Kurt Warner Son Elijah Warner Committed To Temple: 5 Facts On The Quarterback

Elijah is a 19 years old athlete who stands tall with a listed height of 6 feet and weighs 190 lbs. He was born in 2003, but we are unsure when he blows the candle to celebrate his birthday.

The athlete began playing the sport from a young age with his father coaching him. But the young man hasn’t revealed his internal life matters on the internet, so only sketchy information about him is available.

However, through his mom’s social media @brendawarner, we found that Warner will turn 20 on the 3rd of November 2020, which is a few months apart; furthermore, he will unquestionably grow into an incredible and outstanding quarterback in the upcoming days.

Elijah was born to the American former football quarterback Kurt Warner who played 12 seasons in the National Football League, primarily with the St. Louis Rams and Arizona Cardinals.

Kurt went from an undrafted free agent to a two-time Most Valuable Player. Likewise, he became a Super Bowl MVP; thus, his story gets compared to that of Cinderella in NFL history.

The former footballer played for Green Bay Packers, Iowa Barnstormers, St. Louis Rams, New York Giants, and Arizona Cardinals throughout his career. Later he announced his retirement in January 2010 from the NFL to spend quality time with his family and look after his kids.

After repeating from athletic career, Warner began his new journey to become an Iowa Barnstormers broadcaster and served as a coach at Desert Mountain High School; he is now the quarterback’s coach at Brophy College Preparatory.

Warner is an American football player committed to playing collegiate football at Temple on the 26th of January. Following his announcement, he signed the letter of intent to Temple Owls.

Later on the 9th of June 2022, he enrolled on the football team representing Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the athlete is a freshman who plays as a pro-style quarterback with jersey no. 13. 

Before that, he attended and played boys varsity football for Brophy College Preparatory and DM JV Football for Desert Mountain High School. Furthermore, during his senior season, Elijah passed for 2,742 yards and 26 touchdowns while completing 288 of 446 passes. 

Warner has gotten blessed to spend his childhood with six siblings; two from his mom’s previous marriage and four are his biological siblings.

The athlete has three sisters and brothers: Zachary Taylor Warner, Kade Eugene Warner, Jada Jo Warner, Jesse Jo Warner, Sienna Rae Warner, and Sierra Rose Warner.

Some are active on social networking sites under the handles @jessejostanton, @kadertot81, @jadajowarner, and @sierrarosewarner124. However, one of his brothers was left brain-damaged and blind when his mother’s ex-husband accidentally dropped him. 

Kade is also an athlete who plays as a wide receiver for Kansas State Wildcats, and Jada is an actor, as per her Instagram bio. However, not much about his other siblings are known as they have maintained a private account and shared their posts with only limited followers.

1. Elijah Warner belongs to an athletic background, with his father being a former football player and older brother Kade playing for Kansas State Wildcats.
2. The quarterback received offers from Eastern Kentucky Colonels, UT Martin Skyhawks, Presbyterian Blue Hose, Colorado State Rams, Ball State Cardinals, Northern Colorado Bears, Georgia Southern Eagles, and Connecticut Huskies, among others, before committing to Temple Owls. 
3. Warner uses his Twitter account to connect with his fans and well-wishers; he joined the platform in April 2019 under the handle @elijah13warner and has 2k followers.
4. Likewise, the athlete has created an Instagram account but has shared the 55 posts he made with only 289 followers; he goes by the username @elijah13warner.
5. Elijah prefers keeping his private life matters under closed doors; instead, he is working on honing his skills and training every day to become a better version and reach his goal of becoming an outstanding athlete.