Warner's 414 Passing Yards Drive Rams to Super Bowl Win
Kurt Warner led the St Louis Rams to a dramatic late victory over the Tennessee Titans, throwing for 414 yards and two touchdowns. Isaac Bruce sparked the offense with a pivotal long catch and run, while Tennessee mounted a late rally before the Rams sealed the win in the final seconds.
Titans fall short as Dyson near miracle in Music City
Tennessee rallied behind Steve McNair and Eddie George but Rom Dyson came up inches shy of a second miracle finish in four weeks. The Rams beat the Bills 23 16 in a wild card, marking St Louis first NFL title and Warner MVP season after a dramatic playoff ending.
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Last-Second TD Ends Titans Rams Thriller
The Rams beat the Titans after Isaac Bruce hauled in a 73 yard TD from Kurt Warner with 2:12 left. Dyson reached the goal line on a late slant but was tackled inches short as time expired.
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Warner's 414-yard Super Bowl leads Rams to title win
Rams quarterback Kurt Warner delivered a record 414 yards in the game, including a 73-yard TD pass to Isaac Bruce, lifting St. Louis over the Titans 23-16 for NFL championship glory. He became the season’s MVP en route to a dramatic underdog triumph.
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Record Super Bowl passing yards leaders
In order of yardage, Kurt Warner led with 414 passing yards for St. Louis against Tennessee in 2000. Joe Montana had 357 for San Francisco in 1989, Doug Williams 340 for Washington in 1988, and John Elway 336 for Denver in 1999.
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