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It's easy for coaches to preach that players should forget a win or a loss after a day or two.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner is active for tonight's game against the Minnesota Vikings.

LaRod Stephens-Howling was about to enter his senior year at Pittsburgh when coach Dave Wannstedt asked him to play special teams.

Cardinals QB Kurt Warner fully practiced for the third consecutive day and is listed as questionable to play Sunday night against the Vikings .

Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt said he doesn't expect to decide who will start at quarterback on Sunday night against the Minnesota Vikings until just before game time.

The Cardinals' decision to release tight end Dominique Byrd and re-sign linebacker Monty Beisel reflects their injury situation.

The Cardinals use four-receiver personnel more than any team in the league. That makes their fourth wideout more valuable than most.

The Bears are catching a break today as Arizona wide receiver Anquan Boldin has been declared inactive with a sprained right ankle that has hobbled him for nearly a month.

Arizona Cardinals receiver Anquan Boldin is among the team's eight inactive players, a bit of a surprise given how much Boldin practiced on Friday.

With six turnovers last Sunday, the Cardinals offense has drawn considerable attention for its poor performance in the loss to Carolina.

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Anquan Boldin, defensive tackle Darnell Dockett and linebacker Gerald Hayes each missed practice on Wednesday.

Cardinals defensive lineman Alan Branch is doing more with less this season. He dropped 25 pounds or so in the off-season, down to 335, and it's led to him playing a key role as a backup end.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando The Cardinals' inactive list for Week 8 featured no surprises.

The Cardinals success in the playoffs last season, including a victory at Carolina, bolstered the team's belief that it could compete with any team, anywhere, Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner said.

Mention to an NFL coach that his team has enjoyed good fortune when it comes to the health of players, and he likely will look at you as if you have injected him with the H1N1 virus.

Antrel Rolle #21 of the Arizona Cardinals watches on from the bench against the New York Giants on October 25, 2009 at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

After a Sunday afternoon chock-full of tasty delights on the gridiron, I'll turn my attention to the primetime lights for a nice topping on the dessert.

Rookie Will Beatty started at right tackle for McKenzie, who last missed a game late in the 2006 season because of a migraine headache.

At least once a week, running back Tim Hightower practices kicking field goals in the event he's called upon in an emergency.

Anquan Boldin did not practice again on Thursday because of a sprained right ankle, but the Arizona wide receiver did go through some work with a trainer on the sideline.