A story to tell everybody: Quarterback Kurt Warner went from a grocery store stocky to a Super Bowl championship with the Rams.
An incredible career and story. Now the former NFL and Northern Iowa backup QB can add another part to his story.
Just not long ago, Warner was inducted to the Hall Of Fame. The two-time NFL MVP was one of five members of the league’s 2017 Hall of Fame class, eight years after ending his professional career.
His highlight of his career of the Rams was when he replaced injured Trent Green, and the rest was history. He earned regular season and Super Bowl MVP honors after leading the Rams to a NFL title and threw for a league-high 41 touchdowns.
Now he’s in the history books again. According to USA Today’s Touchdown Wire, Warner belongs in the best free agent signings in NFL History. He was ranked 4th in the article.
Kurt Warner’s story is legendary. The Rams signed the Arena League quarterback in 1998, sent him to play in NFL Europe, then brought him back in 1999. When Trent Green went down with an injury during the ’99 preseason, Warner took the reins and went on to have a Hall of Fame career.
Thank you for the recognition Touchdown Wire, As Rams Fans we all know how amazing the story of Kurt Warner was.
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