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Bob Glauber's NFL hot reads: Comeback for Kurt Warner?
Updated December 13, 2014 7:45 PM
By BOB GLAUBER bob.glauber@newsday.com
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St. Louis Rams quarterback Kurt Warner looks to pass to Marshall Faulk, right, in the first quarter against the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XXXVI at the Louisiana Superdome, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2002, in New Orleans. Photo Credit: AP / Doug Mills
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The Cardinals are 11-3 and atop the NFC West after a 12-6 win over the Rams, but they're desperate at quarterback. So desperate that head coach Bruce Arians asked former Cardinals QB Kurt Warner, who turned 43 in June and hasn't played in five seasons, if he'd consider a comeback.
Warner gave it some serious thought . . . and still is, quite frankly. But so far, the answer is no. Which means the Cardinals will go with third-stringer Ryan Lindley, who replaced injured backup Drew Stanton, who had previously replaced injured starter Carson Palmer.
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One other thing to consider: If Warner, who now works for the NFL Network, were to play again, he wouldn't get the chance to be considered for Hall of Fame selection until 2020. He's on this year's ballot, and the selection process takes place the day before the Super Bowl. Which will be played in Warner's old stadium.
Hmmm. Sure you wouldn't reconsider, Kurt?
-wish Warner would come back to the Rams and mentor and back up Bradford next year. not like st. louis has shown him much love. cant even retire his jersey not to mention got kicked to the curb? no wonder he likes AZ more.
Updated December 13, 2014 7:45 PM
By BOB GLAUBER bob.glauber@newsday.com
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Bob Glauber
Glauber has been Newsday's national football columnist since 1992. He was Newsday's football writer covering the Jets and ...
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The Cardinals are 11-3 and atop the NFC West after a 12-6 win over the Rams, but they're desperate at quarterback. So desperate that head coach Bruce Arians asked former Cardinals QB Kurt Warner, who turned 43 in June and hasn't played in five seasons, if he'd consider a comeback.
Warner gave it some serious thought . . . and still is, quite frankly. But so far, the answer is no. Which means the Cardinals will go with third-stringer Ryan Lindley, who replaced injured backup Drew Stanton, who had previously replaced injured starter Carson Palmer.
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One other thing to consider: If Warner, who now works for the NFL Network, were to play again, he wouldn't get the chance to be considered for Hall of Fame selection until 2020. He's on this year's ballot, and the selection process takes place the day before the Super Bowl. Which will be played in Warner's old stadium.
Hmmm. Sure you wouldn't reconsider, Kurt?
-wish Warner would come back to the Rams and mentor and back up Bradford next year. not like st. louis has shown him much love. cant even retire his jersey not to mention got kicked to the curb? no wonder he likes AZ more.