Kurt Warner announces retirement after 12 seasons

[KLHJ2]

Originally Posted by wolfeskins

He still played at a high level after leaving San Fran without Rice.
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you just won't admit your wrong, will you.

how many teams has warner been the starting qb for ? 3, if thats correct then he has taken 2 out of the 3 to the superbowl and out of the two trips to the big game he's won 1. thats pretty impressive too me. btw, who was the mvp of the 1 he won ?

Your rhetoric is insulting my intelligence. I am fully aware of Warner's accolades. Considering that the MVP of the Super Bowl is usually the QB anyway, pointing out the fact that he won it isn’t really saying much.

BTW, I am not wrong until my hypothesis is wrong. If Leinart fails to put up Warner type numbers in Arizona with the same supporting cast, then I will be wrong. I will proudly admit that I am wrong if that day comes. Right now I have my opinion of Warner and I am sticking to it.

[wolfeskins]

Originally Posted by Angry

Your rhetoric is insulting my intelligence. I am fully aware of Warner's accolades. Considering that the MVP of the Super Bowl is usually the QB anyway, pointing out the fact that he won it isn’t really saying much.

BTW, I am not wrong until my hypothesis is wrong. If Leinart fails to put up Warner type numbers in Arizona with the same supporting cast, then I will be wrong. I will proudly admit that I am wrong if that day comes. Right now I have my opinion of Warner and I am sticking to it.

well poop on you.

[wolfeskins]

Originally Posted by Angry

BTW, I am not wrong until my hypothesis is wrong. If Leinart fails to put up Warner type numbers in Arizona with the same supporting cast, then I will be wrong. I will proudly admit that I am wrong if that day comes. Right now I have my opinion of Warner and I am sticking to it.

well here is what leinart has done so far with the same supporting cast
In his four-year career, Leinart holds a career completion rate of 57.1, a weak yards-per-attempt average of 6.5, and a 14:20 touchdown-to-interception ratio.

thats not quite warners numbers, so be proud and admit your wrong.

[KLHJ2]

Originally Posted by wolfeskins

well here is what leinart has done so far with the same supporting cast
In his four-year career, Leinart holds a career completion rate of 57.1, a weak yards-per-attempt average of 6.5, and a 14:20 touchdown-to-interception ratio.

thats not quite warners numbers, so be proud and admit your wrong.

Nope, hold on until next season. He has only started one season and that was his rookie season. Sorry, but you cannot judge him on that, and mop up duty. We'll see in a year.

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by Angry

Your rhetoric is insulting my intelligence. I am fully aware of Warner's accolades. Considering that the MVP of the Super Bowl is usually the QB anyway, pointing out the fact that he won it isn’t really saying much.

BTW, I am not wrong until my hypothesis is wrong. If Leinart fails to put up Warner type numbers in Arizona with the same supporting cast, then I will be wrong. I will proudly admit that I am wrong if that day comes. Right now I have my opinion of Warner and I am sticking to it.

I'll be stunned if Leinart ever becomes a 4,000 yard/30 TD/65% completion QB.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by Angry

Nope, hold on until next season. He has only started one season and that was his rookie season. Sorry, but you cannot judge him on that, and mop up duty. We'll see in a year.

Did Kurt Warner cut you off in traffic or something like that? Just curious, you're definitely going out of your way to complain about him and make a fanatical case against Warner to everyone that has anything remotely good to say about him.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by GMScud

I'll be stunned if Leinart ever becomes a 4,000 yard/30 TD/65% completion QB.

Yeah seriously

[Chevy13]

Originally Posted by GMScud

I'll be stunned if Leinart ever becomes a 4,000 yard/30 TD/65% completion QB.

I doubt he will either but he has the WRs too put up some good numbers. He has the offensive weapons to succeed especially with the run game that started to develop this year. If Leinart decides put as much effort this offseason into his game as he does into partying and steps up his work ethic, he might be a good surprise for Arizona. My wife's cousin works with the Cardinals he told me not to believe the "Leinart will be our starter" crap, he believes they'll draft a QB early and let them compete for the starting job maybe that'll get him going.

[SolidSnake84]

I wanted to tell MLPETERT, that i wasnt offended in the way that it was personal or anything like that...but after re-reading his posts, i get the message..christian people shouldnt like him SOLELY because of his religion...i get what he was trying to say.

[Bushead]

Warner has had a good career. If he had faded into oblivion after the Rams, I believe he wasn't Hall of Fame material, but after a resurrection of a horrible franchise and strong seasons near the end, I think he'll be in.

[KLHJ2]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

Did Kurt Warner cut you off in traffic or something like that? Just curious, you're definitely going out of your way to complain about him and make a fanatical case against Warner to everyone that has anything remotely good to say about him.

No, I was replying to the people that were replying to me. Sorry, I just don't see warner as a great QB. Good yes, but not great. I'm done talking about this for another year.

[irish]

Originally Posted by Bushead

Warner has had a good career. If he had faded into oblivion after the Rams, I believe he wasn't Hall of Fame material, but after a resurrection of a horrible franchise and strong seasons near the end, I think he'll be in.

I dont understand why he's retiring when he plays better than 95% of the NFL's QBs today. Warner has an amazing career arc. He goes from nowhere to the top, back to nowhere, and back to the top. I think he's a solid HoFer.