Kurt Warner

Kurt Warner, the NFL quarterback who defied the odds, led struggling franchises to Super Bowl success. From obscurity in 1999, he won Super Bowl XXXIV with the St. Louis Rams and earned NFL and Super Bowl MVP titles. Warner's dominance continued with the Rams, securing multiple playoff appearances and two NFL MVP awards. Despite setbacks, he revitalized his career with the Arizona Cardinals, leading them to their first-ever Super Bowl in 2008 and setting franchise records. In the postseason, Warner achieved legendary status, holding several career records and delivering remarkable Super Bowl performances. After retiring in 2009, he found success as a broadcaster, while also making a difference through philanthropy with the First Things First Foundation and Treasure House. Warner's inspiring story was depicted in the movie "American Underdog," and he launched QBConfidential, an instructional platform. Kurt Warner resides in Arizona with his family.