Even if Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner comes back, it might not be enough for Anquan Boldin.
A key member of the aerial attack that pushed the Cardinals to the Super Bowl, Boldin still has two years left on his contract. But he's been at odds with the team over his deal for quite some time.
Boldin told ESPN's Rachel Nichols on Thursday the chances of him staying with Arizona are "very slim."
Boldin had 89 catches for 1,038 yards and 11 touchdowns last season.
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Boldin to Buffalo
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Uncle Jesse (02-09-2009), Officer Joseph J Whitestick (02-06-2009)
Sorry, it's gonna be Boldin to Philly and Housh to Buffalo
Boldin's a bad fit in Philly. McNabb's terrible at reading defenses.
Housemozillamazoad is a piece of shit. You guys need a DE. You already have a WR that can spread defenses.
MauvaisSang (02-09-2009)
On ESPN Micheal Smith I believe said that Housh showed off his skills in front of Andy Reid to impress him and told Reid "this is my audition" or something like that. He also said Housh is a West Coast guy and thinks he will end up in either Seatle or San Fran.Originally Posted by slowpokemcgee
Sorry, it's gonna be Boldin to Philly and Housh to Buffalo
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seattle is a WR graveyard.
As Mike Jurecki of XTRA in Phoenix (via Darren Urban of the Cards’ official web site) pointed out on Monday, Cardinals receiver Anquan Boldin has instructed agent Drew Rosenhaus to tell the team that Boldin will accept no new contract, and that Boldin wants to be traded.
A league source tells us that Rosenhaus delivered the message to the team on Monday, in a meeting that also featured a renewed request that the team cut running back Edgerrin James.
Boldin is signed through 2010, at salaries of $2.75 million and $3 million over the next two seasons. He surely wants something closer in line to Larry Fitzgerald’s four-year, $40 million deal, and the Cardinals aren’t likely to give it to him.
At some point, it will make sense for the Cardinals to get what they can for Boldin, especially since the Lions reeled in a one, a three, and a five for receiver Roy Williams.
Our guess is that several teams will begin making trade offers to the Cardinals, and that the process might include some hypothetical discussions between Rosenhaus and representatives from other teams about the kind of hypothetical contract that Boldin hypothetically would want, if he were to be dealt to a new team, hypothetically.
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