The maturity of Mike Martz to say "the only thing that hindered him was probably me" was seriously the coolest thing I've seen from a head coach in a while.
Honestly I think Mike Martz gets a bad rap. Seems people want to make him a villain. He arguablely had more influence on warner than Dick vermeil ever did, Bulger had a pro bowl season while Warner was on the shelf, so any coach would stay with the hot hand while earner missed 24 games in that span. In addition to that Martz never had a losing season, made the playoffs 4 times in five years, and he had the presence of to resign when he knew kronke would eventually move the team, so he was never fired
@@thedarkfrost2351 ok and if Dyson scores that touchdown and vinnetari misses the kick its the other way around that's not on the coach if both games come down to 1 play
Walked right past him and his family at the Ohio State Vs Oregon National Championship in Arlington back in 2015. Was in complete shock, could not speak or move. Over the last several years before, and thanks to this incredible doc, I grew to become such a huge fan of Kurt and looked up to him. Ironically, I was about to wear my 1999 rams Kurt Warner jersey to the game, but told my brother I’d just wear something red since I was going for Ohio State. The laugh we had after Kurt walked past us was great. Next day at school I tweeted about the experience and said “next time”. Within 10 minutes Kurt replied saying “next time, you got it!”. Despite not meeting him initially, I’m really glad I was somehow able to communicate how much of a fan I was even if it was online. Thank you Kurt for making me the coolest guy in high school that day, for about 15 minutes.
John Randall of the Vikings is a close 2nd. Greatest interior lineman of all times. He had like 140 sacks in his career. He wasn't even given the time of day by anyone but the Vikes. They made him put on weight to even look at him. Brett Favre said the most criminally underrated player in the NFL was John Randall. I'll tell ya just how great he was. He got injured before the NFC championship game in 1998. The Defense gave up way more yards, and significantly more points VS Falcons to lose the game at the last minute. If John Randall were on the field and healthy that game, the Vikings make and win the Superbowl.
@stu_money… LOL! LOL!! Brady’s 2007 season beats both those guys you named. Highest QBR in history. Even Marino’s 1984 season beats them too. Nice try though ;)
I was rooting for him so bad in all three SB’s. Such a good dude. Glad for the success of him and his family. Good to hear him doing games on Westwood One on the radio too.
His abilities and gifts were uncanny to watch, cannot stop watching your film to this day Kurt. This man could take beating after beating and still wouldn’t give up when most others would.
His side arm deliveries and those hot routes were just an art form. He was “The Greatest Show on Turf’s” general. He was the motor of the highest powered offense ever.
Probably the most classy quarterback ever. I wish the Cardinals had won that game. I don't get how ANYONE other than diehard Pittsburgh fans could have been rooting for the Steelers.
I'm the die-hard Steeler fan. I wanted the Steekers to win, but if there was any QB that I could stand to lose to, it would have been Warner, and the Cardinals. He's one of my all-time favorite QB's.
I can tell you that on that play that won it for PITTS., HOLMES did not get both feet down, and I saw the best replay of it that you can see. True, it would've brought up either second or third down and Roethlisberger was a very good running, scrambling qb inside the 10. Look at what he did vs. SEATTLE in SUPER BOWL XL on that keeper for six that gave PITTSBURGH their penultimate TD before the option TD throw to HINES WARD by ANTWAAN RANDLE EL finished off the SEAHAWKS. But, on that other play in SUPER BOWL XLIII, SANTONIO HOLMES did not get two feet in. He drug one foot with the other planted, resting on the bottom of the other shoe that was in, but never did that second one touch.. It fooled the OFFICIAL and the REPLAY judge. Once again maybe PITT was going to score anyway on their next play(s) if they had to run it/them, but on that play called a TD, the NFL blew it. And, I am not a big WARNER fan..I was until in person while I was in CANTON in I believe 2017, to hear TERRELL DAVIS of my BRONCS speaking after being inducted, I heard a KURT WARNER that I had never ever read about- and I read his earliest bio- or heard before in interviews, a man that sounded bitter that he had to struggle to be given a chance and to be accepted in pro football, and boyyyy he showed them; the latter was the mentality that I heard, coming not from the KURT WARNER that showed reflective humility, not that guy. I was shocked. It was disappointing. Yep, he is human, but he to me that night looked like a different guy and what came before was just 24 carat phony territory from a person who had little humility. That's what I saw. His acceptance speech was tiresome and annoying..and very surprising. As an agnostic, I stand up for both theists and atheists, and other agnostics. Years ago I was supposedly what folks called a Christian. Well, I really was not. But..He said that he was one. Man, you could've fooled me. He did.. He could've been having a bad day..but then again, who wrote the speech? Yep..
@@robertsprouse9282 So after reading that whole screed, I assume you're also against Tom Brady bringing up his draft status at every opportunity too, right? Being bitter that he had to work so hard?
The 2008 Cardinals team was special to watch. I really wanted to see them win Super Bowl XLIII. It was, in my opinion, the best Super Bowl in the last 20 years.
I'm a Super Die Hard Buffalo 🦬 Bills Fan but I Love ❤️ Kurt Warner , I have alot of respect for him. He taught me never to give up on anything , It doesn't matter how hard It Is , Never give up on anything that you do. A few years ago I saw that movie 🎥 about his life. , American Underdog and I have to say that movie 🎥 inspire me never to give on anything that I do. It was a Great movie 🎥 👍 and some of scenes made me tear 😢 up. God Bless you Kurt and your Beautiful family always 🙏❤️
You hear people talk about the intangibles, one of those, character, is as important to a quarterback as the ability to throw a ball or read a defense. This man defined character. If you can't respect him I can't imagine what matters to you.
Kurt story can motivate anyone in any field. Or chapter in their life. It reminds me of the movie 🍿 rocky. We all can overcome the misfortune we have in this life. And at the make it the very reason we succeed. Kudos to Kurt especially for the step father he became to those children.!!
Him and that Rams squad was a MAJOR reason why I fell in love with football. The Steelers are my hometown team and I love em. Rams were my 1st love though. Still till this day Kurt, Marshal and Torry are some of my favorites of all time.
Kurt Warner was arguably the most underrated player and one of the best stories of any player in the history of the NFL. He also the nicest guy I ever seen. I’m very glad that he played for the Rams (I’m a Raider fan but I also love the Rams because of Eric Dickerson) and also he won a championship there. I’m very glad that he is in the Hall of Fame.
He is the best person I've ever met in my life is absolutely the best person I've ever met. ❤️ Wow, watching this brought tears to my eyes. Your words perfectly capture the depth of emotion and admiration you feel for this incredible person. It's heartwarming to witness such genuine and profound connections in life. Wishing you both continued happiness and cherished moments together. 🌟💖
I think people talk about the underdog story of Kurt simply getting to the NFL and the success he had right away when he finally had the chance. But I think it is also close to as impressive that after finally reaching his goal and the top of the league success he had over the first three seasons the way things played out in the years that followed. The traits he had that led to him reaching the goal despite how hopeless it genuinely appeared at every stage until he finally played and shocked everyone were just as vital in the years that followed the Cinderella years. To me it had to be nearly the same overall challenges emotionally and mentally to reach the impossible goal after so many years, succeed at a level nobody could’ve ever imagined happening, and then to have to push through the next five seasons or so having reached the heights he had, knowing how good he could be and what he could achieve and working through those years. I think it had to have really sucked to be MVP, play bad and lose the next year because of injury, and then rush things to be back the next year and have such a bad game that you lose the role for good so quickly. And then accepting a hot seat role to mentor Eli, losing your spot when you were playing well enough that you didn’t deserve to lose the spot and being a team guy that you refuse to let there be a QB controversy and mentor him the whole time. And then your next chance you get named the starter twice but quickly get yanked both years and deal with injury. And then the next season you don’t get the job but keep getting little chances here and there since he isn’t playing well and only when he gets injured do you finally have the job and this time play elite ball again. And even then they name the other guy starter before rhe season but you win the job over him and for the next two seasons after pushing through all the struggles and hot potato of being the starter play elite level ball again and return to your top level. A lot of people wooodnt have been able to get through the middle seasons to have his last three.
There were a few other Arena qb's I'd like to have seen given a chance. In that league, it's all about touch and reads. Kurt had a ton of reps in des moines that I think just sharpened his accuracy.
One of the toughest QBs to do it. I admired him so much for taking those hits and still winning. Some of those hits would kill a normal man. I will always have love for Kurt. He was and still is a great man.
He is a real true feel good story, they should make a movie about him. Wait they did make a movie “ American Underdog” he earn it and well deserve but it cost my favorite team from going to Super Bowl.
The scene of Martz chewing Warner out for the center not hiking the ball properly was a cool scene in the movie they did of Warner. Didn’t know that really happened. Seems like an extremely good human being and man.
When I heard him declare who his “Lord and Savior” was after winning the Super Bowl I was an avowed atheist but now, as a genuine Born -Again follower of my “Lord and Savior” I completely understand why he said what he said and it’s a shame that this story didn’t say anything about it.
I dated a girl that was JUST LIKE his wife. I broke up with her after the second ultimatum. Using death of family members as a leverage point for marriage is on a whole new level of manipulation.
The story where he ran out of gas in a Blizzard with his family in their Chevy Blazer(GMC Jimmy same platform) I truly believe was the turning point of what was to come for Kurt. No wonder he was able to take such abuse from Coach Martz.
We now know the Patriots had video of the Rams gameplan. Thats why the Pats started strong and rams came back when they adjusted to what the Pats had seen on video.
I seen Kurt Warner at the Mayo Clinic, He was walking through the main entrance and I was going to ask him for a picture. He gave me the stair and i chicken out… true story
@@alexhuerta4736I thing Muuch has a good point. Most qbs (besides Dan Marino) need 1-2 years. Kurt needed 5 and Brady needed 1 year. Joe Montana needed 2 years and Mahomes needed 1. It’s apart of the game
Kurt Warner is one of my favorite persons for obvious reasons. To see the Saints intentionally injure him is a crime that should be punishable with years of jail time. One of the Saints defensive coaches put out a reward of money to players to injure the key players of opposing teams! Penitentiary time!
Man I needed to hear this. I’m down on my luck with jobs, being right out of college etc, but man he really hit rock bottom. Puts things in perspective
Mike Martz seems like a guy who accepts he made mistakes and moves on. Same with Kurt… these people always live good lives… It all turned out pretty great for Kurt…I think God rewards people like that with second chances. People with good character always seem to come out on top
i got to ask when they do tom brady will it be a 5 part series? kurt started it for tom as the greatest show on turf and that is more talked about then his winning it sadly because he's earned his jacket and respect of all football fans.
I used to dice guys up in Madden 2004 with Kurt lol. I felt I could hit Bruce or Holt blindfolded. As an Atlanta native it stunk to watch Kurt get lit up by those dirty Saints.
My top two sports heroes of all time -Stan Musial - Kurt Warner It's hard to find two sports stars who are better men than them IM PROUD to have them as my sports heroes!!!! I consider myself very very fortunate that I was in St Louis when Kurt's opportunity came around There were games in 99, like vs Cincinnati, during which I laughed out loud at the plays being made WOW WHAT A YEAR, WHAT A TEAM, WHAT A PLAYER, WHAT A MAN altho mariucci came around to be a Warner fan, HE WAS WRONG
Kurt Warner has one of the best stories in NFL history. Loved watching him play.
An amazing man. A well deserved Hall of Famer
He's the reason I started watching the sport and he remains, to this day, my all time favourite player.
Same !!!
The maturity of Mike Martz to say "the only thing that hindered him was probably me" was seriously the coolest thing I've seen from a head coach in a while.
Yep.....benching one of the greats is always a bad look. At least he admitted it.
Honestly I think Mike Martz gets a bad rap. Seems people want to make him a villain. He arguablely had more influence on warner than Dick vermeil ever did, Bulger had a pro bowl season while Warner was on the shelf, so any coach would stay with the hot hand while earner missed 24 games in that span.
In addition to that Martz never had a losing season, made the playoffs 4 times in five years, and he had the presence of to resign when he knew kronke would eventually move the team, so he was never fired
@@brocky70they also lost the Super Bowl w him as the head coach and won w out him as the head coach. You do the math.
@@thedarkfrost2351 ok and if Dyson scores that touchdown and vinnetari misses the kick its the other way around that's not on the coach if both games come down to 1 play
Reminds me of goff and McVay
One of the best human beings to ever play, in addition to one of the best players. Incredible story.
Bingo - 100%!
Walked right past him and his family at the Ohio State Vs Oregon National Championship in Arlington back in 2015. Was in complete shock, could not speak or move. Over the last several years before, and thanks to this incredible doc, I grew to become such a huge fan of Kurt and looked up to him. Ironically, I was about to wear my 1999 rams Kurt Warner jersey to the game, but told my brother I’d just wear something red since I was going for Ohio State. The laugh we had after Kurt walked past us was great.
Next day at school I tweeted about the experience and said “next time”. Within 10 minutes Kurt replied saying “next time, you got it!”. Despite not meeting him initially, I’m really glad I was somehow able to communicate how much of a fan I was even if it was online. Thank you Kurt for making me the coolest guy in high school that day, for about 15 minutes.
Kurt Warner’s story is one of my favorites. The story on how he met his wife is heartwarming. But he was an amazing quarterback.
The 1999 season Warner had is the greatest single season any QB has ever had. Greatest Un drafted player in history
John Randall of the Vikings is a close 2nd. Greatest interior lineman of all times. He had like 140 sacks in his career.
He wasn't even given the time of day by anyone but the Vikes. They made him put on weight to even look at him. Brett Favre said the most criminally underrated player in the NFL was John Randall.
I'll tell ya just how great he was. He got injured before the NFC championship game in 1998. The Defense gave up way more yards, and significantly more points VS Falcons to lose the game at the last minute. If John Randall were on the field and healthy that game, the Vikings make and win the Superbowl.
@@craigwheeler4760without Randal the defense sucks but somehow the fans blame andersen
Lamar jackson season was better and Mahomes mvp year
@stu_money… LOL!
LOL!!
Brady’s 2007 season beats both those guys you named. Highest QBR in history. Even Marino’s 1984 season beats them too. Nice try though ;)
A great human being....first of all.
What an amazing man he is…
As a Rams fan i was rooting for him and i was very sad when the Cardinals lost. What a great person Kurt is. Cheers to you Kurt Warner
I was rooting for him so bad in all three SB’s. Such a good dude. Glad for the success of him and his family. Good to hear him doing games on Westwood One on the radio too.
It was a heartbreaking loss. I was really rooting for them. 😢
Seems to be a truly incredible guy. He proved his worth time and again.
His abilities and gifts were uncanny to watch, cannot stop watching your film to this day Kurt. This man could take beating after beating and still wouldn’t give up when most others would.
His side arm deliveries and those hot routes were just an art form. He was “The Greatest Show on Turf’s” general. He was the motor of the highest powered offense ever.
Probably the most classy quarterback ever. I wish the Cardinals had won that game. I don't get how ANYONE other than diehard Pittsburgh fans could have been rooting for the Steelers.
I am Seahawks and I root for the Cardinals
Yea I was rooting for the cardinals that game.. but the Steelers were so damn good too.. it was such an epic game that we will never forget.
I'm the die-hard Steeler fan. I wanted the Steekers to win, but if there was any QB that I could stand to lose to, it would have been Warner, and the Cardinals.
He's one of my all-time favorite QB's.
I can tell you that on that play that won it for PITTS., HOLMES did not get both feet down, and I saw the best replay of it that you can see. True, it would've brought up either second or third down and Roethlisberger was a very good running, scrambling qb inside the 10. Look at what he did vs. SEATTLE in SUPER BOWL XL on that keeper for six that gave PITTSBURGH their penultimate TD before the option TD throw to HINES WARD by ANTWAAN RANDLE EL finished off the SEAHAWKS.
But, on that other play in SUPER BOWL XLIII, SANTONIO HOLMES did not get two feet in. He drug one foot with the other planted, resting on the bottom of the other shoe that was in, but never did that second one touch..
It fooled the OFFICIAL and the REPLAY judge.
Once again maybe PITT was going to score anyway on their next play(s) if they had to run it/them, but on that play called a TD, the NFL blew it.
And, I am not a big WARNER fan..I was until in person while I was in CANTON in I believe 2017, to hear TERRELL DAVIS of my BRONCS speaking after being inducted, I heard a KURT WARNER that I had never ever read about- and I read his earliest bio- or heard before in interviews, a man that sounded bitter that he had to struggle to be given a chance and to be accepted in pro football, and boyyyy he showed them; the latter was the mentality that I heard, coming not from the KURT WARNER that showed reflective humility, not that guy.
I was shocked.
It was disappointing.
Yep, he is human, but he to me that night looked like a different guy and what came before was just 24 carat phony territory from a person who had little humility.
That's what I saw.
His acceptance speech was tiresome and annoying..and very surprising.
As an agnostic, I stand up for both theists and atheists, and other agnostics. Years ago I was supposedly what folks called a Christian.
Well, I really was not.
But..He said that he was one.
Man, you could've fooled me.
He did..
He could've been having a bad day..but then again, who wrote the speech?
Yep..
@@robertsprouse9282 So after reading that whole screed, I assume you're also against Tom Brady bringing up his draft status at every opportunity too, right? Being bitter that he had to work so hard?
I think what most forgotten is how good of a person he was?
i watched his movie and he is the roll model for all men and pro athletes. very impressive. I hope I can meet him one day.
MY ALL TIME FAVORITE RAM. KURT WARNER
The 2008 Cardinals team was special to watch. I really wanted to see them win Super Bowl XLIII. It was, in my opinion, the best Super Bowl in the last 20 years.
I'm a Super Die Hard Buffalo 🦬 Bills Fan but I Love ❤️ Kurt Warner , I have alot of respect for him. He taught me never to give up on anything , It doesn't matter how hard It Is , Never give up on anything that you do. A few years ago I saw that movie 🎥 about his life. , American Underdog and I have to say that movie 🎥 inspire me never to give on anything that I do. It was a Great movie 🎥 👍 and some of scenes made me tear 😢 up. God Bless you Kurt and your Beautiful family always 🙏❤️
Warner and sweet pea..the best humas to come in the NFL
Humans
Yeah.im trying..Larry fitz...gale... there's others
what a great guy above everything else......
Kurt Warner is a genuine nice guy
My favorite player of all time!!!
You hear people talk about the intangibles, one of those, character, is as important to a quarterback as the ability to throw a ball or read a defense. This man defined character. If you can't respect him I can't imagine what matters to you.
Never will forget 99. Or his story with his team's.
Kurt story can motivate anyone in any field. Or chapter in their life. It reminds me of the movie 🍿 rocky. We all can overcome the misfortune we have in this life. And at the make it the very reason we succeed. Kudos to Kurt especially for the step father he became to those children.!!
Him and that Rams squad was a MAJOR reason why I fell in love with football.
The Steelers are my hometown team and I love em.
Rams were my 1st love though.
Still till this day Kurt, Marshal and Torry are some of my favorites of all time.
Every little kid has that one player who was their first favorite that got them into football. Kurt Warner was that for me
The world needs more Kurt Warners in life
I will go to my grave loving the play of Kurt Warner! I will also take to my grave a disdain for sean peyton and the new orleans saints.
Kurt Warner was arguably the most underrated player and one of the best stories of any player in the history of the NFL. He also the nicest guy I ever seen. I’m very glad that he played for the Rams (I’m a Raider fan but I also love the Rams because of Eric Dickerson) and also he won a championship there. I’m very glad that he is in the Hall of Fame.
I was in a hospital when Zachary Levi was talking about this role on CBN it was powerful
Dick Vermiel is really one of the good guys. Kurt Warner is one of the good guys. Love me some Marshall Faulk. Great episode!
Love his story. Respect to the Rams organization back then for giving him a chance.
I very much enjoyed watching KW play.
He is the best person I've ever met in
my life is absolutely the best person I've ever met. ❤️
Wow, watching this brought tears to my eyes. Your words perfectly capture the depth of emotion and admiration you feel for this incredible person. It's heartwarming to witness such genuine and profound connections in life. Wishing you both continued happiness and cherished moments together. 🌟💖
Not only my favorite QB, but my favorite player, and Rams aren't my team.
If this guys story doesn't stir hope, courage, belief in you , then you are dead !!!
I think people talk about the underdog story of Kurt simply getting to the NFL and the success he had right away when he finally had the chance. But I think it is also close to as impressive that after finally reaching his goal and the top of the league success he had over the first three seasons the way things played out in the years that followed. The traits he had that led to him reaching the goal despite how hopeless it genuinely appeared at every stage until he finally played and shocked everyone were just as vital in the years that followed the Cinderella years. To me it had to be nearly the same overall challenges emotionally and mentally to reach the impossible goal after so many years, succeed at a level nobody could’ve ever imagined happening, and then to have to push through the next five seasons or so having reached the heights he had, knowing how good he could be and what he could achieve and working through those years.
I think it had to have really sucked to be MVP, play bad and lose the next year because of injury, and then rush things to be back the next year and have such a bad game that you lose the role for good so quickly. And then accepting a hot seat role to mentor Eli, losing your spot when you were playing well enough that you didn’t deserve to lose the spot and being a team guy that you refuse to let there be a QB controversy and mentor him the whole time. And then your next chance you get named the starter twice but quickly get yanked both years and deal with injury. And then the next season you don’t get the job but keep getting little chances here and there since he isn’t playing well and only when he gets injured do you finally have the job and this time play elite ball again. And even then they name the other guy starter before rhe season but you win the job over him and for the next two seasons after pushing through all the struggles and hot potato of being the starter play elite level ball again and return to your top level. A lot of people wooodnt have been able to get through the middle seasons to have his last three.
There were a few other Arena qb's I'd like to have seen given a chance. In that league, it's all about touch and reads. Kurt had a ton of reps in des moines that I think just sharpened his accuracy.
He developed that sidearm delivery and those fastball quick hot routes.
One of the toughest QBs to do it. I admired him so much for taking those hits and still winning. Some of those hits would kill a normal man. I will always have love for Kurt. He was and still is a great man.
What an incredible story
All along i was thinking that kurt was a finer human being . And i was right .
Kurt Warner American Underdog amazing!! 🫡🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💪🏼💪🏼
Seems like a guy who is impossible not to like, so down to earth. legend.
He is a real true feel good story, they should make a movie about him. Wait they did make a movie “ American Underdog” he earn it and well deserve but it cost my favorite team from going to Super Bowl.
I saw Warner play at veterans memorial stadium as barnstormer..i never seen a ball fly that high...i was at top of stadium..best iowa player ever
Arguably one of the best players ever in the NFL. Legend
Always liked kurt
I love Marshall Faulk and Kurt Warner. They are the dorkiest dudes but straight killers.
Outstanding story about a truly outstanding human being.
The scene of Martz chewing Warner out for the center not hiking the ball properly was a cool scene in the movie they did of Warner. Didn’t know that really happened. Seems like an extremely good human being and man.
When I heard him declare who his “Lord and Savior” was after winning the Super Bowl I was an avowed atheist but now, as a genuine Born -Again follower of my “Lord and Savior” I completely understand why he said what he said and it’s a shame that this story didn’t say anything about it.
I'm glad they didn't.
He had a great run.
New England but one of the all time greats.
Whenever you find yourself facing a tough decision just ask yourself, what would Kurt Warner do?
Lotta Respec t to Kurt Warner
I dated a girl that was JUST LIKE his wife. I broke up with her after the second ultimatum. Using death of family members as a leverage point for marriage is on a whole new level of manipulation.
Kurt to Isaac Bruce for 73 yards, legend!
The story where he ran out of gas in a Blizzard with his family in their Chevy Blazer(GMC Jimmy same platform) I truly believe was the turning point of what was to come for Kurt. No wonder he was able to take such abuse from Coach Martz.
We now know the Patriots had video of the Rams gameplan.
Thats why the Pats started strong and rams came back when they adjusted to what the Pats had seen on video.
I seen Kurt Warner at the Mayo Clinic, He was walking through the main entrance and I was going to ask him for a picture. He gave me the stair and i chicken out… true story
kurt warner played uni panthers team and he did walked by her house and walk 10 miles bradas house and that about kurt warner
The best comeback against the nfl
Wonderful. Thanks. Great vid.
Hey Mariucci, he wasn't ready because of YOU didn't prepare him. You were wrong about Brady too.
Gino Carmazzi has left the chat…..
Oh, true. Let's not forget Giovanni Carmassi
Kurt Warner would go one to kill the 9ers 6 games in a row. The Mariuchi led 9ers.
@@alexhuerta4736I thing Muuch has a good point. Most qbs (besides Dan Marino) need 1-2 years. Kurt needed 5 and Brady needed 1 year. Joe Montana needed 2 years and Mahomes needed 1. It’s apart of the game
Also Brady needed Belichick to develop the knowledge and to be pushed. Montana needed Bill Walsh to become what he became.
My best memories with my father are around The Rams & The greatest show on turf years
Love this show and been dyin to see this episode
Just… Awesome!!!😎👍👊🙏
Kurt Warner is one of my favorite persons for obvious reasons. To see the Saints intentionally injure him is a crime that should be punishable with years of jail time. One of the Saints defensive coaches put out a reward of money to players to injure the key players of opposing teams! Penitentiary time!
It wasn’t just the Saints. Everyone did the same thing.
Dick Vermeil was a Godsend for Warner. He truly believed in Kurt and rest is history !
Great guy and QB, glad I was able to watched him played.
Amazing story about an amazing player!
Such a great story
this movie about him true story of kurt warner same like a football life
When you are down on your luck, or have a bad day, think about Kurt Warner! Where there is hope, there is a way.
Man I needed to hear this. I’m down on my luck with jobs, being right out of college etc, but man he really hit rock bottom. Puts things in perspective
What an inspiration, as a person and professional
This 49er fan admits that for one season, he was also a Rams fan.
Steve maricoochi was a hater KW became a champion 🏆
kurt warner story
its beautiful 🙌 Truly a blessed soul 💖 God bless you ❤
Always loved Kirk Warner!
Who's that?
Kirk??😂
That's 100% when spygate started.😮😮😮😮😢😢 NE knew every play. Watch the Super Bowl again. St.Louis vs. NE.
What a great man
Mike Martz seems like a guy who accepts he made mistakes and moves on. Same with Kurt… these people always live good lives… It all turned out pretty great for Kurt…I think God rewards people like that with second chances. People with good character always seem to come out on top
Hall of Famer,
Two HoFs: NFL and Arena 🏈 Football league.
My fav football player of all time. Thx u #13
kurt warner is american underdog he is and man is right to kurt warner i known about him lord with kurt warner
Watched the movie. i loved it ❤️❤️
What a man thank you kurt
Heavy.
In the NFL preseason The Rams were +15000 to win The Super Bowl in the 1999
i got to ask when they do tom brady will it be a 5 part series? kurt started it for tom as the greatest show on turf and that is more talked about then his winning it sadly because he's earned his jacket and respect of all football fans.
I'm not crying, you're crying....
I saw the biopic on Warner's life. Watch it and learn, you up and commers. THIS is how it's done in the NFL.
Kurt Warner for President
Great documentary.
A mountain of a man full of class ..
4:28 one of my favorite Kurt Warner anecdotes
4:53am, and I'm gonna be late for work.
Life becomes a blur and here we are. Make today count
I used to dice guys up in Madden 2004 with Kurt lol. I felt I could hit Bruce or Holt blindfolded. As an Atlanta native it stunk to watch Kurt get lit up by those dirty Saints.
My top two sports heroes of all time
-Stan Musial
- Kurt Warner
It's hard to find two sports stars who are better men than them
IM PROUD to have them as my sports heroes!!!!
I consider myself very very fortunate that I was in St Louis when Kurt's opportunity came around
There were games in 99, like vs Cincinnati, during which I laughed out loud at the plays being made
WOW
WHAT A YEAR, WHAT A TEAM, WHAT A PLAYER, WHAT A MAN
altho mariucci came around to be a Warner fan, HE WAS WRONG