son, Zachary.
Kurt Warner won two NFL MVPs and a Super Bowl during his career, but he's staying busy in retirement raising a slew of children.
While Patrick Mahomes is already an NFL star, Kurt Warner believes the quarterback can still clean up one fundamental part of his game.
While Justin Herbert seems to have all the tools to be a successful NFL quarterback, Kurt Warner isn't sure if his technique is up to par.
Kurt Warner thinks that Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes could be the most complete QB ever. But how does that claim hold up to history?
