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Kurt Warner Goes Viral for Reply to Steelers Fan’s Vote for Greatest Super Bowl Play

Super Bowl history is full of iconic plays, which means that everyone will have their personal preference for the

greatest play ever. Kurt Warner, the former quarterback, is all too familiar with the fact that there is always a team or player who ends up short on the field.

James Harrison’s interception return for a touchdown pass to Warner in Super Bowl 43 against the Arizona Cardinals was voted the greatest play in the history of the game on Tuesday by a Pittsburgh Steelers fan. Warner respectfully disagreed with the fan’s viewpoint after seeing the message on social media.

“Kind of depends on who you ask!!!!” Warner said in response.

That interception on the goal line was a crucial play in Super Bowl 43, which Warner and the Cardinals tragically lost by a score of 27–23. Arizona had a chance to lead 14-10 before the half, but Harrison turned the tide on his own and Pittsburgh led 17-7 at the intermission.

Warner probably would rather see a play from the Super Bowl 34 game he did win as a member of the St. Louis Rams against the Tennessee Titans than this one. Warner would undoubtedly prefer to talk about the plays that Mike Jones scored to win the game or the Isaac Bruce touchdown that gave the Rams the victory over Harrison’s interception.

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