ScottieC

Really?

I kinda like this guy.

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MassPats38

The problem is he is fumble and turn-over prone. He lost the job in New York because of his fumbleitis (he averages about a fumble per game). He plays better in Arizona because there he has at least 8 games per season without the elements. He played well for years in St. Louis in a dome for the same reason.

He is a good team leader, and his passing stats are always good to great. I would not take him over Cassel, but I do think he is a good veteran presence. This topic is completely hypothetical as Warner will either (1) retire (he has been discussing that during the season) or (2) re-sign with Arizona (he is better than Leinart).

As for Garcia, he is 52-53 career and 2-4 in the playoffs. He does not seem to have a fan club in former teammates and seems to have a short shelf life with any team. Since the Niners, he has pretty much jumped from one team to another every year, and if he were a formula for winning that should not happen. I would not want to see him with the Pats.

ctpatsfan77

Well, Cassel is more mobile. . . .

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JAYHAWKS34

This is where I say: TOLD YA SO, you obv. know very little about football :banned:

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JAYHAWKS34

cool call

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Lifer

are all of you insane???

have you been watching football this season?

Kurt Warner just played himself into the Hall of Fame today. He has nearly 30,000 career passing yards. Hes just led a team to a Super Bowl for the 3rd time, 2 franchises that had not been there, he took from the bottom to the top. Hes also from all reports a class act and hes tough as nails.

Id take him over hasnt won a big game in his life Romo anyday of the week.

MassPats38

I don't question whether he has a shot at the Hall of Fame. The "Great Wall of China" reference is likely to the fact he holds the ball in a certain way that allows opposing defenses to slap the ball out of his hand. Those fumbles are almost guaranteed turnovers.

In 110 career games, he has 91 fumbles, close to one per game. In Brady's 113 career games, he has 65 fumbles. The "Greatest Show on Turf" had a great line, but he still put the ball on the turf. Warner will also be 38 and has mentioned retirement repeatedly this season.

I don't question whether Warner is a positive lockerroom presence, but Favre had a similar year last year in Green Bay with lesser receivers than the Cards have and I don't think he was the best move for the Jets this year. Warner doesn't have the wear Favre has, but he hasn't exactly been the Rock of Gibraltar in avoiding injury. In his career, he has played 3 16-game seasons.

T_Brady12

Kurt Warner stamped his ticket to Canton on that game-winning drive. That was masterful.

Disco Volante

It's good Kurt Warner thanked Jesus.

Because if Jesus' two ligaments didn't tear during the Chiefs game, the Patriots would be in the Super Bowl again and the entire NFL universe would go back to normal.

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jcdavey

eh jesus wouldn't have lost a sb

jesus is joe montana