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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2009
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Cards' Warner Should Be Lock for Hall of Fame

QB has been misused throughout his career: Pompei

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(Newser) – Kurt Warner belongs in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and it’s only because NFL teams have dreadfully misused his talents that anyone would dispute that, Dan Pompei writes for the Chicago Tribune. Green Bay signed Warner but failed to develop him. He later took the Rams to two Super Bowls, but they gave up on him while he struggled with injury.

The Giants then signed him, but their running-based offense was mismatch, and New York cut him in 2005. The best the tragically underestimated Warner could do was latching on with lowly Arizona, and look—the Cardinals play Sunday in the Super Bowl, a feat they surely couldn’t have achieved without him. That alone should make him a lock of the Hall.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner throws a pass during practice today Tampa, Fla., site of Sunday's Super Bowl.
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner throws a pass during practice today Tampa, Fla., site of Sunday's Super Bowl.   (AP Photo)
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner walks off the field following the team's media day for Super Bowl XLIII yesterday in Tampa, Fla.
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner walks off the field following the team's media day for Super Bowl XLIII yesterday in Tampa, Fla.   (AP Photo)
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Getting here with this football team was enough for Kurt Warner to make the Hall of Fame. I think most people would admit the Cardinals are not here without him. He's kind of put them on his back and carried them.
- Cris Collinsworth, NBC sportscaster

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