Kurt Warner

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149 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 4d ago

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Rahimi & Grote Show · Full Show — September 16, 2026 · 16 Sep 2026 podcast

No, I wouldn't necessarily call that a negative because he went through a process and and he got a positive play, but also wouldn't necessarily positive because if you read it out, there's the throw.

You know, that's what it was designed for.

It's right there in front of you.

And you know, and some of them are, you would say, is a little easier to see, like this guy.

I thought was wide open by NFL standards, and he just missed it.

So did he come off a little bit early?

So it was things like that.

I I fully agree with you, is that there wasn't a bunch of egregious plays where it was like, oh my gosh, I can't believe you know he did that over and over again.

There was the two missed throws, as you said, kind of behind the tight end.

Uh it was almost like back-to-back throws for him, um, where they were open and he just

He just missed them.

But outside of that, it was, yeah, a missed throw here and a missed throw there, which are going to happen, but still, in a grading system, if a guy's open and you miss the throw, that could be considered a negative.

Or, you know, one of one of the plays I think came on the 47-yard incredible play where he's running out of bounds and he throws it up there to Rome, and Rome goes over the top of the guy and makes the

play and um you know and so you got that at the end result but he missed the first read they had a little bit of a choice or something uh kind of an angle route that I thought was wide open and he was looking at it and didn't throw it um and then had to go through the process, which again, how do you grade it?

Because that could easily end up being a throwaway or it could be a sack.

And then does it become a negative yet if you run to the sideline and whip it up and

Rome makes that catch.

Now does it become a double positive?

Like it's it's tough.

And so when I think about grading, I think of it from a standpoint of if I'm in a room with a quarterback and I'm trying to help him get better.

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