Will the Arizona Cardinals every let Warner start again?
955858
Though he won't admit it, I think Warner still has a damaged thumb. Ever since he hurt it when with the Rams, he hasnt thrown the same ball, even well after he was saying it was healed. Hence....interceptions and fumbles, which are absolute DEATH to football teams in the NFL these days. \n\nSo...No. He's done as the Cards QB, unless Lienert gets hurt.
99395
No. They will not repeat. Their run to the Super Bowl this year was helped along by amoung other things a Carson Palmer injury and guys in stripes.
971123
are u kidding me, lol. start branch against the niners, the niners r my fave team, but the secondary gets lit up week end and week out.  plz answer my fantasy fb question plz...
258549
for now with his jaw problem,he would best be used to come off the bench.when healthy it depends on match ups.they have a small team that starts.its best to start him with bigger match ups.
740660
I think they will, only cuz there is no other good teams threatening the wildcard positions.\nChiefs are hurtin and the Dolphins still have a long way to go.\nBroncos will get one wildcard and Jax the other.
929284
Absolutely yes! But lets not forget that Rex Grossman is not the only member on the team!  Lest we forget the Cardinals game....not a single offensive touchdown...Rex Grossman is nothing without the rest of the team!
824710
If it's Chester Taylor, start him, if it's Fred Taylor?  Start him as well alongside of Dillon.\n\nIndy's run-D is just too weak, they've made guys like Ladell Betts, LenDale White, Travis Henry and Mike Bell look like fantasy greats.
1033795
Yes. They are returning all of their starters, and have added to their secondary in free agency and the draft. They've got Grossman back and healthy for the season (cross your fingers), and now have Griese as a suitable backup. At the receiver spot, Bradley was starting to come on last year before he got hurt, and Berrian hsowed some potential towards the end of the season, and obviously they have Muhammed in the #1 spot. As far as the tight end situation, they don't have a stand-out player at the position, but Desmond Clark is at least serviceable, and Ron Turner's offenses typically dont rely heavily on tight ends. The problem that I do see is what most see as the strong suit- running back. I've got a bad feeling they're going to end up going with a RB-by-committee situation, which I think is a bad idea. Platoon situations don't give either back a chance to get into a real rhythm. Jones is already not happy with the situation, and I'm sure Benson won't be after long. I think they do have a chance to go to the bowl this year, but I think they may be one more year away.
304359
He'll be good there. Him throwin to Boldin and Fitzgerald, gonna be fun to watch.
823219
It's hard to tell right now as the numbers, to my knowledge, have yet to be released.\n\nNo, eh, eh, and yes.\n\nKip Wells has pitched a total of 44.1 innings over the past two seasons. Cardinals fans better hope management has a contingency plan, and that he's not getting a big chunk of cash that could go toward paying the salary of another starting pitcher out there.\n\nAdam Kennedy was asking 4 years and $20 million; no way to know yet if that's what the Cardinals gave him. Kennedy is overrated on defense and marginal offensively. But the alternatives just aren't appealing enough to offer protest. I would have recommended signing Ray Durham, even though he's asking for 2 years and is looking for more than Kennedy's $5 million per year. The pop he adds to a lineup is worth it. If I'm a Cards fan I'm happy the Marcus Giles trade talk came to naught, as his numbers have declined in each of the last three seasons. Ron Belliard is likely past his prime and getting fatter all the time. He's got more upside with the bat than Kennedy, but the possibility of his body and defense continuing to decline makes him a risk. He probably will get about $4 million a year from someone. In short, Kennedy's signing is okay, not great.\n\nMarrero...I'm assuming they aren't going to pay him much. If that's the case, it's worth taking a flyer on him, as long as you aren't relying on him to produce. Put him in Memphis and give him the call if he's looking good and the need is there. Cardinals fans should hope management has plans to add a legit bat to a corner OF spot.\n\nBennett...he's a backup catcher, a veteran, had his moments with the bat. Assuming they aren't paying him more than an aging backup should make, its a nice move, though it won't make a lot of difference to the team's success.
736386
I would really love to see him play again too!
386236
good hell groom behind an mvp in kurt warner and has pro bowl caliber rb and wrs. the only thing bad is that after this year he will be thrown into a pressure situation sort of like joey harrington
665527
I think he is still working with the Cardinals in some way.  You might try sending it to them
795790
Peyton has been the starter ever since he was taken number one overall in 98.\n\nEli watched from the bench for the first half of his rookie season backing up Kurt Warner.  He got his first start against Atlanta in week 9.
136706
Speaking as a fan I hope they do. But speaking a a guy who watches football every week; I do not think they will. They have the team to do it, but eventually Peyton Manning going to get his sh** together and win one in Indy. Or even worse we could see the return of the Pats next season. \n\nBut as of right now we will have to wait untill all of the postseason riggomaroll is done. Hopefully the team will remain in tact.
492069
I dont know for sure because this years draft class was GREAT! and the people drafted have the ability to turn a team around, but I think that the Cardinals have an excellent chance, the Jaguars, The Steelers, are going to have the spotlight, but man to tell you the truth the league is pretty much even now.
633618
Nope, I had AZ Cardinals season tikcets from '97-'00, but vowed to NEVER attend another game until they have another winning season (better than 8-8). Long time Valley resident (20 years), but this year will all be dependent on how well their offensive line performs. They now have a lot of \n"Stars" on the team, but until they win consistently and make the playoffs I'll remain a big time skeptic!