Since Kurt Warner's career is winding down, I figured that I would post something I've been tracking for a while now - Kurt Warner's career 300 yard passing games. He's already given me, as a fan, three highly memorable superbowl's, so there's only one more thing I want from the man.... and that's to end his career, with more 300 yard passing games, than Dan Marino. Dan Marino is without a doubt, one of my most despised players of all-time. Seeing this slimy little bastard fail to win a superbowl, was one of the finer moments of my life, at least when it comes to the sporting side of my life. Am I saying Marino is bad, or not dominant? Not at all, he was great.
But, to see a former grocery store clerk, surpass him as one of the most dominant quarterbacks of all-time, with far fewer NFL games, and with two of the worst franchises in NFL history, would just simply seal the deal. There wouldn't be anything else, again, sporting wise, that would ever top that. So, the countdown begins.
Here's the current list, postseason included, of course.
Most career 300-yard passing games by NFL quarterbacks.
1. Dan Marino - 67 (Postseason included)
2. Brett Favre - 61 (Postseason included)
3. Peyon Manning - 61 (Postseason included)
4. Dan Fouts - 56 (Postseason included)
5. Kurt Warner - 56 (Postseason included)
Games played....
Kurt Warner - 112 games.
Dan Marino - 258 games.
As dominant as Kurt Warner has been, in his short career, he only has a little over a season and a half to surpass Dan Marino, so it's going to be a close call. Kurt Warner should be able to pass Dan Fouts this weekend against the Titans, if of course, he's as healthy as he says he is. If he fails to pass Dan Marino, passing Dan Fouts is the next best thing, which shouldn't be too difficult. When it's all said and done, I expect both Peyton Manning and Kurt Warner to be at the #1 and #2 spots, as the most dominant quarterbacks in NFL history, which is more than complimentary to Kurt Warner, since I have nothing but respect for Peyton Manning.
But Dan Marino, and, LOL, Dan Fouts have got to go.
Do you think Kurt Warner can do it?
Discuss.
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