Former Rams QB Kurt Warner reveals wife, Brenda, will be Hall of Fame presenter

Former Rams quarterback Kurt Warner will be part of the 2017 Pro Football Hall of Fame class, and announced his wife, Brenda, would be his presenter on Twitter.

From making Sean McVay the youngest head coach in NFL history to the drama surrounding whether Aaron Donald will receive a hefty new contract, it’s been a busy few months for the Los Angeles Rams, as they look to bounce back from last year’s 4-12 finish. But despite all of the madness that has been taking place, at least the Rams have one positive thing to look forward to in about a month, which is the induction of their former quarterback Kurt Warner into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

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It was announced back in February that Warner would be part of this year’s historic class that includes other big names such as LaDainian Tomlinson and Jason Taylor. Even though he was never officially part of the team in Los Angeles, Warner will always be considered a fan favorite for the Rams when looking at his journey of going from bagging groceries to eventually becoming a Super Bowl champion.

This year’s induction ceremony will take place on August 5, and for months, Rams fans have been wondering who Warner would end up selecting to be his presenter for the big night. On Friday, Warner took the time to announce his decision on who the presenter would be, as seen in the video below.

That’s right, Warner will have his lovely wife, Brenda, be his presenter for the Hall of Fame induction, and the quarterback couldn’t have picked a better selection when seeing the incredible journey the two have experienced over the years. There’s nothing better than seeing NFL players receive the loving support from their spouses, and it’s safe to assume that Warner realizes all of those tough years of trying to make it as a professional would have been a lot rougher without his beloved wife.

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Warner will always be loved by fans from both St. Louis and Los Angeles for emerging out of nowhere during the 1999 season after Trent Green went down with a torn ACL in the preseason before eventually leading the team to a Super Bowl victory. Football fans across the country have every reason in the world to be thrilled for Warner’s induction, and they certainly can’t wait to him celebrate in August when the Pro Football Hall of Fame festivities officially get underway.