Kurt Warner has been a beloved figure in the NFL for many years, and most people know him as the quarterback who led the St. Louis Rams to a championship back in 1999. But what many don’t know is, how many years did Kurt Warner actually play in the NFL? Let me tell you, it was a lot.
It all started in 1994 when Warner was signed by the Green Bay Packers. His stay there was brief, but it was the start of something special. After being cut from the Packers, Warner found himself out of a job and down on his luck, until 1998 when he joined the Rams.
Warner had an amazing career in St. Louis, and was hugely popular amongst fans. He was voted to four Pro Bowls in his six seasons there, and in 2000, became the first and only quarterback to win the regular season MVP Award for three consecutive seasons. But even more impressive, was his legendary performance in Super Bowl XXXIV, when he led the Rams to a come from behind victory. It was a magical moment that many still remember to this day.
The magic ride continued for Warner when he moved to Arizona in 2005, and subsequently led the Cardinals to a Super Bowl appearance in 2008. The Cardinals ended up losing to the Steelers, but Warner had an incredible performance, and it’s impossible to forget the sight of him connecting with Larry Fitzgerald for the game winning touchdown in overtime.
Overall, Kurt Warner played an incredible total of 12 seasons in the NFL, four of which were with the Rams, six with the Cardinals, one with the Giants and one with the Packers. It’s an impressive legacy, and one that will live forever.
The “Cinderella story” of Kurt Warner is nothing short of amazing. After so many years of being overlooked and playing in NFL Europe, Kurt was finally able to realize his dreams and become an NFL champion. It’s inspiring and a reminder that anything is possible with hard work and dedication.
And no doubt Kurt Warner has left a lasting legacy in the NFL. Whenever someone talks about the great quarterbacks of the 21st century, his name is always among the first. He has set a example for other players to follow, and with lots of years yet to come, I’m sure we’ll see even more greatness from Kurt Warner.