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'''Kurt Warner''' (1971 - ) is a quarterback for the [[Arizona Cardinals]].  He was signed by the [[Green Bay Packers]] as an undrafted free agent in 1994, but was cut before the season began and worked the night shift at a grocery store as well as being an assistant coach for his old college, the [[University of Northern Iowa]], during the day.  Warner still dreamed of playing football and was able to join the [[Arena Football League]] in 1995 and played there for a few seasons before signing with the [[St. Louis Rams]] in 1998. He was the backup that season and the 1999 preseason, until the starter, Trent Green, got hurt. Warner came in and played phenomenally, winning the MVP, leading the team to a 23-16 [[Super Bowl]] win over the [[Tennessee Titans]], and winning game MVP honors. He won another league MVP in 2001 and led the team back to the Super Bowl, but they were upset 20-17 by the [[New England Patriots]]. After suffering a hand injury the following year, Warner was sidelined and eventually lost his starting spot. In 2004 he was released and he signed with the [[New York Giants]]. Warner got off to 5-4 start and lost the job again to rookie and number one draft pick [[Eli Manning]]. Warner played backup for the remainder of the year. In 2005, he signed with the [[Arizona Cardinals]], where he currently plays.

'''Kurt Warner''' (1971 - ) is a former quarterback for the [[St. Louis Rams]], [[New York Giants]], and [[Arizona Cardinals]] of the National Football League.  He was originally signed by the [[Green Bay Packers]] as an undrafted free agent in 1994, but was cut before the season began.  Following this, he worked the night shift at a Hy-Vee grocery store and concurrently served as an assistant coach for his old college, the [[University of Northern Iowa]], during the day.

Warner and his wife who he married in 1997 are evangelical and [[charismatic movement|charismatic]] [[Christian]]s and have 5 children together, one of whom is [[Autism|autistic]]. Warner adopted his wife's two children from a previous marriage at the time they were joined.

Warner still dreamed of playing football and was able to join the Iowa Barnstormers of the [[Arena Football League]] in 1995 and played there for three seasons, guiding the team to two Arena Bowl appearances -- the only two in team history.  In 1998, he played a season for the Amsterdam Admirals of NFL Europe before making the final cut with the [[St. Louis Rams]]. He was a backup that season and the 1999 preseason, until the starter, Trent Green, got hurt. Warner came in and played phenomenally, winning the 1999 league MVP and leading the Rams to a 23-16 [[Super Bowl]] XXXIV win over the [[Tennessee Titans]], winning game MVP honors. He won another league MVP in 2001 and led the team back to the Super Bowl, but they were upset 20-17 by the [[New England Patriots]].

 

 

 

 

Kurt and his wife Brenda, whom he married in 1997, are evangelical and [[charismatic movement|charismatic]] [[Christian]]s and have 5 children together, one of whom is [[Autism|autistic]]. Warner adopted his wife's two children from a previous marriage at the time they were joined.

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