Kurt Warner signed a futures contract with the St. Louis Rams in December 1997, at the conclusion of the Rams’ regular season. He was sent to play for NFL Europe in February 1998, when he joined the Amsterdam Admirals.
In terms of throwing yards and touchdowns, Warner was league-best. He rejoined the Rams when he came back to the country and moved up to third-string quarterback behind Steve Bono and Tony Banks. Warner played just one game with the Rams in 1998, finishing with four completions for 39 yards.
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How much money did Kurt Warner make with the Rams?
Warner signed a one-year deal with the Rams worth $750,000.
Kurt Warner was chosen as one of the five unprotected players in the 1999 NFL Expansion Draft during the 1999 free agency period. Fortunately, he was not chosen, and the Rams moved Tony Banks and allowed Steve Bono to walk in free agency.
