"We will rally around Kurt Warner and we will PLAY good football". I can never forget that quote.

This man doesn’t think he belongs in the Hall of Fame? How humble could one get! He is such a good role model for any one!

This man is a class act! Never doubt that you belong in the Hall of Fame.

Kurt Warner is a winner in life. What matters most.

I love Kurt Warner. I'm a Packers fan but I'm also from Germany and I saw Kurt as the Admirals QB and he was really good. He torched the German teams Rhein Fire and Galaxy. I had seen him in Düsseldorf once and when he became the Rams starter it was surreal. Between 1999 and 2002 I watched all the Rams games that I could find on TV. He was really, really special. I admire his perseverance and class.

Kurt you absolutely belong in the Hall of Fame never doubt that not only are you an incredible human being but one of the best quarterback to ever ever ever play the game. God bless you sir

The year Kurt Warner burst on the scene..I had drafted Marshal Faulk and some guy named Issac Bruce. Then when Green got hurt ..I watched some no name throw 3 TD’s! On a whim I picked him up after week 1.. by week 3 he was unstoppable. The other two were unstoppable!, I dominated the league! I was a guru! Great times! The reality is this guy is like a saint, perfect example of how to be a real man!

This interview reveals the humility and faith of a man whose character is based in family and God. Thank you Joe for the excellent interview with Kurt Warner!

I never get tired of hearing and seeing a " good guy" like Kurt win it all!

There may be some QBs who throw as well, but NONE better; he threw ropes with the right arc, the right lead and tempo, beautiful touch; and he’s a humble great person.

Warners story is a throwback to the days of old in the NFL when players loved the game. For years players were low wage and brutally treated. Kurt was the last glimpse of this breed of man ill see in the last years of my life. HOF and one of the greats in every arena. No debate. God bless you and yours my brother.

Kurt Warner will be remembered for the class act he is!

Warner’s story always brings tears of joy to me. “I know I can when given the opportunity.”

I met Kurt at the 2022 Big 12 Championship game in Dallas. Very nice guy. He sat with the other parents rooting for their sons on the Kansas State Wildcats. Super nice guy.

Very few stories as amazing as this❤❤

Coach V was the coach that gave Papale a chance in Philly so it's fitting he gave Kurt a chance and another Superbowl.

A great quarterback, and an even better Man......🏈

One of the best persons to ever play the game!!

Kurt Warner was the first NFL quarterback name that I learned on my own. As a kid I'd heard of Marino, Bradshaw, Joe Montana, Namath, etc. But Kurt Warner was the first player that I remember watching and actually seeing for myself that "wow, this Warner guy is really good. I think I'm gonna pull for the Rams". Little did I know that I was watching one of the greatest offenses to ever be assembled.

What a class act Kurt Warner is. He was not only one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time, he is a great human being. The more l learn about him the more l admire him. Great interview.

I grew up a Los Angeles Rams fan all my life, but regardless my favorite Rams team was the St. Louis Rams led by Kurt Warner. With Kurt Warner at quarterback, the Rams were the most exciting team to watch in my history of watching Rams football.

One of the best underdog stories in sports history

Brock Purdy ( Kurt Warner 2.0 ? ) 🙏🏽😎. As a 49ers fan since 79. I’ve always admired Kurt Warner. He is what a man should aspire to be on & off the field. Much props & respect for him!!! Thank you Kurt for all that you did & continue to do for the game of football👊🏽

Not sure there has been another athlete in my lifetime that I have liked as a person quite as well as Kurt Warner.

The true definition of a “MAN” Kurt Warner

He gave us a great ride in St. Louis with the Rams and I also followed the Cardinals in Arizona because they were a St. Louis team prior to moving to Arizona. He came with in an eyelash of winning that Super Bowl as well. He's a great quarterback and he's also one of my favorite QB analysists today. 9

A wonderful mother who sacrificed whatever for her children. He never give up and took it one day at a time. Leadership and ability😊

That Cardinal run was special.

Joe Buck…great job in this interview as with all you do!!!

Dick Vermil gave the commencement speech at my high school graduation. And he cried. So glad he got to be part of that incredible time with the rams. Kurt Warner was a machine. The whole team was. They took it to another level.

Kurt Warner is a gem. True example of the American Dream!

YOU BELONG!!! Your playoff and Super Bowl stats are as good as anyone has ever achieved. Your heart is your greatest asset.

What a beautiful interview! i didn't know that much about Kurt. There's so many good things about his story. Starting when he says at one time, "Why can't i just have the easy road?" Well the rough road paid off. He reminds me of the Civil War generals who were nothing until the Civil War came along and they rose above their circumstances. "I'm so much better than arena football." i went to one arena football game and i went to 1000 of them! Dick Vermeil in this story as in any story about football really takes a hold of me. Real men do indeed cry.

Kurt I'm a St. Louisan and you are my favorite athlete of all time, and the person that you are makes it so much easier to feel that way. I also truly believe in my heart of hearts that had Dick Vermeil NOT retired after your SB win, that the Rams would have indeed become a dynasty. Mike Martz was an unbelievable offensive coordinator, but didn't have the personality to be an effective head coach. He ended up running you out of town. Vermeil was perfect in the job. Only to retire and then come back a year later with KC. THE GREATEST SHOW WAS INDEED THE PERFECT STORM!

Total Class!!! On and off the field.....

This guy is a fighter. ❤ life is difficult and is not always fair but this guy..... awesome. What a story. 👍🥰👍🥰👍🥰👍🥰

I agree. He was my favorite QB of all time

Warner is being incredibly gracious about that career ending hit. That hit was a dirty hit. The play was long over.

Nice interview! Total class act.

Kurt Warner threw for 300 yards in 44% of his starts. The guy in second place? 28%! Yes, Kurt, you are absolutely a Hall of Famer.

Great ending tribute by Joe Buck.

I love the words from Joe at the end. One man lifting another up.

This piece is among the best I've ever seen. Honestly, you folks deserve an award!

What a great story Kurt Warner is! I moved to Cedar Rapids, IA in the late 1980s when Kurt was a senior at Regist High, the Catholic private school. He was a big star with his name was in the CR Gazette sport pages every Saturday during football season. After that he would disappear and then pop up again a few years later. FIrst it was University of Northern Iowa and then the St Louis Rams. As a Cowboys fan I always hated the Rams, but Kurt made me a fan. Same story with the Cardinals. What a great quarterback, and an even better human being!

My respect for Kurt as a Christian grew exponentially after viewing this with J. Buck.

Definitely Underrated ,one of the best ever.

New Orleans was always dirty hitting,but Kurt is a pro a great QB,and a great guy,Thanks Kurt

This is the prime example of a great man. A great human being. God Bless you and your family. If you only knew what took from this. When you talked perspective you are a man that has lived by principles. Thank you.

To be honest I thought the season was over when Trent Green went down I didn't even watch but I would look at the stats and for three games I saw 309 yards and three touchdowns 275 three touchdowns 310 yards three touchdowns and then I was sold on Kurt Warner

His time in Arena football compressed his reaction time. He has stated that before.

Excellent. One of my favorite sports stories, and players.

He is a rare man who has terrific character. God bless you!

He kept at it. Way to go

I mean in a short career by HOF QB standards he had 3 Super Bowl appearances. Just great.

The year after their Super Bowl win, they came to Charlotte to play. I told everyone, I had to see these guys. There is something special about them. I was still hoping my Panthers would win, but of course they beat the tar out of us. However, I have never regretted going to that game. Kurt Warner: awesome player, even better man.

I'm from KC, but Warner will always be my favorite QB. A class act.

Kurt Warner Stan Musial My two sports icons, my two greatest sports heroes of my life I never saw Stan play , but his story MOVED me so much I SAW EVERY MINUTE OF KURT HES THE REAL DEAL hes as good as advertized Not a fake Not a phony As good of a man as he was a player THIS INTERVIEW WAS GREAT THANKS FOR POSTING IT

I'm willing to bet it's his eyesight. He just seemed to see everything on the field. Much like Larry Bird

Ive watched American football in the UK for 40 years ... there have been many great quarterbacks, as a GB fan Favre, buy only 1 i admire ... Kurt worked hard for every single thing he accomplished and deserves it all

Kurt, when you quarterbacked The Greatest Show on Turf you not only elevated your team, you elevated all of professional football across the country and internationally. Yes, you belong in the Hall, of course you do!

In all three Super Bowls when he left the field for the last time in each game his team was winning!

Just think, if Trent Green didn't tear up his knee, Kurt Warner might have never played.. He was so good.. Fast offense, got rid of the ball quick, HOF !!!

Til this day today Nov 30th 2023 Kurt Warner is the most precise passer ever in the NFL better than Elway Manning Brady Montana Marino he was the most precision passer threw the ball exactly where it had to be and to where his receiver was the only one who could catch and get to the ball

I had never heard the story about the missed opportunities to try out for the Bears. The whole time he was telling it, I kept thinking: Sounds about right, Bears miss out once again on a great qb.

One of my favorite players!! Great interview

Proud to be from the same state as KW. He's a hell of a good man

He has an amazing story. I know it well, but not as much from his personal perspective, which made it so much better. He's a class act, and I hope he accomplishes what he is hoping for in the future. He deserves all of it.

Joe Buck does his homework and demonstrates how to run an interview. Most interviewers try to entertain and fly by the seat of their pants with no depth. Mr. Buck could shows how to to work with the person being interviewed. Thanks. GB

He took the Cardinals to the Superbowl. That alone should get HOF consideration.

Such an inspiring story, really enjoyed the Ram’s Super Season.

Big Rams fan here, stretching back to the often frustrating times during their first run in L.A. I don't pay any mind at all to the NFL now. But I welled up with a teary pride when I re-lived for a moment here in the clip of Kurt and the boys beating San Fran after the Rams had been 0-17 against them for an eternity. Damn! that Greatest Show on Turf was a thing of beauty and made this one Rams fan happy when it actually happened on the field and almost as happy when watching it from the film archives years later. Listening to Kurt reminisce makes for a good show. Yeah, watching this was fun.

A hero 👍👍👍

Mr. Buck also clearly demonstrates how to professionally dress for an interview. It may not seem like a big deal, but it is.That's appreciated. GB

I'm from Arizona. Became a fan of Cardinals when Kurt Warner arrived, not just because he won games, but because of his character and leadership, both on the field and off the field. Wish we had him back.

I watched that game when Kurt got his first shot... the media had been making a story line about him and how he packed groceries, then he got his shot.

A inspiration in a true soul and life of human growth and commitment to never give up your dreams. Live on cuz it ain't over

Kurt is perfect example on never give up on you're dream

You know what’s great about this show? It gives everybody a shot in the arm to work and believe in themselves. Keep going Mr Buck ( here from Brazil 🇧🇷)

I never realized both of his superbowl losses were really close games. He could have easily have 3 rings. He was so much fun to watch.

Riveting. Great inspirational moving interview.

Thank you Kurt!! Proof that anything can happen if believe and never stop trying!!

Bless you and your Family, Kurt.

I'm a Steelers fan and I almost,almost wish Kurt could've won the 08 Superbowl,if it had been anyone else they were playing but the Steelers! Kurt should be a coach in the NFL if he so chooses!

Big fun, listening to these legends laughing about all of the great times in that golden era of the NBA.

An outstanding individual

I was in St. Louis for the 1999 Championship as a Tampa fan, living in Tampa since 1973 as a season ticket holder. I have followed Kurt since that game, the fastest release of the football I have ever seen. Also a real Gentlemen.

Wow this 3rd one ive witnessed and truly beautiful! U nailed another! Now ill watch the Super Bowl and later i watch another great interview! I love Kurt, i was here in Arizona, rooting for the the man! A great person! Again a Great interview/video! Thanks U both!

Buck, You really give a great interview....I'm a layman but really appreciate your insights

So amazingly great! What an episode! i am blessed - we are all so blessed to have watched this.

My favourite QB by some distance and what a great man. I've only just discovered watching this how close he might have come to being QB for my Bears 😯. If only 😢

I was never a Rams fan, but that greatest show on turf was some of the most fun, most exciting football I ever saw.

I live near Pittsburgh and as such I'm a Steelers fan. He makes me feel bad for the Steelers beating his Cardinals in the Super Bowl. Seriously, he's that guy that makes me kinda sorta wish he had won that game.....almost.

As a Rams fan Thank God for Kurt Warner. As a human being Thank God he's on this earth

Kurt, I hope you read this are have agent to read it to you, if ever there was a player that belong in the NFL Hall of Fame , it’s you Kurt, you are one of my sports idols, I grew up South of St. Louis and you are a Legend and what sports is all about. You just needed a chance to prove it. I also believe the man upstairs helped you in your journey too. 😉🏈

The parallels between him and his team, and Brock Purdy are amazing to me. He’s a guy who was barely drafted, no one thought he could play, and yet he was an incredibly accurate passer who fit perfectly into an innovative offense filled with HOF level talents. Kurt had Martz, Faulk, Bruce, and Holt - as well as a HOF LT in Orlando Pace. Brock has Shannahan, McCaffrey, Kittle, Debo and Aiyuk - and a future HOF LT in Trent. Neither Purdy nor Kurt had the strongest arm (a wildly overrated attribute - c.f. JaMarcus Russell), but they were precise passers who hit their receivers in stride and always seem to hit the open receiver. When I watch Purdy and hear the criticism of him being a “system QB with so much talent around him” I see Kurt. Every HOF QB I can think of had great talent around them and usually great head coaches as well. So what? Kurt is a class human being, always outwardly humble and self-deprecating, but inwardly confident.

Very interesting and informative interview I’ve seen in a long time. God bless you Kurt Warner 🙏🏻

A most decent human being. 1 thing made him the best-the game was in slo-mo for him. All the great ones have that. The others are in a panic.

Great interview!

We love this story

I read his book and have so much respect for him and his “ never give up” attitude.