Anquan Boldin

Anquan Boldin's TD catch with 1:54 to play helped Arizona move one step closer to locking up the NFC West title as the Cardinals battled out a 31-24 win over...  

Cardinals wide receiver Anquan Boldin was very disappointed when he found out that he wasn’t going to play two weeks ago in the Bears game due to his ankle injury. Boldin said he was good to go but found out at the last minute that he was inactive for the game. It wasn’t the decision that made [...]  

Arizona Cardinals star wide receiver Anquan Boldin has had a less than stellar first half of the season. For the most part, this lack of production is because Boldin has been plagued by injury for the entire season.  

Cardinals QB Kurt Warner was named USA Today Weekends Most Caring Athlete for 2009 . Warner is notorious in the Valley and in St Louis for his charitable contributions, something he and his wife of 12 years, Brenda, have always been heavily involved in together. His "First Things First Foundation " is his most visible contribution, but he quietly do many things on their own, and as a family, as well. From the USA Weekend story: "This...  

The Seahawks' inactives are defensive back Jamar Adams, fullback Owen Schmitt, guards Mike Gibson and Mansfield Wrotto, defensive tackle Red Bryant, tight end Cameron Morrah and defensive end Derek Walker. Mike Teel is the Seahawks' third quarterback ...  

Practiced (No Worries) Anquan Boldin (ankle)—Boldin could have played last week if it were a playoff game. He should be good to go this week and hopefully in the clear. Oh, and Kurt Warner didn’t miss him last week. Calvin Johnson (knee)—Megatron is too good to bench when he can give it a go. Practiced (Don’t Use) Donald Brown (shoulder)—Brown practiced, but he did that last week as well. He could play this week in the showdown against...  

Anquan Boldin , when healthy, is one of the best wide receivers in the NFL . This isn't a secret. He's been to three Pro Bowls, enjoyed four 1,000-yard seasons, caught more than 500 passes thus far in only 87 games and scored 41 touchdowns. He's a ...  

TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Arizona wide receiver Anquan Boldin says he's "moved on" after Sunday's critical comments directed at coach Ken Whisenhunt and his staff. Boldin says he has no regrets about what he said but he's "done with it" and it's no...  

Check back all day for up-to-the-minute reports on Bears vs. Cardinals from Soldier Field. The Bears caught a break before their game with the Cardinals even started when Cardinals wide receiver Anquan Boldin was put on the inactive list. For the Bears, Devin Hester, who was hobbled by a right ankle sprain as well, showed no limitations while warming up.  

Wide receiver Anquan Boldin is active for the Cardinals today as he continues to progress from a sprained ankle. Arizona's inactive list: safety Rashad Johnson; offensive linemen Herman Johnson and Brandon Keitih; wide receiver Early Doucet; tight ends Stephen Spach...  

Wide receiver Anquan Boldin and defensive tackle Darnell Dockett sat out Arizona's practice on Wednesday but say they expect to play in the Cardinals' game Sunday at Chicago. Boldin's sprained right ankle took a shot in last Sunday's 34-21 loss  

If you had one “big money” contract to give next season in Phoenix sports, would you give it to Amare Stoudemire, Brandon Webb or Anquan Boldin? It’s a great question which was first posed by KTAR’s Dave Burns on last night’s 620 Sportsline (which for my money, pun intended, is the best sports radio show on [...]  

Scott Bordow: The NFL is a cold-blooded business. It’s irrelevant that Anquan Boldin is a tough guy who plays through pain. Or that he missed just two games after New York Jets safety Eric Smith broke his face last season. His days as a Cardinal are coming to an end.  

Ken Whisenhunt isn't concerned that Anquan Boldin was upset over not playing in Sunday's 41-21 win over the Chicago Bears. In fact, it's what the Arizona Cardinals coach wants to see out of one of his most competitive players.  

The Arizona Cardinals are searching for a cure for fumble fever. The virus spread through the Arizona offense Monday night, when five lost fumbles led to an embarrassing 23-9 loss at San Francisco. Five players fumbled -- running backs Tim Hightower, Beanie Wells and LaRod Stephens-Howling; wide receiver Anquan Boldin; and quarterback Kurt Warner.