Warner Done?

Watching Kurt Warner has been a fun ride.

Following that '99 St. Louis Rams team, dubbed 'The Greatest Show on Turf', was an adventure every week as they lit up the scoreboard with Warner at quarterback.

His life's story, stocking shelves at the grocery store, playing arena football, catching on with the Rams, becoming the starter when Trent Green got hurt and winning the Super Bowl, is a tale that defies belief. In fact, it's a good thing it's true, because it's too corny for fiction.

And since St. Louis he's had a great career, a Hall of Fame career, according to some. But the ride may soon be over.

From ESPN.com -

It'll be because it's become nine parts job and one part fun.

"Not the Sundays," he says. "The three hours on Sundays are still fun. But it's the whole week, the whole commitment, the ability to sustain it to your fullest, day in and day out.

"You feel the pressure. You have a game that isn't that great and people are like, 'What's wrong with Warner?' That wears on you. You don't have the joy and the fun and satisfaction of having one of those great games because everybody expects you to have one of those games. You never get to exhale."

Warner still hasn't made the decision and, maybe, he'll return.

But if he doesn't, it's been a great ride.