KURT WARNERPRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME FINALIST | CLASS OF 2017

THE HIGHLIGHTS • A two-time NFL MVP (1999 and 2001); was also named Super Bowl XXX-IV MVP after leading the Rams to a victory over the Tennessee Titans.• One of three players in NFL history (Craig Morton & Peyton Manning) to start at QB in the Super Bowl for two different teams. The two teams Warner led the Super Bowl (Rams/Cards) hadn't earned a playoff berth in the decade prior; in that span the Rams had eight seasons with 10+ losses in the prior decade and the Cardinals had seven.• On the list of the top passing performances in Super Bowl history, War-ner owns spots 1, 2 and 3 (414 yards vs. Tennessee in Super Bowl XXXIV; 377 yards vs. Pittsburgh in Super Bowl XLIII; 365 yards vs. New England in Super Bowl XXXVI).• In NFL history, only Tom Brady (1,605 yards in six games) has more ca-reer passing yards in the Super Bowl than Warner (1,156 in three games).• One of eight QBs in history to win multiple league MVP awards. Four are already in the Pro Football Hall of Fame (Unitas, Montana, Young and Favre). The other four are Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers and Warner.• In NFL history, only Drew Brees (66.6) has a better career completion percentage than Warner's 65.5 (Min. 2,500 attempts).• Posted three career games with a perfect passer rating of 158.3, tied with Peyton Manning for the most in NFL history.• With 100 TD passes with the Cardinals and 102 TDs with the Rams, joins Fran Tarkenton (NYG & MIN) and Peyton Manning (IND & DEN) as the only players in NFL history with 100+ TD passes for two separate teams.

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6-2, 214College: Northern IowaBorn: June 22, 1971Hometown: Burlington, IACardinal Seasons: 5NFL Seasons: 12

• Played 12 seasons in the NFL with the Rams (1998-03), Giants (2004) and Cardinals (2005-09). Appeared in 124 games (116 starts) and threw for 32,344 yards, 208 TDs and had a career passer rating of 93.7. • Four-time Pro Bowler (1999-01, ’08) and two-time All-Pro (1999, ’01), led the NFL in completion percentage and average gain per attempt three times, led the NFL in passer rating and TDs twice and led the league in passing yards once.• Established an NFL single-game record for completion percentage (92.3% on 24-of-26 attempts) at Jacksonville on 9/20/09. • Reached 50 career 300-yard games in his 113th career game. He be-came the fastest QB in NFL history to reach 50 300-yard games, shatter-ing the former record held by Marino (176 games).• Threw for 300 yards 52 times in his 124-game career. Only Drew Brees (106), Peyton Manning (93), Tom Brady (76), Dan Marino (63) and Brett Favre (62) have more career 300-yard games.• Threw his 200th career TD in his 118th career game. Only Marino, Aar-on Rodgers, Peyton Manning, Brett Favre and Tom Brady reached 200 passing TDs in fewer career games.• Joins Peyton Manning (Indianapolis/Denver) and Carson Palmer (Cin-cinnati/Arizona) as the only players in NFL history to throw for 14,000+ yards for two different teams. • His 9.88 yards per pass attempt during the 2000 season ranks as the highest single-season total of the modern era and highest total since Norm Van Brocklin averaged 10.14 yards per attempt in 1954.• In 2008, was honored as the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year for his community service and was also awarded the “Good Guy Award” from the Pro Football Writers Association for the player who most helps the media do its job.

QB KURT WARNERPro Football Hall of Fame Finalist

Class of 2017

Kurt Warner’s career is arguably the most incred-ible in the nearly 100-year history of the National Football League. His improbable journey began with a quick training camp stop as an undrafted NFL rookie free agent out of Northern Iowa and was followed by stints in the Arena League and NFL Europe, not to mention as the most-famous shelf-stocker in supermarket history.

Fate and faith would lead him back to the NFL where he achieved unimaginable and unprece-dented success, frequently on the game’s big-gest stage. Few have ever combined Hall of Fame-caliber on-field play with an even greater level of off-field excellence the way Kurt Warner has. As such, his place among the game’s all-time greats is undeniable.

A C A R E E R L I K E N O O T H E R

Below is a look at where Warner ranks among NFL all-time leaders:Statistic RankSingle Game Completion Pct (93.3) 1st Games With Perfect Passer Rating (3) t-1st Most Consecutive Games with 120+ Passer Rating (4) t-1st Most Consecutive 300-Yard Passing Games (6) t-4th Passing Yards Per Game (260.8) 5th Career Completion Pct (65.5) 2nd Most 300-Yard Passing Games In A Career (52) 6th Highest Career Passer Rating (93.7) 9th Passing Yards Per Attempt (7.95) 5th

W H E R E H E R A N K S

• In NFL postseason history, only Bart Starr (104.8) has a better passer rat-ing than Warner (102.8). Only Tom Brady (11) and Peyton Manning (9) have more 300-yard passing games than Warner (6) and only Matt Ryan (67.6) has a better completion percentage than Warner (66.5). • Despite playing in just 13 career postseason games, his 31 TD passes rank seventh all time behind Tom Brady (61 in 33 games), Joe Montana (45 in 23 games), Brett Favre (44 in 24 games), Peyton Manning (40 in 27 games), Aaron Rodgers (36 in 17 games) and Dan Marino (32 in 18 games).• Threw for at least 365 yards in an NFL-record six postseason contests.• Warner and Daryle Lamonica are the only QBs in NFL history to throw for 5+ TD passes in multiple postseason games (each did so twice).• In Arizona's 2009 Wild Card win over the Packers, completed 80+ percent of his passes (87.8%), threw for over 300 yards (379) and threw five TD passes, a feat that has been accomplished just three times in NFL postsea-son history. Warner is the architect of two of those three performances.• Warner is one of nine quarterbacks in NFL history to start a conference championship game for two different teams.• Warner (7) joins John Elway (8) and Craig Morton (7) as the only QBs in NFL history to go at least seven years between Super Bowl appearances.

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C A R D I N A L S C A R E E R

• Posted three of the five highest single-season completion percentage totals in Cardinals history, including the top three totals in club annals (67.1% in 2008; 66.1% in 2009; 64.5% in 2005). • Ranks fourth in franchise history in career pass attempts (2,105), fourth in completions (1,371), first in completion percentage (65.1), fourth in passing yards (15,843), fourth in TD passes (100), and second in passer rating (91.9). • His 22 300-yard outings are tied with Carson Palmer for the most in franchise history. • Warner (3) joins Neil Lomax (4) and Carson Palmer (3) as the only QBs in franchise history with at least three 3,000-yard seasons and is the only QB in franchise history to throw for 3,000+ yards in three consecutive seasons.• Is the only QB in franchise history to throw for 20+ TDs in three consec-utive seasons (27 in 2007; 30 in 2008; 26 in 2009).• Posted a 100.0+ passer rating 24 times as a member of the Cardinals. The team had a 19-5 record in those games, winning the final 14 straight.

Originally signed by the Green Bay Packers as an undrafted free agent on 4/28/94 but was released on 8/17/94. Went on to play in the Arena Football League with the Iowa Barnstorm-ers (1995-97) before signing as a free agent with the St. Louis Rams on 12/26/97. Allocated to NFL Europe where he played for the Amsterdam Admirals during the 1998 NFL Europe season. Played six seasons for the Rams (1998-2003) before signing with the Giants on 6/3/04 as an unrestricted free agent. Signed a one-year contract with the Cardinals on 3/6/05 as an unrestricted free agent and inked a three-year pact with Arizona on 2/14/06, following the 2005 season. Re-signed with the Cardinals on 3/4/09, agreeing to a two-year contract as an unrestricted free agent. Retired following the 2009 season.

P R O C A R E E R

Started all 16 regular season and four postseason games, setting numerous franchise passing records and earning his fourth career trip to the Pro Bowl … named NFC Offensive Player of the Week after posting a perfect passer rating of 158.3 vs. Mia (9/14), became the first Cardinal QB to post a perfect passer rating since Jim Hart @ NYJ 11/23/75 ... in 100th career game totaled 381 yards on 35-of-49 passing vs. Car (10/26) ... surpassed 10,000 passing yards as a Cardinal with 328 yards vs. SF (11/10); became the fifth QB in Cardinals history to eclipse 10,000 passing yards ... became first QB in franchise history with four consecutive 300-yard games by registering 395 yards @ Sea (11/16) ... against former team totaled 351 yards vs. NYG (11/23); eclipsed 40,000 career passing yards as a pro QB ... recorded 235 passing yards @ Phi (11/27) which gave him 3,741 passing yards for the season, the second highest total in franchise history ... against former team completed 24-of-33 passes for com-pletion percentage of 72.7 vs. StL (12/7); with 347 completions on the season surpassed Neil Lomax (345 in 1984) for the franchise record ... registered one TD vs. Min (12/14); marked the franchise record 22nd consecutive game he had thrown at least one TD pass ... recorded a passer rating of 117.1 and for the first time since 12/17/01 (vs. NO), registered four TD passes vs. Sea (12/28); gave him a franchise record 30 TD passes on the season ... recorded two long pass plays with a 42-yard TD to Fitzgerald and a 71-yard TD to Bol-din vs. Atl (1/3/09) in the Wild Card matchup ... for the second straight week helped set a then franchise postseason-high with 33 points scored while throwing two TDs @ Car (1/10/09) ... recorded a career playoff best passer rating of 145.7 and the second best postseason completion percentage of his career (75.0) vs. Phi (1/18/09); improved to 3-0 in Conference Championships ... registered 377 yards passing and two TDs vs. Pit (2/1/09) to record the sec-ond-highest total in Super Bowl history, behind the 414 yards he threw for against Tennessee in Super Bowl XXXIV.

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Started 15 of 16 games in the regular season and both postseason contests … named a Pro Bowl al-ternate after throwing for 3,753 yards and 26 TDs … voted a team captain by his teammates and started the first 10 games of the season, setting a new ca-reer-high with 41 consecutive games started (includ-ing postseason) … completed an NFL record 92.3% of his passes @ Jax (9/20); completed the first 15 passes of the game to set a franchise record for con-secutive completions to start a game and tied Jake Plummer (vs. Washington, 11/8/98) for the franchise consecutive completions record ... registered a 109.8 passer rating and 302 passing yards after completing 20-23 passes for 262 yards and two TDs in the first half vs. Hou (10/11); became one of five QBs in NFL history to throw for 300+ yards at least 50 times during their career and became the fastest to reach 50, doing it in just 113 career games, surpassing Dan Marino (176 games) … totaled 276 yards passing and a QB rating of 100.8 @ Sea (10/18); surpassed 30,000 career passing yards in 114th career game, tying Marino as the fastest QB in NFL history to reach 30,000 career passing yards; helped offense possess the ball for 42:50, marking the first time since 12/18/94 (41:31 vs. Cin) that Arizona held the ball for at least 40:00 … registered a passer rating of 132.9 and tied career-high with five TDs while becoming the third Cardinals QB since 1965 to throw for four TDs in the first half @ Chi (11/8); named “NFC Offensive Player of the Week”; marked second time he has thrown for five TDs (10/10/99 vs. SF), setting an NFL record for the longest time between five TD games (10 years, 29 days); became the first Cardinals QB since Charley Johnson (6 TDs-vs. NO, 11/2/69) to throw for at least five TDs in a game … completed 29-of-38 passes (76.3%) for a sea-son-high 340 yards, two TDs and a passer rating of 120.5 vs. Sea (11/15); became 29th player in NFL history to reach 200 career TD passes and was the fifth fastest to reach the milestone (118 games) … for only the second time in NFL history (Johnny Unitas-1965), registered a passer rating of 120.0+ (127.7) for the fourth consecutive game by completing 22-32 passes for 285 yards and three TDs vs. Min (12/6); became the first QB in franchise history with a passer rating of 100.0 or better in four consecutive games; became the second QB in franchise history with at least three 3,000-yard seasons (Neil Lomax-4) and the first with three consecutive 3,000+ yard seasons; for the second time in ‘09 (ninth time in his career) was named “NFC Offensive Player of the Week” … totaled 313 passing yards on 24-38 passing for a passer rating of 106.6 after a 2nd quarter where he completed 14-18 passes for 196 yards, two TDs and a season long 45-yard pass vs. StL (12/27); recorded 100th passing TD as a member of the Cardinals, making him the second QB in NFL history to throw at least 100 TD passes for two different teams (Fran Tarkenton, Vikings/Giants) … recorded the second highest passer rating (154.1) in NFL postseason history by completing 29 of 33 passes for 379 yards, five TDs and no INTs vs. GB (1/10/10); finished with a completion per-centage of 87.9, the third highest in NFL postseason history (min. 20 attempts); became the first player in the Super Bowl era with two separate streaks of 11 consecutive completions in a postseason game.

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2 0 0 7 : C A R D I N A L S

Began season as a backup but started final 11 games after Matt Leinart suf-fered season ending collarbone injury in week five … before Leinart’s injury, the two split duties in games three and four when Warner came in to run a special “no huddle” package … played most of the season with a brace on his left elbow after tearing a ligament vs. Car (10/14) … 27 TDs was the third high-est single season total in team history … saw action in his 80th career game as part of no huddle package and registered 258 yards on 15-of-20 passing with two TDs and a passer rating of 150.0 @ Bal (9/23) … shared time with Leinart for the second straight week, recording a team-high 132 yards and one TD vs. Pit (9/30) … started vs. Car (10/14) and completed both passes be-fore injuring left elbow on sack by Julius Peppers in the first quarter … despite torn ligament, started next week @ Was (10/21) with heavily braced arm and completed 27-of-41 passes for 282 yards with two TDs and two INTs … totaled a career-high 484 yards (2nd most in franchise history) on 34-of-48 passing with two TDs and two INTs vs. SF (11/25); 484 passing yards was the highest single-game total in the NFL in 2007 … in 90th career game eclipsed 23,000 career passing yards @ Sea (12/9) … recorded 233 yards, three TDs and a QB rating of 106.7 @ NO (12/16); marked his 34th career game with a QB rating over 100 and became the first Cardinals QB to throw for 20 TDs in a season since Neil Lomax in 1988 and the eighth time in team history a QB has thrown for 20+ TDs … tied a career-high with 35 pass completions with 369 passing yards and three TDs vs. Atl (12/23); recorded a QB rating of 105.9, which was his fifth start of 2007 and 35th career start where he finished with a passer rating over 100 … threw 41st 300-yard passing game of career with three TDs vs. StL (12/30) to mark a career-high eighth consecutive multi-TD game; his 10 multi-TD games in 2007 were the most since he recorded 10 in 2001.

Saw action in six games with five starts in his second season with the Cardi-nals … completed 23-of-37 passes for 301 yards, three TDs and a 114.8 passer rating in the season opener vs. SF (9/10), his sixth 300-yard day of his Cardi-nals career and 36th overall; named the NFC Offensive Player of the Week for his performance, his sixth career Player of the Week honor and second with the Cardinals ... completed 19-of-28 passes for 256 yards and a TD vs. StL (9/24); in 76 career games, became the second fastest QB to reach 20,000 yards in NFL history, with only Dan Marino, 74 games, doing it faster … saw his first action since Oct. 1, coming in the game after Matt Leinart suffered a shoulder sprain in the second quarter, completing nine-of-13 passes for 105 yards @ SF (12/24) … in his first start since week four, completed 22-of-32 passes for 356 yards and one TD @ SD (12/31); his 64-yard completion to An-quan Boldin in the fourth quarter established a new team long for the season while his 68.8% completion percentage also established a season-high for a starting QB.

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Saw action in 10 games with 10 starts in his first season with the Cardinals … recorded his first 300-yard passing game since he threw for 342 yards for the Rams @ NYG (9/7/03) … completed 28-of-41 passes for 307 yards in the home opener vs. StL (9/18); in the final drive of the game con-nected on six-of-six passes for 76 yards … suffered a groin injury @ Sea (9/25) and did not return in the second half of the game … in-active vs. SF (10/2); vs. Car (10/9) due to the groin injury … did not play as the back-up QB vs. Ten (10/23); @ Dal (10/30) … recorded his 32nd career 300+ passing day vs. Sea (11/6) connecting on 29-of-48 passes for 334 yards, one TD and three INTs; found WR Bryant Johnson for a six-yard TD pass … had his second consecutive 300-yard passing day, completing 29-of-45 passes for 359 yards and one TD for a 96.4 passer rating, his highest since 2004 … recorded first win as a Cardinal in a 38-28 victory over his former team @ StL (11/20) completing 27-of-39 passes for 285 yards and three TDs … completed 10-of-10 passes for 115 yards and a TD before leaving the game @ Hou (12/18) with a sprained MCL … placed on injured reserve (knee) on 12/20 and missed the final two games of the season.

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Played in 10 games with nine starts for the Giants before being replaced as the starter, after posting a 5-4 record, by rookie Eli Manning … started vs. Was (9/19) and completed 22-of-33 attempts for 232 yards with one TD; opened the game with eight straight completions, the seventh of those eight was a 38-yard TD pass to Tim Carter … completed 20 passes on 26 attempts for 187 yards with one TD and one INT @ GB (10/3); streak of passes thrown without an INT ended at 126 when he was picked off by safety Darren Sharper late in the first quarter; four-yard TD pass to Shockey in the fourth quarter was his second TD of the season and gave the Giants a 14-7 lead … finished with 18 completions on 33 attempts for 217 yards with one TD in a win @ Dal (10/10); became the first Giants QB since Danny Kanell in 1997 to win four of his first five starts … in his final game as the starter @ Arz (11/14), finished with 19 completions on 30 attempts for 193 yards, one TD and no INTs … did not see action for next three games before replacing Eli Manning @ Bal (12/12) in the fourth quarter completing six-of-nine attempts for 127 yards.

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2 0 0 1 : R A M S ( N F L M V P )

Started all 16 regular season and three postseason games for the Rams … earned NFL MVP honors for second time in three seasons, edging teammate Marshall Faulk by one vote … led the NFL in completions (375), completion percentage (68.7), passing yards (4,830), TD passes (36), average yards per attempt (8.85), passer rating (101.4), third down passing (109.5), and was third in the NFC and fourth in the NFL in fourth quarter passer rating (101.4) while throwing a career-high 564 passes … became third quarterback in Rams history to earn three or more consecutive Pro Bowl berths (Norm Van Brocklin 6, 1950-55; Roman Gabriel 3, 1967-69) … set team records for com-pletions, completion percentage, passing yards, most seasons with 4,000 or more passing yards (two), and most games with 300 or more passing yards in career (26) … tied then-NFL record for 300-yard passing games in a season (nine) and tied a team record for most games with four or more TD passes in career (6) … became the fastest player to reach 10,000 passing yards in NFL history, accomplishing the feat vs. Car (11/11), in his 36th game … 375 ranked 6th on NFL’s all-time single-season list … had one of the best games of his ca-reer vs. Mia (9/30), completing 24-of-31 passes (77.4 percent) for 328 yards, four TDs and no INTs (150.3 rating) … in three postseason games, completed 68-of-107 passes for 793 yards, four TDs and three INTs … led Rams from a 14-point deficit in Super Bowl XXXVI vs. NE (2/3), directing two TD drives in fourth quarter to tie score at 17-17 before the Rams lost on a last-second FG by the Patriots’ Adam Vinatieri.

Played in two games with one start for the Rams … threw for 342 yards while completing 34-of-54 @ NYG (9/7) with one TD and an INT; the 54 attempts were a career-high, and second most in Rams franchise history; it marked his 30th ca-reer 300-yard passing game; was sacked six times and fumbled and suffered a concussion … did not play again until regular season finale @ Det (12/28), com-pleting four-of-11 passes for 23 yards.

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Played in seven games with six starts during injury-plagued season in St. Louis … started first four games, leaving the game vs. Dal (9/29) with a finger inju-ry that would sideline him for the next five games … saw limited action vs. Chi (11/18) … returned to starting lineup for the next two games, @ Was (11/24) and @ Phi (12/1) … missed final four games with a hand injury, and was placed on injured reserve (12/12) … recorded three 300-yard passing games, including a season-high 315 yards @ Den (9/8) … reached several milestones @ TB (9/23), where he completed his 1,000th career pass, becoming the fastest to reach the milestone in terms of games (47, one game fewer than Drew Bledsoe and Peyton Manning), and attempts (1,487, 84 fewer attempts than Joe Montana - 1,571); his 17th attempt (an incompletion) was the 1,500th of his career, qualifying him for the NFL’s career list of leading lifetime passers; became the third QB to enter the list at No. 1, following Joe Montana (1983) and Dan Marino (1986), and first QB to enter the list with a rating of over 100.0 … opened game @ Was (11/24) by completing a career-high 15 consecutive passes, tying for third-longest streak in team history; a 4-yard TD pass to Troy Edwards was his 100th career TD pass, moving him into 4th place in Rams history, surpassing Hall of Famer Bob Water-field, and tying Brett Favre for the 5th-fastest to reach the milestone (50 games) in NFL history.

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2 0 0 0 : R A M S

Started all 11 games in which he played, helping Rams set NFL records for passing yards and total yards … earned second straight Pro Bowl berth … led NFL in completion percentage (67.7) and average gain (9.88) … his 1,557 pass-ing yards after four games set NFL record for most passing yards in four con-secutive games … completed 25-of-35 passes while passing for career-high 441 yards with three TDs and three INTs vs. Den (9/4) in leading Rams to first Monday Night Football win since 1988; his passing yardage was the third highest opening-game total in NFL history … set career-high and tied team record with 35 completions (in 47 attempts) for 386 yards @ Sea (9/10) … be-came first player in NFL history to record perfect passer rating of 158.3 twice vs. SD (10/1); completed 24-of-30 passes for 390 yards, four TDs and no INTs in earning NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors … tied NFL record with sixth consecutive 300-yard passing game vs. Atl (10/15), when he completed 24-of-40 passes for 313 yards and three TDs; it was the 1st time in NFL history a team had 300-yard passer (Warner) and 200-yard rusher (Faulk, 208 yards) in same game … broke pinky finger on right hand on center snap on last play of 1st half @ KC (10/22) … started NFC Wild Card Game @ NO (12/30) and completed 24-of-40 passes for 365 yards, three TDs and three INTs.

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Started all 16 regular season and three postseason games while producing one of the most memorable and improbable stories in NFL history … was named the league’s MVP and Super Bowl MVP while leading Rams to their first championship since 1951 … earned first Pro Bowl invitation … re-wrote Rams’ single season passing records by completing 325-of-499 passes for 4,353 yards, 41 TDs and 13 INTs … his passer rating of 109.2 was the fifth-high-est in NFL history … led NFL in TD passes, completion percentage (65.1), third down passer rating (137.3), fourth quarter passer rating (116.0), and was sec-ond in the league in passing yards … set eight team records: QB rating, passing yards, completions, completion percentage/season, completion percentage/game (86.9), most games with 300 passing yards in a season (9), most con-secutive 300-yard passing games (4), and most TD passes in a season, while tying record for most TD passes in a game (5) and tying NFL record for most 300 yards passing games in a season (since passed by Oakland’s Rich Gannon in 2002) … threw more TD passes in first four starts (14) than any player in NFL history, throwing three TD passes in opening victories vs. Bal (9/12), vs. Atl (9/26), and @ Cin (10/3) and throwing a career-high five scoring passes in win vs. SF (10/10) … threw for more passing yards (1,217) in first four starts than any player in NFL history … led Rams on 19 scoring drives (17 TDs) between 71-80 yards (team had four in 1998) and 11 TD drives between 81-90 yards (team had five in 1998) … threw for then career-high 351 yards in division ti-tle-clinching win @ Car (12/5) … had streak of 133 consecutive passes thrown without an INT in Games 4-8, third longest in team history … completed 27-of-33 passes for 391 yards and five TDs in NFC Divisional Game vs. Min (1/16) ... threw game-winning 30-yard TD pass to Ricky Proehl with 4:44 remaining to give Rams 11-6 win vs. TB in NFC Championship Game (1/23) … passed for Super Bowl record 424 yards in win over Tennessee (1/30); threw game-win-ning 73-yard TD pass to WR Isaac Bruce with 1:54 to play in the game.

Saw first career action in the 4th quarter of Rams’ final game vs. SF (12/27); completed 4-of-11 passes for 39 yards … assumed the backup role behind Steve Bono for the final two games after a season-ending knee injury suffered by Tony Banks vs. NE (12/13) … DNP @ Car (12/20) … inactive as third QB for the first 14 games.

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Started all 10 games for the Amsterdam Admirals … led league in passing yards (2,101), attempts (326), completions (165), and TDs (15).

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Passed for 10,486 yards and 183 TDs in three seasons with the Iowa Barnstorm-ers (which became the New York Dragons) … led Iowa to two straight Arena Bowl appearances … named one of the top-ten players in Arena Football history to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the league.

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Gateway Conference Offensive Player of the Year as a senior at Northern Iowa … led the conference in total offense and passing efficiency … passed for more than 300 yards four times … two-time Gateway Player of the Week … started only as a senior.

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W A R N E R ’ S C A R E E R S T A T S

REGULAR SEASON STATSPassing YdsYear Team GP/GS Att Cmp Pct. Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst Rating1998 StL 1/0 11 4 36.4 39 3.5 0 0 21 0 0 47.21999 StL 16/16 499 325 *65.1 4,353 *8.7 *41 13 75t 29 201 *109.22000 StL 11/11 347 235 *67.7 3,429 *9.9 21 18 85t 20 115 98.32001 StL 16/16 546 *375 *68.7 *4,830 *8.8 *36 22 65t 38 233 *101.42002 StL 7/6 220 144 65.5 1,431 6.5 3 11 43 21 130 67.42003 StL 2/1 65 38 58.5 365 5.6 1 1 37t 6 38 72.9 2004 NYG 10/9 277 174 62.8 2,054 7.4 6 4 62t 39 196 86.52005 Ariz 10/10 375 242 64.5 2,713 7.2 11 9 63 23 158 85.82006 Ariz 6/5 168 108 64.3 1,377 8.2 6 5 64 14 104 89.32007 Ariz 14/11 451 281 62.3 3,417 7.6 27 17 62 20 140 89.82008 Ariz 16/16 598 401 67.1 4,583 7.7 30 14 79t 26 182 96.9 2009 Ariz 15/15 513 339 66.1 3,753 7.3 26 14 45 24 172 93.2 AZTotals 61/57 2,105 1,371 65.1 15,843 7.5 100 59 79t 107 756 91.9CareerTotals 124/116 4,070 2,666 65.5 32,344 7.9 208 128 85t 260 1,669 93.7*Led NFL

RushingYear Team Att Yds Avg Lg TD1998 StL 0 0 0.0 0 01999 StL 23 92 4.0 22 12000 StL 18 17 0.9 11 02001 StL 28 60 2.1 23 02002 StL 8 33 4.1 9 02003 StL 1 0 0.0 0 02004 NYG 13 30 2.3 13 1 2005 Ariz 13 28 2.2 13 02006 Ariz 13 3 0.2 9 02007 Ariz 17 15 0.9 9 12008 Ariz 18 -2 -0.1 11 0 2009 Ariz 21 10 0.5 10 0 AZTotals 82 54 0.7 13 1CareerTotals 173 286 1.7 23 3

POSTSEASON STATSPassing YdsYear Team GP/GS Att Cmp Pct. Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst Rating1999 StL 3/3 121 77 63.6 1,063 8.79 8 4 77t 3 24 100.02000 StL 1/1 40 24 60.0 365 9.13 3 3 38 2 15 83.92001 StL 3/3 107 68 63.6 793 7.41 4 3 50 6 45 86.72008 Ariz 4/4 135 92 68.1 1,147 8.49 11 3 71t 5 20 112.2 2009 Ariz 2/2 59 46 78.0 584 9.89 5 1 33t 2 12 129.1 Total 13/13 462 307 66.5 3,952 8.55 31 14 77t 18 116 102.8

RushingYear Team Att Yds Avg Lg TD1999 StL 6 2 0.3 4 02000 StL 1 5 5.0 5t 12001 StL 9 8 0.9 5 12008 Ariz 8 1 0.1 6 02009 Ariz 1 0 0.0 0 0 Total 25 16 0.6 6 2

Full name Kurtis Eugene Warner … he and his wife, Brenda, have seven children: sons Zachary, Kade and Elijah and daughters Jesse, Jada and twins Sienna and Sierra … graduated with a degree in communications … attended Cedar Rapids Regis (IA) High School, where he lettered in football, basketball, and baseball … Des Moines Register all-state selection in football during his senior season ... es-tablished the First Things First Foundation in the spring of 2001 with wife Brenda to promote Christian values and bless the lives of those less fortunate with proj-ects such as trips to Disney World for ill children, building recreation centers in children’s hospitals, helping single moms achieve the dream of homeownership, and teaching Special Olympians the football basics … all projects are centered on Kurt and Brenda’s life theme: faith and family come first.

P E R S O N A L

Careerregularseasonrecordasastarter:67-49(.578):13-3 (.813) in 1999; 8-3 (.727) in 2000; 14-2 (.875) in 2001; 0-6 (.000) in 2002; 0-1 (.000) in 2003; 5-4 (.556) in 2004; 2-8 (.200) in 2005; 1-4 (.200) in 2006; 5-6 (.455) in 2007; 9-7(.563) in 2008; 10-5 (.667) in 2009.RegularSeasonSingle-GameHighs:Attempts: 57, @ Jets (9/28/08); Completions: 40, @ Jets (9/28/08); Yards: 484, vs. San Francisco (11/25/07); Interceptions: 5, twice, last vs. Carolina (11/1/09); LongPass: 85t, @ Atlanta (9/24/00); Touchdowns: 5, twice, last @ Chicago (11/8/09); Sacked: 8, @ Philadelphia (12/1/02); 300-yd.passinggames: 52, last vs. St. Louis (12/27/09), 313 yards; Rating:158.3, three times, last vs. Miami (9/14/08) (24-19-0, 361 yds., 79t LG, 3 TD’s); RushingAttempts: 6, @ New England (11/18/01); RushingYards: 26, @ Detroit (11/7/99); LongRun: 23, vs. San Francisco (12/9/01); RushingTouchdowns: 1, three times, last @ St. Louis (10/7/07); MostConsecutiveCompletions: 15, twice, last @ Jacksonville (9/20/09).

PostseasonSingle-GameHighs:Attempts: 45, vs. Tennessee (Super Bowl XXXIV) (1/30/00); Completions: 31, vs. Pittsburgh (Super Bowl XLIII) (2/1/09); Yards: 424, vs. Tennessee (Super Bowl XXXIV) (1/30/00); LongPass:77t vs. Minnesota (1/16/00); Touchdowns: 5, twice, last vs. Green Bay (1/10/10); 300-yd.passinggames: 6, last vs. Green Bay (1/10/10), 379 yards; Rating: 154.1, vs. Green Bay (1/10/10) (33-29-0, 379 yds, 33t LG, 5 TD’s); RushingAttempts: 4, twice, last vs. Atlanta (1/3/09); RushYards: 6, vs. New England (Super Bowl XXXVI) (2/3/02); RushingTouchdown:1, twice, last vs. New England (Super Bowl XXXVI) (2/3/02).

Warner finished his career as one of the most accurate passers in NFL history. Among all-time QBs with at least 2,500 pass attempts, only Drew Brees (66.6) has a better career completion percentage than Warner (65.5). NFLRecord-CareerCompletionPercentage(min.2,500attempts)Rnk Player(Years) Pct Comp Att1 Drew Brees (2001-) 66.6 5,836 8,7582 KurtWarner(1998-09) 65.5 2,666 4,0703 Peyton Manning (1998-15) 65.3 6,125 9,3804 Tony Romo (2004-) 65.3 2,829 4,3355 Aaron Rodgers (2005-) 65.1 3,034 4,657Playing for the Cardinals in 2009, Warner established an NFL single-game re-cord by completing 92.3 percent of his pass attempts (24-of-26) against the Jaguars in Week 2. NFLRecord-Single-GameCompletionPercentage(min.20attempts)Rnk Player(Team) Pct(Com-Att) Opponent1 KurtWarner(AZ) 92.3(24-26) 9/20/09@Jax2 Vinny Testaverde (Cle) 91.3 (21-23) 12/26/93 vs. LA Rams3 Ken Anderson (Cin) 90.9 (20-22) 11/10/74 vs. Pit4 Lynn Dickey (GB) 90.5 (19-21) 12/13/81 vs. NO5t Philip Rivers (SD) 90.0 (18-20) 11/1/12 vs. KC5t Tony Romo (Dal) 90.0 (18-20) 12/21/14 vs. Ind 5t Steve Young (SF) 90.0 (18-20) 10/20/91 vs. DetWarner’s 65.1 completion percentage with the Cardinals represents the top career total in franchise history. FranchiseRecord-CareerCompletionPercentageRnk Player(Years) Pct1 KurtWarner(2005-09) 65.12 Carson Palmer (2013-16) 62.63 Neil Lomax (1981-88) 57.64 Jake Plummer (1997-02) 55.95 Jim Hart (1966-83) 51.1Warner owns the top three single-season completion percentage totals in Car-dinals history. CompletionPercentageRnk Player(Year) Pct1 KurtWarner(2008) 67.12 KurtWarner(2009) 66.13 KurtWarner(2005) 64.54 Carson Palmer (2015) 63.75 Carson Palmer (2013) 63.3

DEADLY ACCURATE

Although he played in just 61 games with the Cardinals, Warner retired with some of the best numbers of any QB in the team's long history. His 15,843 passing yards with the Cardinals represent the fourth-best total in team history. FranchiseRecord-CareerPassingYardsRnk Player(Years) Yards1 Jim Hart (1966-83) 34,6392 Neil Lomax (1981-88) 22,7713 Jake Plummer (1997-02) 17,6224 KurtWarner(2005-09) 15,8435 Charley Johnson (1961-69) 14,928Warner is one of just four players in Cardinals history to throw 100+ TD passes in their career. FranchiseRecord-CareerTouchdownPassesRnk Player(Years) TDs1 Jim Hart (1966-83) 2092 Neil Lomax (1981-88) 1363 Charley Johnson (1961-69) 1084 KurtWarner(2005-09) 1005 Carson Palmer (2013-16) 96Both is 2,105 pass attempts and 1,371 completions rank fourth in team history. FranchiseRecord-CareerCompletionsRnk Player(Years) Comp1 Jim Hart (1966-83) 2,5902 Neil Lomax (1981-88) 1,8173 Jake Plummer (1997-02) 1,5404 KurtWarner(2005-09) 1,3715 Carson Palmer (2013-16) 1,209FranchiseRecord-CareerPassAttemptsRnk Player(Years) Att.1 Jim Hart (1966-83) 5,0692 Neil Lomax (1981-88) 3,1533 Jake Plummer (1997-02) 2,7544 KurtWarner(2005-09) 2,1055 Charley Johnson (1961-69) 2,047

AMONG THE CARDS CAREER LEADERS

Warner posted a 93.7 career passer rating, the ninth-best total in NFL history. NFLRecord-CareerPasserRating(Min.2,500attempts)Rnk Player(Years) Rate1 Aaron Rodgers (2005-) 104.12 Tom Brady (2000-) 97.23 Tony Romo (2004-) 97.14 Steve Young (1985-99) 96.85 Peyton Manning (1998-15) 96.56 Drew Brees (2001-) 96.37 Philip Rivers (2004-) 94.78 Ben Roethlisberger (2004-) 94.19 KurtWarner(1998-09) 93.710 Matt Ryan (2008-) 93.6Warner's 91.9 passer rating during his time with the Cardinals represents the sec-ond-highest total in franchise history. FranchiseRecord-CareerPasserRatingRnk Player(Years) Rate1 Carson Palmer (2013-16) 92.02 KurtWarner(2005-09) 91.93 Neil Lomax (1981-88) 82.74 Charley Johnson (1961-69) 69.65 Jake Plummer (1997-02) 69.0

HIGHLY RATED

Warner threw for a total of 44,931 yards and 406 TDs as a professional QB.He passed for 10,486 yards in three seasons with the Arena Football League’s Iowa Barnstormers (1995-97) and 2,101 in his one season with the Amsterdam Admi-rals of NFL Europe (1998).Warner amassed 32,344 passing yards in the NFL with the Rams, Giants and the Cardinals. Here is a look at Warner’s passing numbers from his 16 collective seasons in professional football.Year Tm G/S Att Cmp Pct. Yds Yd/Att TD Int1995 Iowa 12/12 400 237 59.2 2,996 7.5 43 14 1996 Iowa 14/14 422 259 61.4 3,341 7.9 61 15 1997 Iowa 14/14 498 322 64.6 4,149 8.3 79 14 1998 Ams 10/10 326 165 50.6 2,101 6.4 15 6 1998 StL 1/0 11 4 36.4 39 3.5 0 0 1999 StL 16/16 499 325 65.1 4,353 8.7 41 13 2000 StL 11/11 347 235 67.7 3,429 9.9 21 18 2001 StL 16/16 546 375 68.7 4,830 8.8 36 22 2002 StL 7/6 220 144 65.5 1,431 6.5 3 11 2003 StL 2/1 65 38 58.5 365 5.6 1 1 2004 NYG 10/9 277 174 62.8 2,054 7.4 6 4 2005 Ariz 10/10 375 242 64.5 2,713 7.2 11 9 2006 Ariz 6/5 168 108 64.3 1,377 8.2 6 5 2007 Ariz 14/11 451 281 62.3 3,417 7.6 27 17 2008 Ariz 16/16 598 401 67.1 4,583 7.7 30 142009 Ariz 15/15 513 339 66.1 3,753 7.3 26 14 NFL 124/116 4,070 2,666 65.5 32,344 7.9 208 128Arena 40/40 1,320 818 61.9 10,486 7.9 183 43 NFL Europe 10/10 326 165 50.6 2,101 6.4 15 6 ProCareer 174/166 5,716 3,649 63.8 44,931 7.9 406 177

PROLIFIC AS A PRO

Warner posted three games with a perfect passer rating of 158.3 in his ca-reer. He final perfect game came with the Cardinals in Week 2 of the 2008 season - at the age of 37 and eight years after his previous perfect game. Warner—CareerPerfectPasserRatingsOpp Comp/Att Comp% Yds TD INT9/14/07 vs. Mia 19/24 79.2 361 3 010/1/00 vs. SD 24/30 80.0 390 4 010/3/99 @ Cin 17/21 80.9 310 3 0Warner's three career perfect games are the tied for the most in NFL histo-ry. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Warner is one of just five players in NFL history with multiple perfect games in their career. NFLRecord-GameswithPerfectPasserRating(perElias)Rnk Player(Years) Gms1t KurtWarner(1998-09) 31t Peyton Manning (1998-15) 33t Tom Brady (2000-) 23t Craig Morton (1965-82) 23t Ben Roethlisberger (2004-) 2

ACHIEVING PERFECTION

Warner is one of nine quarterbacks in NFL history to start a conference championship game for two differ-ent teams. Prior to 2008, when he led the Cardinals to the NFC Championship Game, Warner’s previous conference championship appearances came in 1999 and 2001 with the Rams. Warner finished his career with a perfect 3-0 record in conference championship games.QBsLeadingTwoTeamstoConferenceTitleGamesQuarterback 1stTeam 2ndTeamPeyton Manning Indianapolis (’03, ’06, ’09) Denver (’13, ’15)Brett Favre GB (’95-97, ’07) Minnesota (’09)KurtWarner St.Louis(’99,’01) Arizona(’08)Kerry Collins Carolina (’96) NY Giants (’00)Joe Montana San Fran (’81, ’83-84, ’88-90) Kansas City (’93)Jay Schroeder Washington (’86) L.A. Raiders (’90)Doug Williams Tampa Bay (’79) Washington (’87)Craig Morton Dallas (’70) Denver (’77)Earl Morrall Baltimore (’68) Miami (’72)

SUCCESS IS DOUBLED

Warner started at QB in the Super Bowl three times during his career, earning MVP honors in Su-per Bowl XXXIV after the Rams 23-16 victory over the Tennessee Titans.Warner joins Craig Morton (Dallas and Denver) and Peyton Manning (Indy/Denver) as the only players to start at QB in the Super Bowl with two differ-ent teams. Both franchises Warner led to the Super Bowl had not earned a playoff berth in the previous decade. The Rams had eight seasons of 10-or-more losses in that span and the Cardinals had seven.After guiding the Cardinals to an appearance in Su-per Bowl XLIII, Warner returned to the Super Bowl for the first time since Super Bowl XXXVI following the 2001 season. Warner became only the third quarterback to start a Super Bowl seven or more years apart.QBswith7+YearsBetweenSuperBowlAppearancesQB Team(s) Seasons YrsApartJohn Elway Denver 1989, 1997 8KurtWarner St.Louis/Arizona 2001,2008 7Craig Morton Dallas/Denver 1970, 1977 7When he reached the Super Bowl, Warner was outstanding, totaling 1,156 yards passing in his three Super Bowl appearances. That is the second-highest total of any QB in Super Bowl history behind only Tom Brady, who has played in six Super Bowls.NFLRecord-SuperBowlPassingYards(Career)Rnk Player Yds Gms1 Tom Brady 1,605 62 KurtWarner 1,156 33 Joe Montana 1,142 44 John Elway 1,128 55 Peyton Manning 1,001 4The only QB to throw for 300+ yards in three Super Bowl appearances, Warner owns the top three passing performances in Super Bowl history.MostYardsInSuperBowlGameRnk Player(Team) Yds SuperBowl1 KurtWarner(StL) 414 XXXIVvs.Ten2 KurtWarner(AZ) 377 XLIIIvs.Pit3 KurtWarner(StL) 365 XXXVIvs.NE4t Joe Montana (SF) 357 XXIII vs. Cin4t Donovan McNabb (Phi) 357 XXXIX vs. NE

SUPER IN THE SUPER BOWL

Warner appeared in 13 career postseason contests, completing 307 of 462 pass attempts (66.5%) for 3,952 yards, 31 TDs, 14 INTs and a 102.8 passer rating. Be-low is a look at where his career postseason statistics rank in NFL history. Warner's 102.8 passer rating is the second-highest in NFL history. He joins Bart Starr and Drew Brees as the only QBs in NFL history with a 100+ passer rating for their career in the postseason. PostseasonPasserRating—Min.150attemptsRnk Player Gms Att Com Yds TD INT Rate1 Bart Starr 10 213 130 1,753 15 3 104.82 KurtWarner 13 462 307 3,952 31 14 102.83 Drew Brees 11 464 306 3,539 24 6 100.74 Aaron Rodgers 17 595 378 4,458 36 10 99.45 Matt Ryan 7 262 177 1,960 16 7 98.8His 304.0 passing yards per game rank second all-time. Warner, Drew Brees and Hall of Famer Dan Fouts are the only QBs in NFL history to average 300+ passing yards per game in the postseason. PassingYardsPerGame—PostseasonHistoryRnk Player Gms Yard� YPG1 Drew Brees 11 3,539 321.72 KurtWarner 13 3,952 304.03 Dan Fouts 7 2,125 303.64 Warren Moon 10 2,870 287.05 Matt Ryan 7 1,960 280.0Warner's 66.5 completion percentage in the postseason ranks second all-time. HighestPostseasonCompletionPct(Min.200att)Rnk Player Att Com Pct1 Matt Ryan 262 177 67.62 KurtWarner 462 307 66.53 Drew Brees 464 306 65.94 Warren Moon 403 259 64.35 Rich Gannon 240 154 64.2Warner averaged more yards per pass attempt (8.55) in the postseason than any QB in NFL history. MostPassYards/Attempt—PostseasonHistory(Min.200att)Rnk Player Att Yds Y/A1 KurtWarner 462 3,952 8.552 Joe Theismann 211 1,782 8.453 Jim Plunkett 272 2,293 8.434 Terry Bradshaw 456 3,833 8.415 Russell Wilson 336 2,777 8.26Despite playing in just 13 career postseason games, Warner's 31 postseason TD passes rank seventh in NFL history. Warner is one of just two QBs in NFL history to throw five or more TD passes in two postseason games (Daryle Lamonica-2) and his is the only QB in NFL history to throw four or more TD passes in three career playoff contests. CareerTDPasses—PostseasonHistoryRnk Player TDs Games1 Tom Brady 61 332 Joe Montana 45 233 Brett Favre 44 244 Peyton Manning 40 275 Aaron Rodgers 36 176 Dan Marino 32 187 KurtWarner 31 138 Terry Bradshaw 30 199 John Elway 27 2210t Joe Flacco 25 1510t Ben Roethlisberger 25 20 Warner threw for 300+ yards six times in the postseason. In NFL history, only Tom Brady (11) and Peyton Manning (9) have more 300-yard games. PostseasonGameswith300+YardsPassingRnk Player 300+1 Tom Brady 112 Peyton Manning 93t KurtWarner 63t Joe Montana 63t Drew Brees 6 Warner threw for 365+ yards six times in the playoffs. That is the most such games in NFL postseason history. Three of those came in his three Super Bowl appearances. PostseasonGameswith365+YardsPassingRnk Player 365+1 KurtWarner 62 Peyton Manning 53 Drew Brees 34t Tom Brady 24t Jeff George 24t Dan Marino 24t Aaron Rodgers 24t Andrew Luck 24t Russell Wilson 2

WARNER IN THE POSTSEASON

In the 2009 Wild Card win over the Packers, Warner completed 87.8% of his attempts for 379 yards and 5 TDs. That is a feat that has been accom-plished just three times in NFL postseason history, and Warner accounts for two of those outings. Peyton Manning is the only other player to put up those numbers in a postseason game (2003 AFC Wild Card). MORETDPASSES(5)THANINCOMPLETIONS(4)After completing 29 of 33 passes and 5 TDs against the Packers, Warner became just the sixth starting quarterback to finish a postseason game with more TD passes than incompletions.

HISTORIC OUTING VS. THE PACK

In the minds of many, Warner’s performance as a Cardinal combined with his earlier success with the Rams has secured an eventual spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The best case can be made by comparing Warner’s career to those of QBs already enshrined -- particularly the 15 modern era quarterbacks enshrined in the last 31 years. None of the other 15 modern-era HOF QBs can match Warner in completion percentage, yards per attempt or yards per game. Only Steve Young had a higher career passer rating than Warner’s 93.7. Only Dan Marino and Brett Favre had more career 300-yard passing games. Warner’s career totals for completions and yards exceeds the totals for five of the 15. His TD total (208) exceeds those of four. And Warner did it all in fewer games. While the 15 Hall of Famers in question averaged 194 games, Kurt needed only 124 to rank among them. The late start to his career, improbable emergence and subsequent career twists became part of his legend.There have been 12 quarterbacks in NFL history to start at least three Super Bowls. Eight of them are in the Hall of Fame. The only are Warner, Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Ben Roethlisberger. There have been eight QBs who have won multiple NFL MVP awards and four of those are in the Hall of Fame (Unitas, Montana, Young, Favre). The other four are Warner, Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Aaron Rodgers. Below are career statistics & achievements of the 15 H.O.F. quarterbacks of the last 32 years compared to Warner: Psr 300-yd Pro SB SB NFLPlayer,HOFYr. Years Gms Att Comp Pct Yds Y/A Y/G TD INT Rtg Games Bwl (W/L) MVP MVPJoe Namath, ‘85 (‘65-77) 140 3,762 1,886 50.1 27,663 7.35 197.6 173 220 65.5 21 5 (1-0) 1 -Roger Staubach, ‘85 (‘69-79) 131 2,958 1,685 56.9 22,700 7.67 173.3 153 109 83.4 6 6 (2-2) 1 -Fran Tarkenton, ‘86 (‘61-71) 246 6,467 3,686 56.9 47,003 7.27 191.1 342 266 80.4 13 9 (0-3) - 1Len Dawson, ‘87 (‘57-75) 211 3,741 2,136 57.1 28,711 7.67 136.1 239 183 82.6 9 7 (1-1) 1 -Terry Bradshaw, ‘89 (‘70-83) 168 3,901 2,025 51.9 27,989 7.17 166.6 212 210 70.9 4 3 (4-0) 2 1Bob Griese, ‘90 (‘67-80) 161 3,429 1,926 56.2 25,092 7.32 155.9 192 172 77.1 3 8 (2-1) - -Dan Fouts, ‘93 (‘73-87) 181 5,604 3,297 58.8 43,040 7.68 237.8 254 242 80.2 51 6 - - -Joe Montana, ‘00 (‘79-94) 192 5,391 3,409 63.2 40,551 7.52 211.2 273 139 92.3 39 8 (4-0) 3 2Jim Kelly, ‘02 (‘86-96) 160 4,779 2,874 60.1 35,467 7.42 221.7 237 175 84.4 26 5 (0-4) - -John Elway, ‘04 (‘83-98) 234 7,250 4,123 56.9 51,475 7.10 219.9 300 226 79.9 36 9 (2-3) 1 1Dan Marino, ‘05 (‘83-99) 242 8,358 4,967 59.4 61,361 7.34 253.6 420 252 86.4 63 9 (0-1) - 1Steve Young, ‘05 (‘85-99) 169 4,149 2,667 64.3 33,124 7.98 196.0 232 107 96.8 28 7 (1-0) 1 2Warren Moon, ‘06 (‘84-00) 208 6,823 3,988 58.4 49,325 7.23 237.1 291 233 80.9 49 9 - - -Troy Aikman, ‘06 (‘89-00) 165 4,715 2,898 61.5 32,942 6.99 199.6 165 141 81.6 13 6 (3-0) 1 - Brett Favre, ’16 (’91-10) 302 10,169 6,300 62.0 71,838 7.06 237.9 508 336 86.0 62 11 (1-1) - 3 AVGofthe15HOFQBs 194.0 5,433 3,191 58.2 39,885 7.38 202.4 266 200 81.8 28 7.2Kurt Warner (1998-) 124 4,070 2,666 65.5 32,344 7.95 260.9 208 128 93.7 52 4 (1-2) 1 2 Additional “Modern Era QBs” not included above: George Blanda (played 1949-58, 1960-75; enshrined in 1981), Y.A. Tittle (played 1948-64; enshrined in 1971), Otto Graham (played 1946-55; enshrined in 1965), Bart Starr (played 1956-71; enshrined in 1977), Bob Waterfield (played 1945-52; enshrined in 1965), Bobby Layne (played 1948-62; enshrined in 1967), Norm Van Brocklin (played 1949-60; enshrined in 1971), Johnny Unitas (played 1956-73; enshrined 1979) and Sonny Jurgensen (played 1957-74; enshrined 1983).

K U R T ' S C A N T O N C R E D E N T I A L S

Below is a breakdown of Warner's 208 career regular season TD passes by re-ceiver and by opponent. BYPLAYER BYOPPONENT TD Player(35) TD Opponent(31)39 Larry Fitzgerald 24 49ers27 Anquan Boldin 21 Falcons22 Isaac Bruce 15 Seahawks18 Marshall Faulk 15 Rams18 Torry Holt 13 Saints13 Az-Zahir Hakim 12 Lions8 Ricky Proehl 12 Panthers7 Roland Williams 9 Bears6 Steve Breaston 8 Redskins6 Jerheme Urban 7 Giants4 Jeremy Shockey 7 Dolphins4 Ernie Conwell 6 Eagles4 Bryant Johnson 5 Browns3 Ben Patrick 5 Chargers3 Jeff Robinson 5 Ravens2 Jason Wright 5 Bengals2 J.J. Arrington 4 Jaguars2 Leonard Pope 4 Vikings2 Adam Bergen 4 Colts2 Robert Holcombe 3 Buccaneers2 Tony Horne 3 Titans1 Early Doucet 3 Texans1 LaRod Stephens-Howling 3 Jets1 Anthony Becht 3 Cowboys1 Troy Bienemann 3 Broncos1 LeRon McCoy 3 Patriots1 Troy Edwards 2 Bills1 Troy Walters 1 Steelers1 James Hodgins 1 Cardinals1 Tiki Barber 1 Packers1 Ryan Tucker 1 Chiefs1 Tim Carter Never thrown TD Vs.1 Amp Lee Oakland Raiders1 Eric Edwards1 Brandon Manumaleuna

BREAKING DOWN THE TD TOTAL

Only five QBs in NFL history reached 200 career TD passes in fewer games than Warner, who reached the milestone in his 118th career game. FewestGamesto200CareerTDPassesRnk Player Games1 Dan Marino 892 Aaron Rodgers 993 Peyton Manning 1064 Brett Favre 1075 Tom Brady 1166 KurtWarner 118Below is a further breakdown of his 208 career TD passes:WithTeam Location Rams 102 Home 106Cardinals 100 Road 102Giants 6Distance Season(Top5)3 or fewer Yards 40 1999 414-9 Yards 62 2001 3610-19 Yards 48 2008 3020-29 Yards 16 2007 2730+ Yards 42 2009 26

118 GAMES TO REACH 200

Warner threw 100 TD passes as a member of the Cardinals. Combined with his 102 TD passes with the Rams, he is one of just three players in NFL history with at least 100 TD passes with two seperate teams. Hall of Fame QB Fran Tarkenton threw for 239 TDs with the Minnesota Vikings (1961-66, 1972-78) and 103 TDs for the NY Giants (1967-71). Future Hall of Fame QB Peyton Manning threw 399 TD pass while with the Indianapolis Colts (1998-11) and added 140 TDs with during his time with the Denver Broncos (2012-15).

TWO TEAMS, 100 PASSING TDS

Warner has long been one of the NFL’s best success stories, on and off the field. Over his final few NFL seasons, he received nearly as much praise for his character off the field as for his success on it. For all of his on-field ac-complishments, including a Super Bowl XXXIV win, two NFL Most Valuable Player awards and four Pro Bowl selections, Warner’s community work remains his biggest source of pride. In a 2009 Sports Illustrated poll of NFL players, Warner was selected by his peers as the active player who serves as the best role model on and off the field. BestRoleModelOnAndOffTheFieldPlayer(Team) Pct.QBKurtWarner(Ari) 18%QB Peyton Manning (Ind) 17%S Brian Dawkins (Den) 9%QB Drew Brees (NO) 6%TE Tony Gonzalez (Atl) 5%Warner was also recognized by USA WEEKEND as its Most Caring Athlete for 2009. Prior to the start of Super Bowl XLIII, Commissioner Roger Goodell and Connie Payton, Walter Payton’s wife, presented Warner with the 39th Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award, the only league recognition that acknowledges a player’s off-the-field community service as well as his playing excellence. After visiting flood-ravaged regions in 2008, he created a partnership with Habitat for Humanity to sponsor home builds throughout the Midwest. To date, he has raised over $650,000, including a $100,000 personal con-tribution, $100,000 from his foundation, and $100,000 each from the Ar-izona Cardinals and the NFL Disaster Relief Fund. Kurt and Brenda Warner established the "First Things First" foundation in 2001 and have personally contributed millions of dollars since then to host trips to Disney for Make-A-Wish families, furnish homes for low income single moms, and host Punt, Pass and Kick clinics with Special Olympic athletes, to name just a few of their initiatives.

A CHAMPION OFF THE FIELD

Below is a look at some of the firsts and lasts of Warner’s 12-year NFL career The totals below include both the regular season and postseason.Completions(2,973)First completion: 10 yards to RB Amp Lee at SF (12/27/98)Last completion: 7 yards to WR Steve Breaston at NO (1/16/10, Div Playoff)TDPasses(239)First TD pass: 6 yards to TE Roland Williams vs. Bal (9/12/99)Last TD pass: 17 yards to WR Steve Breaston vs. GB (1/10/10, Wild Card)Victories(76)First victory as starting QB: 9/12/99 vs. Baltimore (1st career start)Last victory as starting QB: 1/10/10 vs. Green Bay (Wild Card)300-YardGames(58)First 300-yard game: 309, vs. Baltimore (9/12/99) (1st career start)Last 300-yard game: 379, vs. Green Bay (1/10/10, Wild Card)PerfectPasserRating(3)First perfect passer rating: 10/3/99 at CincinnatiLast perfect passer rating: 9/14/08 vs. Miami

FIRSTS AND LASTS

During the 2009 season - playing in his 114th career game - Warner sur-passed 30,000 passing yards for his career. That ties Hall of Fame QB Dan Marino for the second-fewest games to reach 30,000 passing yards in NFL history. FewestGamesto30,000PassingYards—NFLHistoryRnk Player Games1 Matthew Stafford 1092t KurtWarner 114 2t Dan Marino 1144 Peyton Manning 1155 Aaron Rodgers 116In 2001 with the Rams, Warner became the fastest player in NFL history to reach 10,000 passing yards, reaching the mark in just his 36th career game.

REACHING 30,000

REGULAR SEASONPassingYards Completions Attempts TouchdownsYds Date Com Date Att Date TDs Date484 11/25/07 vs. SF 40 9/28/08 @ NYJ 57 9/28/08 @ NYJ 5 11/8/09 @ Chi472 9/28/08 @ NYJ 35 10/26/08 @ Car 54 9/7/03 @ NYG 5 10/10/99 vs. SF441 9/4/00 vs. Den 35 12/23/07 vs. Atl 52 9/27/09 vs. Ind 4 (6x), last 12/28/08 vs. Sea401 11/18/01 @ NE 35 9/10/00 @ Sea 52 11/23/08 vs. NYG395 11/16/08 @ Sea 34 (3x), last 11/25/07 vs. SF 52 12/23/07 vs. Atl

POSTSEASONPassingYards Completions Attempts TouchdownsYds Date Com Date Att Date TDs Date414 1/30/00 vs. Ten (SB) 31 2/1/09 vs. Pit (SB) 45 1/30/00 vs. Ten (SB) 5 1/10/10 vs. GB (WC)391 1/16/00 vs. Min (Div) 29 1/10/10 vs. GB (WC) 44 2/3/00 vs. NE (SB) 5 1/16/00 vs. Min (Div)379 1/10/10 vs. GB (WC) 28 2/3/02 vs. NE (SB) 43 2/1/09 vs. Pit (SB) 4 1/18/09 vs. Pit (Conf) 377 2/1/09 vs. Pit (SB) 27 1/16/00 vs. Min (Div) 43 1/23/00 vs. TB (Conf) 3 2/1/09 vs. Pit (SB)365 (2x), last 2/3/02 vs. NE (SB) 26 1/23/00 vs. TB (Conf) 40 12/30/00 @ NO (WC) 3 12/30/00 @ NO (WC)

WARNER'S CAREER TOP 5 PERFORMANCES

Below is a breakdown of Warner's top receiving targets during his NFL career. Top10ReceivingTargets

Receptions ReceivingTDsRec Player TDs Player345 WR Larry Fitzgerald 39 Larry Fitzgerald 305 WR Anquan Boldin 27 Anquan Boldin 268 RB Marshall Faulk 22 Isaac Bruce 230 WR Isaac Bruce 18 Torry Holt 219 WR Torry Holt 18 Marshall Faulk 127 WR Steve Breaston 13 Az-Zahir Hakim 107 WR Az-Zahir Hakim 8 Ricky Proehl 95 WR Ricky Proehl 7 Roland Williams 86 RB Tim Hightower 6 Steve Breaston 69 RB J.J. Arrington 6 Jerheme Urban

CONNECTING OFTEN

During his time in the NFL, Warner led the league in a number of categories.CompletionsLead the NFL with 375 completions in 2001.CompletionPercentageLed the NFL in completion % in 1999 (65.1%), 2000 (67.7%) and 2001 (68.7%).PassingYardsLed the NFL with 4,830 passing yards in 2001 TouchdownPassesLed the NFL in TD passes in 1999 (41) and 2001 (36). PassingYardsPerAttemptLed the NFL in pass yards/attempt in 1999 (8.7), 2000 (9.9) and 2001 (8.8).

FOLLOW THE LEADER

During the 2009 season, Warner posted a passer rating of 120+ in four consecutive games, becoming the first player since Hall of Famer Johnny Unitas (1965) to accomplished the feat.Warner is one of just six players in NFL history to post four consecutive games with a passer rating of 120+. NFLRecord-ConsecutiveGamesw/120+RatingRnk Player(Year) 120+1t Russell Wilson (2015) 51t Philip Rivers (2014) 53t KurtWarner(2009) 43t Matt Ryan (2016) 43t Tom Brady (2016) 43t Johnny Unitas (1965) 4Warner’s2009StreakDate Att Com Yds TD INT Rating12/6 vs. Min 32 22 285 3 0 127.711/22 @ StL 19 15 203 2 0 146.311/15 vs. Sea 38 29 340 2 0 120.511/8 @ Chi 32 22 261 5 0 132.9Totals 121 88 1,089 12 0 133.2

AN IMPRESSIVE STREAK IN 2009

During the 2009 season, Warner reached 50 career 300-yard games in just his 113th career game. He became the fastest quarterback in NFL history to reach the plateau, shattering the record previously held by Dan Marino (176 games).Despite having played in just 124 career games, Warner threw for 300+ yards 52 times in his career. That is the sixth-highest total in NFL history. NFLRecord-Career300-YardGamesRnk Player(Years) 300+ GmsPlayed1 Drew Brees (2001-) 106 2332 Peyton Manning (1998-15) 93 2663 Tom Brady (2001-) 76 2374 Dan Marino (1983-99) 63 2425 Brett Favre (1991-2010) 62 3026 KurtWarner(1998-09) 52 1247t Dan Fouts (1973-87) 51 1817t Philip Rivers (2004-) 51 1809t Carson Palmer (2003-) 49 1759t Warren Moon (1984-00) 49 2089t Aaron Rodgers (2005-) 49 1429t Ben Roethlisberger (2004-) 49 185Warner averaged 260.8 yards per game during his 12 NFL seasons. That rep-resents the fifth-best total in NFL history (min. 100 games played). NFLRecord-CareerPassingYardsPerGame(min.100games)Rnk Player Y/G Yds Games1 Drew Brees 283.7 66,111 2332 Matthew Stafford 278.0 30,303 1093 Peyton Manning 270.5 71,940 2664 Matt Ryan 265.5 37,701 1425 KurtWarner 260.8 32,344 124Warner’s 22 300-yard games with the Cards are a franchise record (Neil Lomax is #2 with 19).

Warner’sRegularSeasonGamesWith300+YardsYds Opp. Date Att.Cmp. Pct. TD Int.LG Sk Yds Rat W/L484 SF 11/25/07 48 34 70.8 2 2 62 4 30 99.7 L472 NYJ 9/28/08 57 40 70.2 2 3 37 5 46 84.8 L441 Den 9/4/00 35 25 71.4 3 3 80t 2 8 106.5 W401 NE 11/18/01 42 30 71.4 3 2 38 1 5 105.4 W395 @Sea 11/16/08 44 32 72.7 1 1 45 2 13 98.2 W394 SF 9/17/00 34 23 67.6 2 2 78t 1 5 101.8 W390 SD 10/1/00 30 24 80.0 4 0 53 2 14 158.3 W386 @Sea 9/10/00 47 35 74.5 1 1 50 1 7 96.6 W385 NO 10/28/01 47 29 61.7 1 4 42 2 10 59.3 L381 @Car 10/26/08 49 35 71.4 2 1 30 2 16 99.1 L369 Atl 12/23/07 52 35 67.9 3 0 31 0 0 105.9 W361 Mia 9/14/08 24 19 79.2 3 0 79t 2 12 158.3 W359 @Det 11/13/05 45 29 64.4 1 0 32 0 0 96.4 L359 Ind 12/30/01 30 23 76.7 3 1 51 2 0 135.3 W356 @SD 12/31/06 32 22 68.8 1 0 64 1 10 116.1 L354 @SF 12/4/05 45 29 64.4 1 2 54t 2 15 77.5 W351 NYG 11/23/08 52 32 61.5 1 1 32 1 3 79.9 L351 @Car 12/5/99 31 22 70.9 3 2 49 1 5 113.8 W346 @NO 12/12/99 31 21 67.7 2 1 40 1 10 113.1 W346 Min 12/10/00 32 27 84.4 0 0 36 0 0 111.7 W343 @StL 11/2/08 33 22 67.6 2 0 56t 1 9 121.1 W342 @NYG 9/7/03 54 34 63.0 1 1 37t 6 38 79.4 L342 @Atl 12/2/01 23 17 73.9 4 0 65t 2 9 155.3 W340 SEA 11/15/09 38 29 76.3 2 0 37 0 0 120.5 W338 @NO 12/17/01 32 23 71.9 4 0 40t 4 29 145.6 W337 @Sea 12/9/07 46 28 60.9 3 5 38 5 32 65.5 L336 @Atl 9/24/00 19 12 63.2 4 1 85t 3 15 124.5 W334 Sea 11/6/05 48 29 60.4 1 3 63 4 27 62.3 L334 Chi 12/26/99 35 24 68.5 3 1 48t 0 0 115.7 W332 IND 9/27/09 52 30 57.7 1 2 40 4 40 67.1 L328 SF 11/10/08 42 32 76.1 3 0 46 0 0 121.9 W328 @Ten. 10/31/99 46 29 63.0 3 0 57t 6 41 106.1 L328 Mia 9/30/01 31 24 77.4 4 0 45t 1 10 150.3 W327 StL 9/18/05 41 28 68.2 0 1 27 5 30 80.0 L323 SF 10/10/99 23 20 86.9 5 1 49 1 9 140.2 W321 @SF 9/23/01 35 24 72.7 3 1 39t 1 12 114.1 W319 NYG 12/19/99 32 18 56.2 2 0 65t 1 0 111.3 W316 @TB 12/18/00 32 20 62.5 2 3 72t 2 18 77.1 L316 NYG 10/14/01 46 28 60.9 0 1 37 6 42 72.4 W315 Jax 11/27/05 46 29 63.0 2 1 41 3 14 88.6 L315 @Den 9/8/02 41 32 78.0 0 1 43 3 20 88.5 L313 STL 12/27/09 38 24 63.2 2 0 45 2 16 106.6 W313 Atl 10/15/00 40 24 60.0 3 1 47 3 11 99.3 W310 @Cin 10/3/99 21 17 80.9 3 0 60 2 11 158.3 W309 Bal 9/12/99 44 28 63.6 3 2 38 3 25 88.2 W308 @Phi 9/9/01 42 28 66.7 1 2 27 4 26 76.3 W305 @Det 11/7/99 42 25 59.5 3 2 75t 4 30 85.9 L302 HOU 10/11/09 38 26 68.4 2 0 26t 1 6 109.8 W301 SF 9/10/06 37 23 62.1 3 0 39 3 18 114.8 W301 @TB 9/23/02 45 30 66.7 0 4 25 5 32 48.5 L301 @Was 11/24/02 49 34 69.4 2 1 30 3 21 90.6 L300 StL 12/30/07 39 23 58.9 3 2 26 0 0 87.6 W

THE FASTEST EVER TO 50

The sight of Warner wearing gloves in games – regardless of the condi-tions – became so commonplace in his last few years with the Cardinals that it’s hard to remember when he began the custom.Midway through the 2006 season, Warner started wearing them in prac-tice to improve his grip. He first wore the gloves in a game on 12/24/06 at San Francisco and he continued the practice from then on – covering a total of 51 games in all (47 starts).In that span, the be-gloved Warner was outstanding. He completed 66.1% of his passes (1,190 of 1,801) for 13,945 yards with 100 TDs compared to 49 INTs with a passer rating of 96.6. In that time, he topped 300 yards 18 times (including two 400-yard games) and had a passer rating of 100+ on 24 occasions.

THE GLOVED ONE

During the 2009 season - playing in his 114th career game - Warner surpassed 30,000 passing yards for his career. That ties Hall of Fame QB Dan Marino for the second-fewest games to reach 30,000 passing yards in NFL history. FewestGamesto30,000PassingYds—NFLHistoryRnk Player Games1 Matthew Stafford 1092t KurtWarner 114 2t Dan Marino 1144 Peyton Manning 1155 Aaron Rodgers 116In 2001 with the Rams, Warner became the fastest player in NFL histo-ry to reach 10,000 passing yards, reaching the mark in just his 36th ca-reer game. In league history, only Matthew Stafford (71 games) reached 20,000 passing yards in fewer games than Warner (76 games).

REACHING 30,000

Warner (3), Carson Palmer (3) and Neil Lomax (4) are the only QBs in Cardinals history with at least three 3,000-yard seasons. Warner is the only QB in franchise history to throw for 3,000+ yards in three consecutive seasons (2007-09).Warner’s3,000-YardSeasonsInAZYear Att Com Yds TD INT2009 513 339 3,753 26 142008 598 401 4,583 30 142007 451 281 3,417 27 17Warner threw for 3,000+ yards in each of his first three full NFL seasons as a starter (1999-01 with the Rams) and in each of his final three seasons (2007-09 with the Cardinals). He threw for 4,000+ yards three times, in-cluding two seasons with 4,500+ yards.

3,000+ IN THREE STRAIGHT

WARNER'S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS

2009(CARDINALS)Date Opp GP/GSAtt Cmp Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst RatingW/LSept. 13 SF 1/1 44 26 59.1 288 6.5 1 2 40 3 29 67.2 LSept. 20 @ Jax 1/1 26 24 92.3 243 9.3 2 0 22t 0 0 131.2 WSept. 27 IND 1/1 52 30 57.7 332 6.4 1 2 25 4 40 67.1 L Oct. 11 HOU 1/1 38 26 68.4 302 7.9 2 0 26t 1 6 109.8 W Oct. 18 @ Sea 1/1 41 32 78.0 276 6.7 2 1 22 2 10 100.8 WOct. 25 @ NYG 1/1 36 20 55.6 231 6.4 1 1 44 2 15 72.8 WNov. 1 CAR 1/1 46 27 58.7 242 5.3 2 5 19 2 16 47.8 L Nov. 8 @ Chi 1/1 32 22 68.8 261 8.2 5 0 24 1 5 132.9 WNov. 15 SEA 1/1 38 29 76.3 340 8.9 2 0 37 0 0 120.5 WNov. 22 @ StL 1/1 19 15 78.9 203 10.7 2 0 38 1 7 146.3 WNov. 29 @ Ten Inactive – Head Dec. 6 MIN 1/1 32 22 68.8 285 8.9 3 0 39t 0 0 127.7 WDec. 14 @ SF 1/1 29 16 55.2 178 6.1 0 2 29 4 18 44.9 LDec. 20 @ Det 1/1 36 22 61.1 228 6.3 1 1 28 2 10 77.1 WDec. 27 STL 1/1 38 24 63.2 313 8.2 2 0 45 2 16 106.6 WJan. 3 GB 1/1 6 4 66.7 31 5.2 0 0 13 0 0 79.2 L Total 15/15 513 339 66.1 3,753 7.3 26 14 45 24 172 93.2 10-5Jan. 10 GB 1/1 33 29 87.9 379 11.5 5 0 33 1 4 154.1 WJan. 16 @ NO 1/1 26 17 65.4 205 7.9 0 1 28 1 8 73.4 L Postseason 2/2 59 46 77.9 584 9.9 5 1 33 2 12 129.1 1-1

2008(CARDINALS)Date Opp GP/GSAtt Cmp Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst RatingW/LSept. 7 @ SF 1/1 30 19 63.3 197 6.6 1 0 40 3 21 93.3 WSept. 14 MIA 1/1 24 19 79.2 361 15.0 3 0 79t 2 12 158.3 WSept. 21 @ Was 1/1 30 16 53.3 192 6.4 2 1 62t 2 13 81.5 L Sept. 28 @ NYJ 1/1 57 40 70.2 472 8.3 2 3 37 5 46 84.8 L Oct. 5 BUF 1/1 42 33 78.6 250 6.0 2 0 18 0 0 107.3 WOct. 12 DAL 1/1 30 22 73.3 236 7.9 2 1 39 1 10 104.3 WOct. 26 @ Car 1/1 49 35 71.4 381 7.8 2 1 30 2 16 99.1 L Nov. 2 @ StL 1/1 33 22 67.6 343 10.4 2 0 56t 1 9 121.1 WNov. 10 SF 1/1 42 32 76.1 328 7.8 3 0 46 0 0 121.9 WNov. 16 @ Sea 1/1 44 32 72.7 395 8.9 1 1 45 2 13 98.2 WNov. 23 NYG 1/1 52 32 61.5 351 6.8 1 1 32 1 3 79.9 LNov. 27 @ Phi 1/1 39 21 53.8 235 6.0 3 3 40 0 0 65.7 LDec. 7 STL 1/1 33 24 72.7 279 8.5 1 1 58 1 7 95.4 WDec. 14 MIN 1/1 45 29 64.4 270 6.0 1 1 50t 4 25 78.9 LDec. 21 @ NE 1/1 18 6 33.3 30 1.7 0 0 10 1 7 42.4 LDec. 28 SEA 1/1 30 19 63.3 263 8.8 4 1 50 1 0 117.1 W Total 16/16 598 401 67.1 4,583 7.7 30 14 79t 26 182 96.9 9-7Jan. 3 ATL 1/1 32 19 59.4 271 8.5 2 1 71t 0 0 94.7 WJan. 10 @ Car 1/1 32 21 65.6 220 6.9 2 1 41 1 5 93.2 WJan. 18 PHI 1/1 28 21 75.0 279 9.9 4 0 62t 2 12 145.7 WFeb. 1 PIT 1/1 43 31 72.1 377 8.8 3 1 64t 2 3 112.3 L Postseason 4/4 135 92 68.1 1,147 8.5 11 3 71t 5 20 112.2 3-1

2007(CARDINALS)Date Opp GP/GSAtt Cmp Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst RatingW/LSept. 10 @ SF Did Not PlaySept. 16 SEA Did Not PlaySept. 23 @ Bal 1/0 20 15 75.0 258 12.9 2 0 37 0 0 150.0 L Sept. 30 PIT 1/0 21 14 66.6 132 6.3 1 0 20 1 6 99.7 WOct. 7 @ StL 1/0 28 14 50.0 190 6.8 1 1 34 0 0 69.0 WOct. 14 CAR 1/1 2 2 100.0 21 10.5 0 0 16 2 21 110.4 LOct. 21 @ Was 1/1 41 27 65.9 282 6.9 2 2 43 1 3 81.6 LNov. 4 @ TB 1/1 30 10 33.3 172 5.7 0 2 47 0 0 26.0 LNov. 11 DET 1/1 36 26 72.2 259 7.2 3 1 20t 2 15 108.4 WNov. 18 @ Cin 1/1 28 16 57.1 211 7.5 2 0 44t 3 14 104.9 WNov. 25 SF 1/1 48 34 70.8 484 10.1 2 2 62 4 30 99.7 LDec. 2 CLE 1/1 30 18 60.0 169 5.6 2 1 19 0 0 83.9 WDec. 9 @ Sea 1/1 46 28 60.9 337 7.3 3 5 38 5 32 65.5 LDec. 16 @ NO 1/1 30 19 63.3 233 7.8 3 1 25 2 19 106.7 LDec. 23 ATL 1/1 52 35 67.9 369 6.8 3 0 31 0 0 105.9 WDec. 30 STL 1/1 39 23 58.9 300 7.7 3 2 26 0 0 87.6 W Total 14/11 451 281 62.3 3,417 7.6 27 17 62 20 140 89.8 5-6

2006(CARDINALS)Date Opp GP/GSAtt Cmp Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst RatingW/LSept. 10 SF 1/1 37 23 62.1 301 8.1 3 0 39 3 18 114.8 WSept. 17 @ Sea 1/1 38 24 63.2 231 6.1 1 1 40t 5 40 77.9 LSept. 24 STL 1/1 28 19 67.9 256 9.1 1 3 54 1 10 69.0 LOct. 1 @ Atl 1/1 20 11 55.0 128 6.4 0 1 46 3 17 53.8 L Oct. 8 KC Did Not PlayOct. 16 CHI Did Not PlayOct. 22 @ Oak Did Not Play Oct. 29 @ GB Did Not PlayNov. 12 DAL Did Not PlayNov. 19 DET Did Not PlayNov. 26 @ Min Did Not PlayDec. 3 @ StL Did Not PlayDec. 10 SEA Did Not PlayDec. 17 DEN Did Not PlayDec. 24 @ SF 1/0 13 9 69.2 105 8.1 0 0 23 1 9 93.4 WDec. 31 @ SD 1/1 32 22 68.8 356 11.1 1 0 64 1 10 116.1 L Total 6/5 168 10864.3 1,377 8.2 6 5 64 14 104 89.3 1-4

2005(CARDINALS)Date Opp GP/GSAtt Cmp Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst RatingW/LSept. 11 @ NYG 1/1 46 27 58.6 264 5.7 1 1 30 3 29 73.1 LSept. 18 STL 1/1 41 28 68.2 307 7.4 0 1 27 5 30 80.0 LSept. 25 @ Sea 1/1 13 8 61.5 105 0 0 45 1 9 87.0 LOct. 2 SF Inactive – Groin Oct. 9 CAR Inactive – Groin Oct. 23 TEN Did Not Play Oct. 30 @ Dal Did Not Play Nov. 6 SEA 1/1 48 29 60.4 334 6.9 1 3 63 4 27 62.3 LNov. 13 @ Det 1/1 45 29 64.4 359 8.0 1 0 32 0 0 96.4 LNov. 20 @ StL 1/1 39 27 69.2 285 7.3 3 0 34 1 7 115.9 WNov. 27 JAX 1/1 46 29 63.0 315 6.8 2 1 41 3 14 88.6 LDec. 4 @ SF 1/1 45 29 64.4 354 7.8 1 2 54t 2 15 77.5 WDec. 11 WAS 1/1 41 25 60.9 255 6.2 1 1 30 2 15 76.8 LDec. 18 @ Hou 1/1 10 10 100.0 115 11.5 1 0 22 2 12 147.9 LDec. 24 PHI Injured Reserve – Knee Jan. 1 @ Ind Injured Reserve – Knee Total 10/10 375 242 64.5 2,713 7.2 11 9 63 23 158 85.8 2-8

2004(GIANTS)Date Opp GP/GSAtt Cmp Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst RatingW/LSept. 12 @ Phi 1/1 28 16 57.1 203 7.25 0 0 43 4 23 79.9 LSept. 19 WAS 1/1 33 22 66.7 232 7.0 1 0 38 2 17 97.0 WSept. 26 CLE 1/1 27 19 70.4 286 10.6 0 0 47 2 12 104.9 WOct. 3 @ GB 1/1 26 20 76.9 187 7.2 1 1 26 4 29 92.9 WOct. 10 @ Dal 1/1 33 18 54.5 217 6.6 1 0 55 3 6 85.0 WOct. 24 DET 1/1 34 23 67.6 270 7.9 1 1 62 6 20 89.1 LOct. 31 @ Min 1/1 21 13 61.9 144 6.9 0 0 25 5 29 82.2 WNov. 7 CHI 1/1 36 18 50.0 195 5.4 1 2 28 7 28 52.4 LNov. 14 @ Arz 1/1 30 19 63.3 193 6.4 1 0 21 6 32 92.8 LNov. 21 ATL Did Not Play Nov. 28 PHI Did Not Play Dec. 5 @ Was Did Not Play Dec. 12 @ Bal 1/0 9 6 66.7 127 14.1 0 0 41 0 0 109.7 LDec. 18 PIT Did Not Play Dec. 26 @ Cin Did Not Play Jan. 2 DAL Did Not Play Total 10/9 277 174 62.8 2,054 7.4 6 4 62 39 196 86.5 5-4

WARNER'S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS (CONT.)

2003(RAMS)Date Opp GP/GS Att Cmp Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst RatingW/LSept. 7 @ NYG 1/1 54 34 63.0 342 6.3 1 1 37t 6 38 79.4 LSept. 14 SF Did Not Play Sept. 21 @ Sea Did Not Play Sept. 28 ARZ Did Not Play Oct. 13 ATL Did Not Play Oct. 19 GB Did Not Play Oct. 26 @ Pit Did Not Play Nov. 2 @ SF Did Not Play Nov. 9 BAL Did Not Play Nov. 16 @ Chi Did Not Play Nov. 23 @ Arz Did Not Play Nov. 30 MIN Did Not Play Dec. 8 @ Cle Did Not Play Dec. 14 SEA Did Not Play Dec. 21 CIN Did Not Play Dec. 28 @ Det 1/0 11 4 36.4 23 2.1 0 0 8 0 0 44.9 L Total 2/1 65 38 58.5 365 5.6 1 1 37t 6 38 72.9 0-1Jan. 10 CAR Did Not Play

WARNER'S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS (CONT.)

2002(RAMS)Date Opp GP/GSAtt Cmp Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst RatingW/LSept. 8 @ Den 1/1 41 32 78.0 315 7.7 0 1 43 3 20 88.5 LSept. 15 NYG 1/1 39 26 66.7 266 6.8 1 2 34 1 6 73.2 LSept. 23 @ TB 1/1 45 30 66.7 301 6.7 0 4 25 5 32 48.5 LSept. 29 DAL 1/1 2 1 50.6 17 8.5 0 1 17 0 0 39.6 LOct. 6 @ SF Inactive - Hand Oct. 13 OAK Inactive - Hand Oct. 20 SEA Inactive - Hand Nov. 3 @ Arz Inactive - Hand Nov. 10 SD Inactive - Hand Nov. 18 CHI 1/0 2 1 50.0 13 6.5 0 0 13 1 7 70.8 WNov. 24 @ Was 1/1 49 34 69.4 301 6.1 2 1 30 3 21 90.6 LDec. 1 @ Phi 1/1 42 20 47.6 218 5.2 0 2 28 8 44 43.6 LDec. 8 @ KC Inactive - Hand Dec. 15 ARZ Injured Reserve Dec. 22 @ Sea Injured Reserve Dec. 30 SF Injured Reserve Total 7/6 220 144 65.5 1,431 6.5 3 11 43 21 130 67.4 0-6

2001(RAMS)Date Opp GP/GSAtt Cmp Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst RatingW/LSept. 9 @ Phi 1/1 42 28 66.7 308 7.3 1 2 27 4 26 76.3 WSept. 23 @ SF 1/1 35 24 72.7 321 9.2 3 1 39t 1 12 114.1 WSept. 30 MIA 1/1 31 24 77.4 328 10.6 4 0 45t 1 10 150.3 WOct. 8 @ Det 1/1 37 29 78.4 291 7.9 3 0 36t 1 7 126.5 WOct. 14 NYG 1/1 46 28 60.9 316 6.9 0 1 37 6 42 72.4 WOct. 21 @ NYJ 1/1 27 18 66.7 215 7.9 1 0 29 2 4 103.2 WOct. 28 NO 1/1 47 29 61.7 385 8.2 1 4 42 2 10 59.3 LNov. 11 CAR 1/1 20 14 70.0 144 7.2 1 3 33 0 0 67.5 WNov. 18 @ NE 1/1 42 30 71.4 401 9.5 3 2 38 1 5 105.4 WNov. 26 TB 1/1 39 19 48.7 291 7.5 1 2 42 3 22 61.0 LDec. 2 @ Atl 1/1 23 17 73.9 342 14.9 4 0 65t 2 9 155.3 WDec. 9 SF 1/1 42 26 61.9 294 7.0 2 1 26 4 24 88.8 WDec. 17 @ NO 1/1 32 23 71.9 338 10.6 4 0 40t 4 29 145.6 WDec. 23 @ Car 1/1 23 18 78.3 217 9.4 2 2 46 3 20 98.7 WDec. 30 IND 1/1 30 23 76.7 359 11.9 3 1 51 2 0 135.3 WJan. 6 ATL 1/1 30 25 83.3 280 9.3 3 3 47 2 14 99.3 W Total 16/16 546 375 68.7 4,830 8.8 36 22 65t 38 233 101.4 14-2Jan. 20 GB 1/1 30 18 60.0 216 7.2 2 1 50 2 15 90.4 WJan. 27 PHI 1/1 33 22 66.7 212 6.4 1 0 21 1 2 94.5 WFeb. 3 NE 1/1 44 28 63.6 365 8.3 1 2 30 3 28 78.3 L Postseason 3/3 107 68 63.6 793 7.4 4 3 50 6 45 86.7 2-1

2000(RAMS)Date Opp GP/GSAtt Cmp Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst RatingW/LSept. 4 DEN 1/1 35 25 71.4 441 12.6 3 3 80t 2 8 106.5 WSept. 10 @ Sea 1/1 47 35 74.5 386 8.2 1 1 50 1 7 96.6 WSept. 17 SF 1/1 34 23 67.6 394 11.6 2 2 78t 1 5 101.8 WSept. 24 @ Atl 1/1 19 12 63.2 336 17.7 4 1 85t 3 15 124.5 WOct. 1 SD 1/1 30 24 80.0 390 13.0 4 0 53 2 14 158.3 WOct. 15 ATL 1/1 40 24 60.0 313 7.8 3 1 47 3 11 99.3 WOct. 22 @ KC 1/1 25 15 60.0 185 7.4 1 2 42 2 14 62.9 LOct. 29 @ SF Inactive - Hand Nov. 5 CAR Inactive - Hand Nov. 12 @ NYG Inactive - Hand Nov. 20 WAS Inactive - Hand Nov. 26 NO Inactive - Hand Dec. 3 @ Car 1/1 36 18 50.0 189 5.3 0 4 20 2 10 26.0 LDec. 10 MIN 1/1 32 27 84.4 346 10.8 0 0 36 0 0 111.7 WDec. 18 @ TB 1/1 32 20 62.5 316 9.9 2 3 72t 2 18 77.1 LDec. 24 @ NO 1/1 17 12 70.6 133 7.8 1 1 28 2 13 88.6 W Total 11/11 347 235 67.7 3,429 9.9 21 18 85t 20 115 98.3 8-3Dec. 30 @ NO 1/1 40 24 60.0 365 9.1 3 3 38 2 15 83.9 L Postseason 1/1 40 24 60.0 365 9.1 3 3 38 2 15 83.9 0-1

WARNER'S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS (CONT.)

1999(RAMS)Date Opp GP/GSAtt Cmp Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst RatingW/LSept. 12 BAL 1/1 44 28 63.6 309 7.0 3 2 38 3 25 88.2 WSept. 26 ATL 1/1 25 17 68.0 275 11.0 3 0 46t 0 0 144.2 WOct. 3 @ Cin 1/1 21 17 80.9 310 14.8 3 0 60 2 11 158.3 WOct. 10 SF 1/1 23 20 86.9 323 14.0 5 1 49 1 9 140.2 WOct. 17 @ Atl 1/1 20 13 65.0 111 5.6 1 0 18 2 17 96.0 WOct. 24 CLE 1/1 29 23 79.3 203 7.0 3 0 24 1 0 130.3 WOct. 31 @ Ten 1/1 46 29 63.0 328 7.1 3 0 57t 6 41 106.1 LNov. 7 @ Det 1/1 42 25 59.5 305 7.3 3 2 75t 4 30 85.9 LNov. 14 CAR 1/1 29 19 65.5 284 9.8 2 1 53 0 0 106.0 WNov. 21 @ SF 1/1 40 22 55.0 201 5.0 1 1 19 3 20 66.8 WNov. 28 NO 1/1 27 15 55.5 213 7.9 2 0 33 2 18 105.9 WDec. 5 @ Car 1/1 31 22 70.9 351 11.3 3 2 49 1 5 113.8 WDec. 12 @ NO 1/1 31 21 67.7 346 11.2 2 1 40 1 10 113.1 WDec. 19 NYG 1/1 32 18 56.2 319 9.9 2 0 65t 1 0 111.3 WDec. 26 CHI 1/1 35 24 68.5 334 9.5 3 1 48t 0 0 115.7 WJan. 2 @ Phi 1/1 24 12 50.0 141 5.9 2 2 29 2 15 61.3 L Total 16/16 499 325 65.1 4,353 8.7 41 13 75t 29 201 109.2 13-3Jan. 16 MIN 1/1 33 27 81.1 391 11.8 5 1 77t 2 17 143.0 WJan. 23 TB 1/1 43 26 60.4 258 6.0 1 3 30t 0 0 56.2 WJan. 30 TEN 1/1 45 24 53.3 414 9.2 2 0 73t 1 7 99.7 W Postseason 3/3 121 77 63.6 1,063 8.8 8 4 77t 3 24 100.0 3-0

1998(RAMS)Date Opp GP/GSAtt Cmp Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst RatingW/LSept. 6 NO Inactive – 3rd QB Sept. 13 MIN Inactive – 3rd QB Sept. 20 @ Buf Inactive – 3rd QB Sept. 27 ARZ Inactive – 3rd QB Oct. 11 NYJ Inactive – 3rd QB Oct. 18 @ Mia Inactive – 3rd QB Oct. 25 SF Inactive – 3rd QB Nov. 1 @ Atl Inactive – 3rd QB Nov. 8 @ Chi Inactive – 3rd QB Nov. 15 @ NO Inactive – 3rd QB Nov. 22 CAR Inactive – 3rd QB Nov. 29 ATL Inactive – 3rd QB Dec. 3 @ Phi Inactive – 3rd QB Dec. 13 NE Inactive – 3rd QB Dec. 20 @ Car Did Not Play Dec. 27 @ SF 1/0 11 4 36.4 39 3.5 0 0 21 0 0 47.2 L Total 1/0 11 4 36.4 39 3.5 0 0 21 0 0 47.2 0-0