Kurt Warner: QB of the Greatest Show on Turf Career Highlights! | NFL Legends

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[@LiamDeege]

Kurt's story is one of the greatest stories ever. From a no namer to a hero in one year and continue to dominate throughout his career.

[@stxx1982]

The man took the Cardinals to a Superbowl, and almost won lol

[@LiamDeege]

@@stxx1982 Nearly beat my team in the Super Bowl, but I will admit that I liked the effort he gave to try and win it looking back at the highlights.

[@Eli-ss9gj]

Yep. Wonder if we’ll ever see a rags to riches (nobody to HoFer) story like this in the NFL ever again. I doubt it.

[@aandwdabest]

He carved out a legacy for himself through sheer hard work, determination and grit. A hall of famer in my good.

[@eamonkelley3811]

Warner-Brady-Purdy the tourch pass of successful underdog QBs

[@808mitch]

The fact that he took the Arizona Cardinals to their only Super Bowl appearance against all odds is an accomplishment itself

[@Ice-lg6ur]

They actually won the Superbowl. Holmes never got two feet down.

[@sandshrew8148]

If he didnt take them to the Superbowl, he wouldn't be a HOF.

[@BigBossCQCLegend]

@@sandshrew8148he was still an HOF player if he didn’t

[@sandshrew8148]

@XBC3-4GOTY not a first ballot. Maybe 3ed or 4th

[@BigBossCQCLegend]

@@sandshrew8148 fair point same with Eli Manning

[@steelcurtain187]

One of my all time favs. He damn near had 3 SB titles

[@Theel25]

Warner's peak wasn't long, but he got the Rams their first ring with an offense only rivaled by the 84 Dolphins at that point, and was able to help lead the Cardinals to their only appearance in the Super Bowl. A guy bagging groceries to suddenly being a superstar, falling out of favor to then rise back to the top in his career climax is fantastic. Something I don't know if we will ever see again.

[@ourrealestatejourney_original]

The 98 Vikings broke the scoring record and finished 15-1.

[@Traditional_Maybe]

THey never should have left LA

[@skyguy1230]

As a St louisan I still can’t believe the Rams are gone. Kurt Warner will always be a St.Louis legend

[@emoo.182]

Same it still sucks and I will never forgive Kronke and really never forgive the rams for letting go of Kurt. If Dick Vermeil would've stayed head coach who knows what could've been..

[@adammcallister5773]

Same bro. I’m still happy for the memories

[@jlynn468]

But what a time!!

[@andyman820]

Concur!

[@andrewr62]

I will say I understand. As a life long Ram fan (since 1966. my father since 1947). I could not believe Georgia took them in the first place. She destroyed the team, sold our stars to drove down attendance to move the team. Not to mention the hefty financial personal gift she received from the city of St Louis move the team. The Rams had half a century history in Los Angeles. I will never forgive her. Despite the move, my entire family remained faithful to the Rams and we rejoiced when the Rams won the Superbowl in St Louis. That's what loyal fans duo. Embrace the past present and future of your team. We proudly claim the 1945 Cleveland championship and 1951 LA NFL championship as well.

[@calcaleb7041]

From bagging groceries to winning a SB what a underdog and a winner 🤘🏿😎🔥

[@RodimusPrime]

Statistically he put up 3 of the best performances in Superbowl history, the fact that he only got one is a shame. Loved watching this guy work

[@eugenesatele9434]

Kurt Warner had a legendary career. It must've made fans lose hope after Trent Green went down. But he answered the call and help start what many thought at the time was the beginning of a new dynasty.

[@tyreepowell8367]

Yes He Did Eugene Satele

[@demyonworld3302]

It was the start of a new dynasty they went back to back and would’ve went again it it wasn’t for them letting him go

[@BillCagney]

Trent Green going down little known at the time was a blessing in disguise... I don't think he has nearly the success Warner had nor leads them to a title.

[@brucelau2023]

Kurt Warner had an amazing legendary NFL career honestly

[@eamonkelley3811]

Those early 2000 Rams was my introduction to watching football. Greatest show on turf looking back they could have, probably should have won 3 or 4 Super Bowls. They had some heartbreakers in the playoffs.

[@emoo.182]

If Dick Vermeil didnt reitre and stayed head coach we would;ve won those games no doubt in my mind :(

[@raymondsmith2040]

I agree. That 2000 team's projection stats through the first 6 games were mind boggling. They should've beaten New England in the SB and Dick Vermeil was sooo important to providing a barrier between Kurt and Martz.

[@kevonsidek9737]

“We will rally around Kurt Warner and we will play good football”

[@dennywayne8879]

A simple yet effective phase. But boy, did that work. Power in the tongue.

[@joseranks]

Kurt Warner! The legendary QB ❤

[@DwayneIsK1NG]

As a lifelong Rams fan (even with them in LA), I will FOREVER grateful to Kurt for giving me my very first TRUE sports memory with my father as a 6 year old celebrating that Superbowl Win 🙏🏿. I'm just lowkey happy that I stuck with them through to another Superbowl although many of my family members stopped rooting for then after the move back to LA 😂

[@dennywayne8879]

Root for the "Rams forever", my friend.

[@TimothyGallagher-zv8ed]

Kurt's a good dude...the fact that he had that talent in him when no one knew it and him working at a grocery store, I think God gave him his chance because of the person he is...greatest show on turf in 99 in my opinion the greatest offense ever

[@blakebrown84]

Kurt Warner’s story was so inspiring after going from working at the grocery store to being an underdog and a Super Bowl champion. He was the most underrated quarterback of all time, so he became a Hall of Famer when his career was over. Salute to #13 Kurt Warner!!!🏈🏈🏈

[@michaelmorris6406]

I am a Pittsburgh Steeler fan. And I remember when they treated him to Phoenix. And everybody was talking about him being too old. And then we played him in the super bowl. And I was scared to death of Kurt Warner. Cuz I knew that he rose to the occasion every time. You never counted him out. Look at his career. You couldn't count them out cuz he'd make you pay.❤

[@sports3117]

The guy went from a grocery store worker and a AFL player to an instant legend

[@taraishot100]

AFL? I didn’t know he played Australian Rules 😂

[@TeeAey]

​@@taraishot100 arena football

[@kodielicious]

Not many players can say they revived 2 franchises

[@LiamDeege]

That is so true.

[@justAman548]

Does Brady count? And by Brady, I of course mean the GOAT Brady Quinn😂😂 But seriously, does he count? I don’t know if the Bucs count

[@nigelkhan9278]

If not for two pick six, Warner would have three Super Bowl rings. We talk about a role models, Kurt Warner is the living embodiment of that.

[@user-q3cIy1mkx9]

Great QBs look at all their receivers while they drop back or buy time in scrambling. In addition to his poise and accuracy, that's what Kurt Warner was great at.

[@chrisuncleahmad789]

"We will rally around Kurt Warner and we will play good football." Also, First

[@LiamDeege]

Words spoke for themselves at that point.

[@Docmain3]

Kurt is my favorite QB. Larry my favorite WR. Both deserved that SB.

[@Its_Sh0wTime-101]

You know you’re a good offense when they have a name likes "Greatest Show on Turf"

[@brandonmizulski9087]

Born and raised in STL. We all love Kurt Warner!

[@Kingvxmp]

Thank you for the Kurt content. Still need more. There is not many that can take hit after hit like he did. Such elite vision, efficient quick release, and pocket presence. Led my Cardinals further than they ever should have gone, and my dad’s Rams to some incredible seasons.

[@ZakEmber]

Can you imagine what this team would have done if they could have avoided the injuries in year two? My God, that offense was just UNBELIEVABLE! Warner, Bruce, Faulk, and Holt led by legend Dick Vermeil and a guy who literally rewrote the book on offense, Mike Martz! When people talk about 'building teams', this is the team I think of. It was built around that stunningly fast offense and man, it was something! They were only getting better for the next two years except for those injuries, and if fate had been a little different...? Definitely something to chew on!

[@iansallee039]

One of my all-time favorite QB's, and one of my favorite stories ever. From zero to hero, the man, the myth, the legend, Kurt Eugene Warner!

[@SirCutsALot]

He is one of the best QBs to play the game and I never knew how good he was until I watched this.

[@austinrice8585]

My favorite qb of all time even though I live in Maryland and am a ravens fan

[@simtek3475]

You’ve been teasing us with the HD version of Super Bowl 34 for years now! Those clips look so good! I know you already uploaded the game in SD, but an HD reupload would be worth it.

[@Elliottklassen]

Just a few interesting comparisons to a QB today: - Warner went undrafted, Brock Purdy was the last pick of the draft. - Warner played his career in the NFC West, Purdy plays in the NFC West. - The greatest show on turf fielded one of the greatest multi-threat RBs in history, a HOF OT, head coach, and receiver. Some would say Purdy has a similar supporting cast. - In 2008, Warner lead the Cardinals to have one of the only five 1000 receiving trips in league history. Purdy is currently on pace to do the same this year. - Warner ended his career in Arizona, where Brock was born, and Brock played in college in Iowa, where Warner was born and played in college. - Purdy was born in the middle of Kurt’s MVP and Super Bowl winning season in 1999. - Warner is currently one of Brock’s biggest advocates in the media, staunchly that Purdy is a talented QB. Seems to me that both players carry a similar energy and attitude, along with similar stories. Who knows, maybe Brock can one day become something similar to Warner?

[@GoldCoastin]

Both also wear #13

[@Lemopalm]

While both QBs had/have amazing receivers and an amazing RB, Purdy makes safe throws and lets his receivers do the rest. Warner was making very difficult passes that relied on perfect timing. Also the Rams offense went deep a lot more than SF

[@Elliottklassen]

⁠@@LemopalmBy air yards per throw, Brock has been throwing deeper passes than almost anybody in the league. They are both operating in slightly different schemes, but both have fit those schemes about as well as possible. Purdy’s receivers also actually have a very average rate of YAC/total passing yards at 48%, ranking 17th in the league, so he’s hardly just letting his receivers do all the work.

[@Wolf_3125]

No. Brock Purdy is a system QB hidden by handoffs, playfakes, screens, quick throws and cheap tricks. He's not in the same category as Kurt Warner.

[@Lemopalm]

Exactly @@Wolf_3125. Warner did those seven step drops, hung in the pocket while those deep routes unfolded, threw amazingly accurate deep balls, often into traffic and then got killed at the end of every play. As you say, no comparison

[@BillCagney]

One of my fave players to watch, that year when he came in there it was crazy! Bombs all over the field and it was the greatest show on turf as they called it, incredible run.

[@heavymetal_cutting_fabrication]

The way he throws it in front of the receivers as they’re running on those long passes just looks awesome. Not a football fan but his passing is unreal. Just how the receivers and him were like extensions of each other.

[@davealtabird1]

Kurt Warner’s arm was unbelievably good, his football mind even better. So glad I was alive to witness this.

[@wolfpackinc.1412]

The American Underdog, I don't know how many times I've watched that movie. It never grows old on me.

[@uscscjohnson]

Kurt Warner's rise from the Arena league to Super Bowl MVP too often overshadows his amazingly fast release, his ability to look one way and pass another, the super computer speed he had when checkin down for open receivers, and the crazy touch with which he delivered every pass. As a pocket passing quarterback, his skill set was equal or better than anyone who has ever played the game..

[@autumnparkblvd]

I was 5 when they won. I remember my dad going crazy. By the time the rams won again, my son was 3

[@coltonstrickler855]

That’s cool asf to hear man

[@dkchen]

Kurt on the Cardinals sealed the deal for him getting in the HOF.

[@mustanguy102]

Kurt's story is just so amazing, how can anyone not love it?

[@Vette5577]

Kurt one of my all time favorites what a legend

[@conservativeguy9329]

I am a Giants fan. I was thrilled when the Giants signed him. I argued with my neighbor, who believed Warner was washed up. I didn't believe for one minute he washed up. He was the perfect mentor for Eli. What a great story, great QB and great man Kurt Warner was and is.

[@Theboozehound-j9i]

My Number 1 all time favorite Quarterback. The way he carried himself on field and off. That's the way a professional should act.

[@JordanJMyers]

As someone who loved playing QB. Ngl that during this time when my Cowboys weren't great I kinda hopped on the Greatest Show on Turf bandwagon lol. Man Kurt could throw a beautiful ball.

[@MystaHassenSTL]

My favorite QB. Kurt mf Warner. St. Louis will always have love for him.

[@tyreepowell8367]

Kurt Warner 1x Bart Starr Award 1x Bert Bell Award 1x NFL Passing Yards Leader 1x Super Bowl Champion🏆 1x Super Bowl MVP 1x Walter Payton NFL Man Of The Year 2x First Team All Pro🥇 2x NFL MVP 2x NFL Passer Rating Leader 2x NFL Passing Touchdowns Leader 3x NFL Completion Percentage Leader 4x Pro Bowl

[@pagedown4195]

His accurate in the passes is insane. He change the game 👍

[@alexanderwicks9211]

I could Watch his deep ball all day, the way it just floats and goes down exactly when it should, is just pure artwork.

[@Standgedicht]

Man, Kurt Warner is just a legend. He is my favorite non Steelers player of all time.

[@spicysausage8805]

It's worth noting that in both Superbowls that were lost, KW lead scoring drives to give his teams the lead in the final minutes. In both losses, it was the defenses that didn't hold. If the middle of his career weren't plagued by hand issues, we'd be talking easy top 10 qbs all time, not just HoF worthy.

[@flintfleming3935]

Kurt Warner dedication and faith made him a great player at quarterback.. He was proof if u put time , belief, AND WORK... U CAN ACHEIVE YOUR GOAL AND DREAM.. HE DESERVES HIS PROPS.. AND EARNED IT.. THRU HARD WORK AND DEDICATION..

[@caivue3314]

It was the greatest underrated story star QB ever told. That is why they did a bio story movie about his life and a great movie too

[@EvanLyman]

those rams jerseys are absolutely gorgeous. so much better than the new LA reboot with the focus grouped shades of blue and yellow

[@adammcallister5773]

The navy blue and gold should be brought back. They are symbolic of the rams best era

[@UnderPressureGoat]

This is why i respect Kurts opinion on Purdy over everyone else.

[@truthseeker9454]

23:13 - YES! I'm glad this video shows these highlights. So many show the Cardinals beat the Eagles that year, but overlook this epic win over Green Bay in the earlier round. Warner beats Rodgers in one of the best shootouts I've ever watched!

[@JAMESBONG100]

God bless Kurt Warner!

[@avion457]

Cómo aficionado de los carneros agradezco poder haber vivido esas fantásticas temporadas y esté gran equipo y coronarse como campeón.

[@willstar8095]

Such a good tackle to secure that SB. That's the stuff that players and coaches know - that's a HUGE play. And there are plenty of plays throughout a game that won't get the headlines or adulation but those plays win you the game. Beautiful textbook tackle that was.

[@boogiedownbronx73]

just finished watching the netflix movie about his life...wow amazing underdog story....love it...i can relate to him a lot for fighting for your dreams and never giving up even as age passing by....

[@Super_Tou07]

Can we appreciate that Kurt played with some amazing WR. From Bruce and Holt to Fitzgerald and Boldin.

[@JoeBlow-jj9uu]

I will never forget this superbowl.my son just started watching football.❤😮😮❤

[@DugEphresh]

I love this mans Career! A true American hero!

[@GregoryGras-th4kv]

One of the funnest teams to watch

[@rossbach451]

Lot of respect for Mike Martz taking some blame. Way too many pros just can't deal with their role in failure. He knows he messed up and owns it.

[@tobiojo6469]

Grocery store worker to Super Bowl winner: The American dream personified.

[@ChairmanMeow1]

Like is said early in the video, its just really awesome when you see someone climb a mountain from the very bottom to the absolute peak.

[@ac833]

Never seen anyone throw into routes as cleanly as Kurt.

[@Eazy6874]

Kurt one of the all-time fantastic NFL stories, ever!

[@lhpreschool2135]

Better than all his talents on the field is his dedication to God, his wife and his kids.

[@jerriotglencamp7562]

A Rocky Balboa story. ❤. Thanks for the memories. Elite underdog

[@packersauburneric3625]

Even though I'm a Packers fan 1999 was some good memories and loved that playoff win over the Vikings in the divisional round good memories growing up !

[@rwpgng]

Some amazing stuff, Kurt had the best story! Greatness!!

[@Woody7302]

Damn I didn’t remember him having cannon like that he was great

[@ryan_2007_walls]

Kurt Warner's story is legendary splendid as well as a phenomenal one too the Northern Iowa Alumni was such smart intelligence QB winning a super bowl championship in 1999 as the greatest show on turf with Warner Faluk Burce Holt and Pace all five guys owe there hall of fame careers to the one and only legendary coach Dick Vermeil who is also a hall of famer

[@normanburns-ko4ro]

God blessed Kurt and he knew it and never gave up even when men told him he couldn’t do it. What an amazing testimony.

[@doublea9482]

The year offense won the championship 1999. This team was so fun to watch.

[@alexanderwicks9211]

Reminder that Kurt Warner was bagging groceries while Peyton was the most hyped up draft pick of all time, and still won a ring before he did

[@El_Bueno]

I wonder how many Warner passes would’ve been dropped with today’s receivers

[@El_Bueno]

Wow. They should make a movie about him

[@larryinNH]

I’ll always believe the 1989 49ers were the greatest team I’ve ever seen, but this Rams team was so much fun to watch. Just the way it all went down with Warner stepping in out of nowhere and lighting it up.

[@raymondsmith2040]

1991 Redskins were another ridiculous OP team. I'm a DC native so a little bias lol.

[@martinsisrael12]

Muito bacana. Pra mim Kurt Warner é o jogador de Futebol Americano mais carismático.

[@ryan_2007_walls]

Kurt Warner going to Arizona in 2007 was a perfect system to play at especially feeding it to Bolden and Fitzgerald too

[@goodguyconnor]

my favorite QB of all time

[@fehner27]

One of the greatest travesties is the Rams not winning against the Pats in that Super Bowl. I know it started the Pats' dynasty, but Kurt Warner deserved another ring.

[@JohnnysChingaderas]

I remeber this day like it was yesterday, my first actual Super Bowl game to pay attention to as a fucken 5yr old child, my dad took us to the local Olive Garden that actually was showing the game, and this place was going nuts, 😂😂😂 we were all glued to the one maybe 15” tv in th being ass room.that superbowl was fucken awesome to watch Warner is a fucken goat!!

[@danraul9759]

Warner and Glory Road. Two of the greatest underdog stories in american sports history

[@taraishot100]

I’ve followed rugby and the New Zealand all blacks my whole life but after watching American underdog I’ve dived into grid iron and I’m loving it.. I even watched some OJ Simpson highlights lol

[@CarlosColon-m7i]

He was so close winning another SB in Arizona

[@khristianpeel7165]

His story will probably NEVER be duplicated. If someone made this story into a movie years ago, I'd watch that as a football fan like "get the hell out of here, that would NEVER happen"

[@mahranbarella4734]

American underdog is a movie about him on netflix

[@fatesandgates]

To this day, that 99’ Rams team is the greatest offense to ever take the field. They revolutionized the game. Teams didn’t used to run hurry up offense, triplets, and passes to the RB as often, until the 99’ Rams did it.

[@truthseeker9454]

This story is about Kurt, but can we take a moment to appreciate the fact that on this play - 18:53 - Larry Fitzgerald had to get past 3 Eagles players _and his own teammate_ to score. Warner was blessed with some all time great receivers to target!

[@PACNYY]

Top 10 feel good story in all of sports. From bagging groceries to a HOF Career. When you keep your faith in God anything in possible. 🙏.

[@Fastcat4242]

Do Marshall Faulk next!

[@PastorTrue93]

& we have ppl thinking Brock Purdy is just a game manager. He’s actually this era’s Kurt Warner.

[@LiamDeege]

Exactly, from Mr. Irrelevant to Mr. Relevant. Last year after the 49ers beat the Seahawks in Seattle, I said to myself; "Hey, you know what? This guy has a chance to become a starter next season!" And ultimately I was right.

[@mr.absolutelynobody440]

Hall of fame qb with at least 1 hall of fame wide receiver and a hall of fame lineman. Stacked team right there (Cardinals AND Rams)

[@blakepettys28]

That HD Super Bowl footage is crazy to see from 1999

[@EricStuder89]

His story & the 1999 Rams season are the reasons I'm a Rams fan to this day #WhosHouse

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

Kurt Warner Best Quarterback For Los Angeles Rams Super Bowl Championship In 99 Thanks For Uploading

[@GoonedOut]

St Louis Rams, get it right

[@Gulag00]

Greatest undrafted player

[@kcmerced9512]

Phenomenonal!

[@marthacanady9441]

Warner to Fitzgerald. My favorite combo of all.