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Over the years, there have been 43 Super Bowls. Some of them have been blowouts, and some of them have been nail-biters. In those nail-biters, there is usually that one play that you can point to and say, “that was the game-changer!” With that being said, I thought it would be interesting to go through some of the top game-changing plays in Super Bowl history. Here are my top 5: More »


To sum up Kurt Warner’s career in a word or two would be an injustice to the remarkable accomplishments that he accrued during his twelve year stint in the NFL. From an undrafted Northern Iowa alum who spent two years in the AFL with the Iowa Barnstormers as well as one year in NFL Europe with the Amsterdam Admirals to his meteoric rise to fame in 1999 when Trent Green went down for the year with an ACL tear and Warner was called upon to lead the historically pathetic St. Louis Rams that season. Parallel to his own Hollywood-esque rags-to-riches story, Warner led the once league-wide laughing stock Rams to the Super Bowl where he amassed what is still the greatest passing performance in Super Bowl history in their dramatic victory over the Tennessee Titans in Super Bowl XXXIV. More »


Ever since his journey began back in 1994, Kurt Warner has proven year in and year out that he is one of the best in the game. Unfortunately, Warner’s legacy came to an end today, following his announcement to retire from the game that has made him who he is today. More »


Not sure how your 401k is doing for your retirement? Well these guys don’t exactly have those issues in mind, but Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner, Philadelphia Eagles running back Brian Westbrook, and Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed and wide receiver Derrick Mason have all publicly stated their desires to retire from the game. More »



During the Cardinals’ embarrassing performance against the Saints this past Saturday, Kurt Warner was beaten up pretty badly. Warner’s pain was so great that the veteran QB is considering retirement more seriously than ever. But the pain that has truly worn down Warner is not physical pain, but rather, it is mental pain. The full-season commitment, the backlash after a loss, and the expectation to always perform at the highest level are some things that Warner alluded to specifically. More »



One week after the highest-scoring game in NFL postseason history, we may get to see a game that tests that record this weekend. The game that could produce similar results is, of course, the game between the Arizona Cardinals and the New Orleans Saints. More »


After a record breaking offensive explosion last week against the Green Bay Packers, the Arizona Cardinals are poised to make last week’s work look like mere child’s play as they head to the Big Easy to battle Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints. If audience’s thought 96 points combined last week was something, they will be on the edge of their seats on Saturday night when Kurt Warner takes his desert birds on the road to the Superdome. More »


Kurt Warner, retire? pshhh…

In the most prolific game in NFL postseason history both in terms of yardage and combined points, the Green Bay Packers and Arizona Cardinals put a dramatic punctuation on Wild Card weekend. With a final of 51-45 Arizona, the 96 combined points that burned out a number of bulbs in the scoreboard at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona was the highest total in NFL playoff history surpassing the 1995 Detroit Lions and Philadelphia Eagles tilt that amassed a mere 95. Both quarterbacks were incredible with offensive fireworks all over the field as the combined yardage totaled over 1K. More »


According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, Arizona Quarterback, Kurt Warner, may retire after this season. Of course, as we know with Brett Favre, he can change his mind at any time, but as of right now, sources close to Warner are claiming this will be his last year. More »


It’s funny how the tables have turned. This time last season the Arizona Cardinals were the surprisingly hot team in the NFC. This season it’s the Minnesota Vikings, who made the playoffs last season, but this year appear to be unstoppable and are setting up to do something special in 2009. More »


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