Welcome to Sports Spectrum, the Sports and Faith podcast that brings Jesus back into the conversation.

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Hey guys, welcome to the show. I am Jason Romano, and this is Super Bowl week. We've been sharing these special bonus episodes for you guys. I hope you've enjoyed listening this week to Super Bowl memories. Now, thus far, we've had Matt Hasselback on. We've had Nick Foles on, a Super Bowl MVP. And today we get another Super Bowl MVP and a guy who played in three Super Bowls.

Kurt Warner joins us.

He's Super Bowl 34 MVP for the then St. Louis Rams.

And he also played in the Super Bowl with the Rams two years later against Tom Brady.

Yes, that same Tom Brady that's still playing football today.

Kurt is a two-time NFL MVP and actually had one more Super Bowl. A lot of people forget.

He led the Arizona Cardinals to their only Super Bowl appearance in 2008 when the Cardinals

faced the Pittsburgh Steelers.

And Kurt was dynamite in that game, had a touchdown pass to Larry Fitzgerald right at the end.

But then Ben Rathesberger drove the Steelers down the field and his pass to San Antonio Holmes

gave the Steelers a 2723 Super Bowl championship.

But Kurt Warner was awesome in that game.

He played one more season and then retired and is in the Pro Football Hall of Fame now.

He's one of the all-time greats.

And now if you watch any kind of pregame show, you know that Kurt Warner is a broadcaster.

He's working with NFL network and does some great analysis work there.

But he actually also calls the Super Bowl now on the radio side for Westwood One,

the radio network hosts for the Super Bowl and the NFL.

And he called Super Bowl 53 and Super Bowl 54 and he'll do Super Bowl 55 as well.

So Kurt Warner, a pro football hall of Famer, Super Bowl MVP,

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