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Kurt Warner
Kurt Warner (born June 22, 1971) is a professional football player who has played quarterback for the St. Louis Rams and the Arizona Cardinals. Kurt Warner played in the NFL for 12 seasons before announcing his retirement in January... [more]
Kurt Warner (born June 22, 1971) is a professional football player who has played quarterback for the St. Louis Rams and the Arizona Cardinals. Kurt Warner played in the NFL for 12 seasons before announcing his retirement in January, 2010. Find more Kurt Warner pictures, news and information below.
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Retired Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner was mulling a return to football Tuesday as a network analyst in the fall. Warner showed why ...
- Kurt Warner Would Not Approve of Teacher Lap Dancing in His Rams Jersey (blogs.riverfronttimes.com)
Not exactly the two quarterbacks Cardinals fans had in mind when they thought about possible replacements for Kurt Warner.
Unfortunately, we can't speculate anymore. No more Donovan McNabb rumors. No rumors of Kurt Warner coming back. Or even us picking up Brett Favre.
Well, some things won't ever happen.
But as of this week, 'Zona had it narrowed down to two quarterbacks: Derek Anderson and Charlie Whitehurst. The Cardinals had to decide...
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From bleacherreport.com
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Derek Anderson is joining the Arizona Cardinals knowing he begins as the backup quarterback to Matt Leinart with a chance to push for the starting job. Anderson, released by the Cleveland Browns, agreed to a two-year deal. Leinart had been the only quarterback on Arizona's roster following the retirement of Kurt Warner.
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- Arizona Cardinals Calling on Veteran Quarterbacks to Compete With Matt Leinart (blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com)
- Kurt Warner doesn’t seem so sure about Matt Leinart (phoenix.fanster.com)
- NFL NOTES / Cards hope Leinart can fill big shoes (sfgate.com)
Kurt Warner didn't come out of nowhere, he came out of hard work. From arena football, to the USFL, to finally the NFL Warner never gave up, and never stopped believing he could be an NFL QB.Contributor: Vonda MenardPublished: Mar 09, 2010
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- Report: Kurt Warner to Hold Retirement Press Conference Friday (phoenix.fanster.com)
- Kurt Warner sent brownies to Sean Payton after Saints knocked Cardinals out... (phoenix.fanster.com)
- Kurt Warner Sent Brownies to Teams That Beat the Arizona Cardinals? (bleacherreport.com)
Kurt Warner said goodbye to a career that seems the stuff of sports fiction. The 38-year-old Arizona Cardinals quarterback announced his retirement Friday after a dozen years in a league that at first rejected him, then revered him as he came from nowhere to lead the lowly St. Louis Rams to two Super Bowls.
From seattletimes.nwsource.com
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- Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner retires after 12 NFL seasons (sports-ak.espn.go.com)
- Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner retires (latimes.com)
- Brilliant Kurt Warner retires (reuters.com)
Another San Francisco 49er nemesis has retired. The 49er faithful hope this one stays retired.
If he does, the NFC West will be wide open in 2010.
Early Friday afternoon, Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner officially hung up his cleats after a 12-year career that included two MVPs and three Super Bowl appearances, including one Super Bowl ring.
Two of the three teams (and the two that saw him lead them to the Super Bowl) Warner played...
From bleacherreport.com
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- Nobody Has Ever Played the QB Position Better Than Kurt Warner (bleacherreport.com)
- Steve Nash and Alvin Gentry Honor Kurt Warner (brightsideofthesun.com)
Today the NFL lost one of the all time great quarterbacks in its rich history as Arizona Cardinals Kurt Warner retired. Now, a story book career is over and the Cardinals will turn to Matt Leinart as their new starter.
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- The Arizona Cardinals 2-Year Run is Over (feedburner.com)
ESPNKurt Warner Arizona Cardinals' Career, Retirement (Video, Photos)RightFielders Women in SportsBy Miriam Kurt Warner, NFL Quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals, recently announced his retirement from the NFL. What was his reason for his retirement? ...Thanks, Kurt, for great memoriesArizona RepublicAfter Warner's heroics, Leinart's career deserves fresh perspectiveCNNKurt Warner: Hall of Fame or bust?OPENSports.com (blog)St. Louis Post...
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- Falling Fast: The Arizona Cardinals Can't Stop Making Bad Decisions (bleacherreport.com)
- Kurt Warner's Foundation Gets Help From "Renowned Life Coach;" Is Anyone Else... (blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com)
- Kurt Warner Calls it Quits; Thanks for not Favre-ing Everyone, Kurt (blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com)
Here’s a look at what you might have missed Thursday on the local sports radio airwaves.
Phoenix Coyotes’ Head Coach Dave Tippett
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Former Phoenix Suns’ Forward Charles Barkley
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Dick Vermeil Talks About Coaching Kurt Warner
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From phoenix.fanster.com
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- Phoenix Sports Radio Rewind: Justin Upton, Josh Byrnes, Kurt Warner, Don... (phoenix.fanster.com)
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner is keeping true to his word: he's not gonna pull a Brett Favre and let his retirement decision obnoxiously linger until training camp starts. W...
From blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com
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- Kurt Warner Likely to Retire on Friday (news.google.com)
One of the most improbable careers in NFL history came to an end this off-season when two-time MVP Kurt Warner retired at age 38. His story is well-documented and will surely lead to plenty of Hall of Fame debate if not a movie script. For now, Warner is at home, enjoying time with his seven [...]
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From phoenix.fanster.com
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(SkyNewswire.com)--- Kurt Announces RetirementAfter 12 years in the NFL, two NFL MVP awards, five Pro Bowls, three Super Bowl appearances, one Super Bowl MVP, and countless records broken and lives touched, Cards QB Kurt Warner has decided to end his storybook career. The announcement was made during a press conference at the Cardinals training facility with Brenda, the Warners' seven children, Coach Whisenhunt, the Bidwills and several of...
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From skynewswire.com
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Former Cardinals’ quarterback Kurt Warner –it still feels wrong to say that– visited the FOX Business Network’s Varney and Company this morning (Varney and Friends seems like a more entertaining name but, we’ll let it slide).
In the interview Warner discusses why he retired, the number of kids he has, his involvement in a [...]
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From phoenix.fanster.com
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msnbc.comKurt Warner's emergence changed Trent Green's careerGazette Online (blog)St. Louis Rams quarterback Kurt Warner, left, and Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Trent Green greet after the Rams defeated the Chiefs 21-17 in their ...Kurt Warner Retirement Press Conference: Enter Matt Leinart & Many OthersBleacher ReportWarner expected to call it quitsWorcester TelegramNFL - Kurt Warner RetiresBetUs.comall 1,021 news articles »
From news.google.com
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- Watch the Kurt Warner Retirement Press Conference Live (phoenix.fanster.com)
It is the kind of story that even a Hollywood script writer would not even try to pen. Our story starts in 1994 and the ending may still not be written yet.
It is the story of a man, Kurt Warner, from tiny Northern Iowa University, who only started his senior year and was unwanted by the NFL. While being invited to the Green Bay Packers training camp, Warner was cut before the season even began.
For most, the story would have ended here but...
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