Kurt Warner created a firestorm with comments about Eli Manning‘s worthiness for the Hall of Fame. We took the debate to the next level Wednesday on “NFL Total Access”, pitting Warner vs. Michael Lombardi in an instant debate.

Tom Brady has already made history this evening with a pair of Super Bowl passing records.

You wouldn’t expect Eli Manning to embrace the pressures of playing quarterback in New York. But to hear Manning talk, it’s all about being himself.

I never figured I’d shake the hand of Curt Schilling. I really never figured I’d end up liking the guy, but it happened when the famed Red Sox hurler stopped by the “NFL.com Live” set, along with my cohorts, Dave Dameshek, Elliot Harrison and Jason Smith.

Eli Manning says the impact of his brother, Peyton Manning on the city of Indianapolis — which has spanned 14 years — goes far beyond football.

We’re 10 days from the Super Bowl and here is your question of the day: What is the greatest catch in Super Bowl history?

Michael Irvin and Kurt Warner sat inches above water in a rented dunk tank Sunday, desperately needing their “NFL GameDay Morning” colleagues to poorly aim a football. They all did — especially Rich Eisen — but both Irvin and Warner still ended up wet.

Elliot Harrison and Michael Fabiano talk fantasy matchups for Week 14 and are joined by special guest Kurt Warner to talk quarterbacks who are dominating in 2011. In Hour Two, Fabiano and Harrison go back to the fantasy cantina to discuss RB and WR sits and starts for your fantasy playoff squad.

Relive the incredible story of Kurt Warner’s rise from NFL Europe to NFL MVP when the documentary “Kurt Warner: A Football Life” premieres Thursday night at 10 p.m. ET on NFL Network.

NFL Network analyst Kurt Warner doesn’t exactly like what he has seen of the non-playoff version of Mark Sanchez.

NFL Network analyst Kurt Warner says he sees a little of himself in Bills QB Ryan Fitzpatrick.

While Blaine Gabbert will become the third rookie quarterback to be handed the reigns this season — joining Cam Newton and Andy Dalton — NFL Network analyst Kurt Warner says the early success of those quarterbacks shouldn’t raise the expectations in Jacksonville.

Cam Newton passed a lot of tests with his record-breaking 422-yard, two-touchdown performance in Week 1 and managed to impress NFL Network analyst Kurt Warner.

Tony Romo should just be happy that people are talking about him.

President Barack Obama‘s Thursday night speech means that NFL Network is the place to catch the entire star-studded kickoff show that precedes the Saints-Packers game in its entirety.