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The Cardinals probably will make a hard charge for Kevin Kolb. History and conventional wisdom suggest the QB will at least become a moderate success in the desert, writes John Clayton.

To survive in the NFC East, you usually must have the "go-for-it" mentality. Redskins owner Dan Snyder usually goes for it in free agency or trades. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is always willing to go for the home run. The Eagles are consistently a...

John Clayton ranks the top 10 plays in Super Bowl history.

Don't expect Kurt Warner to be bothered too much by his surgically repaired left hip, John Clayton writes.

The Cardinals reached an agreement Thursday to retain guard Elton Brown, a source said. Terms of the deal weren't immediately available.

With Kurt Warner secure as their quarterback, the Arizona Cardinals went out to help the defense by reaching a deal with cornerback Bryant McFadden.

Kurt Warner has agreed to a two year contract with the Arizona Cardinals worth $23 million, with $19 million guaranteed.

On Tuesday, Kurt Warner instructed his agent, Mark Bartelstein, to make a two-year, $23 million proposal to stay with the Cardinals. According to Bartelstein, Warner's proposal would include $12 million in guarantees, $6 million each season.

With no deal in Arizona, Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner is planning to visit other teams, multiple sources told ESPN. His first stop will be San Francisco, but it is not known how early next week he might visit.

After an all-day negotiating session at the Arizona Cardinals complex Kurt Warner's agent, Mark Bartelstein, couldn't reach an agreement.

Continuing cordial talks between Arizona and quarterback Kurt Warner have not resolved a contract extension, but the Cardinals have crossed an important barrier. They are now offering more than $10 million a year to keep him, according to a source.

Super Bowl XLIII seems to be all about the Steelers. The Cardinals can change that if QB Kurt Warner writes a great ending to what has been a storybook season, writes John Clayton.

The Cardinals gave Kurt Warner the chance to compete with Matt Leinart for the starting spot, and the 37-year-old quarterback made the most of the opportunity, writes John Clayton.

It took some getting used to, but Rams players like the scaled back offense of new coach Scott Linehan.

The Cardinals have a strong defense, but QB Kurt Warner's impact on the offense could determine the team's fortune this season.

Kurt Warner's early success has allowed the Giants to take their time in grooming rookie Eli Manning.