Is Kurt Warner a HOF'er?

[bucky]

Archie Manning >>>> Kurt Warner.


Very recently, after looking at Warner's career stats, I considered Warner to be a bubble HOF guy (before last years playoff run). After last year's playoff run (and especially w/ a good playoff run this year) I change my mind to a definite HOF guy.

[FirstTimer]

Maybe. I wouldn't put him in on the first ballot though.

Great playoff QB, and great "story" but only has had 5-6 really good seasons.

His case is an interesting one. Had two great seasons early on...hits a pretty good down slide for a few years now has come back with 3 more good/very good years.

I'm betting he gets in at some point but I wouldn't put him in on the 1st ballot.

[MrBill]

Warner is definitely HoF and should be first ballot.

[Tailback U]

He will make it not only as a football player but because of who he is as a person.

His story is nothing short of amazing and his charity work outside of football makes him one of the most admirable professional athletes today.

[jeffx]

He will make it not only as a football player but because of who he is as a person.

His story is nothing short of amazing and his charity work outside of football makes him one of the most admirable professional athletes today.

His only negative is his taste in women.

[MrBill]

His only negative is his taste in women.

Brenda actually doesn't look that bad these days...



As compared to how most of us remember her in the past...

[Rayman]

When Nuk made this thread last year, that's when I became a believer.


Well, actually, it was after the Cards' first playoff game that year. But yeah.


oh, and I'd give it to the "new" Brenda

[Deviant]

Just as long as the voters don't find/remember this moment of his career, he should get in:

[jeffx]

Brenda actually doesn't look that bad these days...



As compared to how most of us remember her in the past...

Okay, she is less scary now(but not by much). But hey, every bitch looks hot when the lights go out.

[Tailback U]

I'd fuck the ever living shit out of that jesus worshipping slut.

[DJ Rhude]

Just as long as the voters don't find/remember this moment of his career, he should get in:

That failed stint with the Giants wasn't all his fault though

Our O-line back then was referred to as the worst in the entire league....Warner came over to us already beat up and a bit gun shy

He wasn't terrible for us tho, he also didn't set the world on fire....but remember, all the critics said he was washed up after he left the Rams

When he came to us, he was in the process of partially repairing his career, but everyone knew he was just keeping the seat warm for Eli

How he rebounded once he got to Arizona was remarkable IMO...I mean, no one saw that shit coming

I'd be really shocked if he didn't get in

[adembroski]

Rightttttttt....

palmer
Brees
Cutler

are all better then Warner.

U disagree? prove it.

Kurt Warner's career
2,666/4,070 (65.5%), 32,344 yards (7.9 ypa), 208 TDs, 128 INTs (93.7 PR)
3 MVP awards
12 post season wins, 3 Superbowl appearances, 1 Superbowl victory
Owns records for highest completion percentage in a single game, passing yards in a Superbowl, Career Superbowl passing yards, most passing yards in a single playoff, highest career completion percentage in the playoffs, highest percentage of 300+ yard games, Most consecutive 300+ yard passing games, Most career games with perfect passer rating, Fastest player to reach 30,000 yards, One of only 2 players with 4 consecutive games with a passer rating over 120.0, one of only 2 players to throw for 5 TDs in 2 playoff games, 3rd QB in history to win a conference championship with 2 different teams

Palmer + Cutler + Brees
5,457/8,570 (63.7%), 62,060 yards (7.24 YPA), 319 TDs (106.3 per), 229 INTs (76.3 per) (86.6 PR)
1 playoff win, 0 Superbowl appearances, 0 MVP awards... although, to be fair, Palmer did win the FedEx Air Player of the Year in 2006
Drew Brees holds the record for most completions in a season and highest completion percentage for a season. Palmer and Culter own a few Bengals and Broncos team records, respectively.

Proven.

[FirstTimer]

Kurt Warner's career
2,666/4,070 (65.5%), 32,344 yards (7.9 ypa), 208 TDs, 128 INTs (93.7 PR)
3 MVP awards
12 post season wins, 3 Superbowl appearances, 1 Superbowl victory
Owns records for highest completion percentage in a single game, passing yards in a Superbowl, Career Superbowl passing yards, most passing yards in a single playoff, highest career completion percentage in the playoffs, highest percentage of 300+ yard games, Most consecutive 300+ yard passing games, Most career games with perfect passer rating, Fastest player to reach 30,000 yards, One of only 2 players with 4 consecutive games with a passer rating over 120.0, one of only 2 players to throw for 5 TDs in 2 playoff games, 3rd QB in history to win a conference championship with 2 different teams

Palmer + Cutler + Brees
5,457/8,570 (63.7%), 62,060 yards (7.24 YPA), 319 TDs (106.3 per), 229 INTs (76.3 per) (86.6 PR)
3 playoff wins, 0 Superbowl appearances, 0 MVP awards... although, to be fair, Palmer did win the FedEx Air Player of the Year in 2006
Drew Brees holds the record for most completions in a season and highest completion percentage for a season. Palmer and Culter own a few Bengals and Broncos team records, respectively.

Proven.

Owned...

You're both owned.

He was being sarcastic.

[Nukleopatra]

I'm just wondering where Adem got those two extra playoff victories from.

Jay Cutler has never been.
Crapson Palmer has none.
Drew Brees has 1 playoff win in 8 seasons.

How does that equal three?

[jeffx]

I'd fuck the ever living shit out of that jesus worshipping slut.

"Pretend I'm Jesus - now get on your knees bitch, and eat from the body of Christ!"