kurt warner
 

and when did

a s s e s s m e n t become a prohibitied word?

kurt warner
 

when the mods \"assume\" it is.............smitty

kurt warner
 

It\'s called a censor, an automatic program built into the forum itself that read it as a curse word. The mods are not out to get you guys, we have to have little programs like this to prevent some members who cannot behave or follow the rules under any circumstances.

kurt warner
 

gm, halo..........up early are\'nt we?
is it a safe assessment to say the program has a few glitches?
is neo still on the payroll? smitty

kurt warner
 

If certain rumors about potential holdouts by certain disgruntled underachieving quarterbacks proves true, than a K. Warner out of the bullpen with playoff experience, a championship ring and proven leadership skills would be most desirable.

Anybody who thinks that Warner is finished has no idea about the value of veteran leadership at QB in the NFL. The guy is far from done and still throws lasers when given adequate protection. I\'d take him in a heartbeat but doubt it will happen.

kurt warner
 

I remember when he signed with the Giants, the experts thought he was an idiot. They said he was gonna get killed behind that O-line. The guy is tough, smart, and has admirable leadership qualities. I\'ve always liked Kurt and I personally think he would be every bit as good as what we have now. IF his thumb is completely healed, I\'d take him as our No.1 right now. Worst case he\'d be the best back-up we\'ve had since the Blake/Brooks days.
I bet Conwell and Young have some really good insight as to whether he\'d be an upgrade or not.

kurt warner
 

I mentioned Warner some time ago ... back in one of the Brooks-bashing posts. In his day, Warner was one of the finest QB\'s I\'d ever seen. That thumb injury really seems to have screwed him up, but I wonder if some of that isn\'t a wounded self-confidence.

He\'s definately a guy with something to prove. I\'d be happy to sign him to a one-year, incentive-based contract just to see what he can do. If he could return to form, it\'d be one of the best decisions the Saints ever made.