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The Arizona Cardinals used to venture out of the desert virtually assured to come home a loser.

Don't look now, but Anquan Boldin is once again letting it be known that he is a very unhappy camper in the Valley.

The Cardinals returned home Sunday with another road victory, the division lead and one miserable receiver.

Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic says Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt prefers being aggressive to playing it safe, one reason he called pass plays while leading the Giants in Week 7. Whisenhunt: "When we're aggressive, when we go after things, it gives us a better chance to be successful.

They got into a fistfight the first time they met on a recruiting trip to Austin.

It was fitting that on Labor Day afternoon, sweat poured off Cardinals center Ben Claxton's forehead after the completion of a day's work.

Posted by Anthony Stalter Offseason Additions: Bryant McFadden ; Anthony Becht ; Jason Wright .

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando The close of NFL training camps provides an opportunity to revisit NFC West camp previews .

There was an unusual sight Thursday night when the Cardinals played the Steelers at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh.

Nose tackle Bryan Robinson battles center Lyle Sendlein in a one-on-one drill at a recent practice.

Nose tackle Bryan Robinson battles center Lyle Sendlein in a one-on-one drill at a recent practice.

The Cardinals took steps to strengthen what was widely considered the weakest link in their offensive line Tuesday with the signing of veteran C Melvin Fowler to a one-year contract.

As the headlines suggests, this item includes the second part of our conversation covering the best and worst moves in the NFC West this offseason.

Training camp site: Northern Arizona University Campfires: Coach Ken Whisenhunt isn't afraid to make first-round draft choices earn their starting jobs.

First of all, congrats to last week's winner b0rd3rline, a relatively new member to ROTB, for submitting our winning caption which received five votes to take home the invisible trophy.

With the defensive side of the ball wrapped up, we're going offensive and today the centers of the Arizona Cardinals will be under the microscope.

Darnell Dockett 's contract is scheduled to pay him $3.5 million this season and $11.25 million through 2011.

The 2009 home opponents were recently announced for the Arizona Cardinals, the only question left is how the reining NFC Champions will deal with each of them.

As the NFL explores expanding its regular-season schedule from 16 to 18 games, it faces a difficult sales job to some very important partners: The players.

Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic says Cardinals center Lyle Sendlein played the final 16 games last season, counting playoffs, with a torn labrum in his left shoulder and damage to the muscle needed for raising one's arm sideways.