I remember Kurt Warner's story unfolding, and how often during games a sportscaster would repeat the cliched line, "if you saw it in a movie, you wouldn't believe it." Looks like we'll finally find out if audiences will believe that a 28-year-old former stock boy at an Iowa grocery store could end up as the MVP of the Super Bowl!
shareIsn't the QB always MVP?
shareOften, but the hard part is getting to the point where you are the QB of the team that won a Super Bowl. The odds of a 28-year-old grocery store stock boy who had never played an NFL game finding himself hoisting the Lombardi Trophy a few months after joining a team as a backup to the backup to the backup to the backup QB are slim.
shareIt is a truism that the difference between fact and fiction is that fiction has to make sense; that is, be believable.
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