Cardinals inactives: QB Kevin Kolb, TE Todd Heap, WR Stephen Williams, S Kerry Rhodes, LB Joey Porter, OT DAnthony Batiste and TE Rob Housler. Heap was limited all week in practice and hasn't played since Oct. 2 against the Giants.
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November 11, 2011
The return of Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kevin Kolb against his former team this Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles, is questionable. As of right now all signs point to John Skelton starting. My best guess is if Kolb can plant that foot and it feels ok on Sunday morning, he’s going to give it a try. If he can’t, then he will probably be inactive and not chance it...
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November 14, 2011
The Arizona Cardinals now have themselves a nice problem. They have two guys that can start an NFL football game at quarterback. Granted, second-year player John Skelton has a better record and can be argued as played better than Kevin Kolb to this point. Skelton is 2-0 this season. Kolb is 1-6. Let’s not forget what we all said though before the season began? Preach...
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November 14, 2011
The Arizona Cardinals may have an interesting situation on their hands after their victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.
High-priced and highly coveted quarterback Kevin Kolb has missed the team’s last two games with what has been deemed turf toe. In his absence, 2nd year quarterback John Skelton has stepped in a won both games. Not only has he won, but he has looked...
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November 11, 2011
Cardinals quarterback Kevin Kolb will return to Philadelphia on Sunday, but could be a spectator against his former team. Kolb missed last Sunday's overtime win over the Rams due to turf toe and hasn't practiced since suffering the injury against the Ravens in Week 8. Kolb was drafted by the Eagles early in the second round in 2007 but his long-awaited debut as Philadelphia...
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November 11, 2011
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kevin Kolb will return to Philadelphia on Sunday, but could be a spectator against his former team.
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November 11, 2011
TEMPE, Ariz. Media outlets called it a blockbuster trade. Cynics are now calling it a block-bust trade. Time will tell which label is closer to the truth, but the early returns on the offseason deal that sent quarterback Kevin Kolb from Philadelphia to Arizona for cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and a second-round pick are far less than what the Eagles and Cardinals envisioned...
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November 14, 2011
On merit, Cardinals quarterback John Skelton has a great case that he deserves to be the starter. But in the way the world of the NFL works, Skelton knows the starting job is still Kevin Kolb’s. “I haven’t been told anything and I’m sure it’s going to be as it was in the past,” Skelton…
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