Super Bowl XXXIV may be known historically under the tagline “One Yard Short,” but for Kurt Warner and his explosive St. Louis Rams, yards and chain-moving sequences arrived with almost no shortage. In need of one in particular during a late-game standstill, Warner gave his fellow Hall of Fame-bound wide receiver a 50-50 shot, lasering a downfield pass that eventually turned into a game-clinching 73-yard touchdown. Authoring one of league history’s great stories, Warner — NFL’s 10th-ever player to win a regular-season and Super Bowl Most Valuable Player in the same season — finished 24-of-45 for 414 yards and two touchdowns, fueling Jan. 30, 2000’s 23-16 win over the Tennessee Titans.
