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The Cardinals own the NFL's second-oldest 53-man roster on average behind the Saints heading into Week 11.

No, it's not quite draft time.A There are eight games left to be played, and rookie Chris Wells is just starting to edge his way into the type of game he was drafted to play.

The Arizona fans finally saw a semblance of the team they watched win the NFC championship last season.

Kent Somers' blog appears on azcentral.com. Kent covers the Arizona Cardinals for The Arizona Republic.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner passes to a receiver in the first quarter against the Chicago Bears in an NFL football game in Chicago, Sunday, Nov.

Anquan Boldin knows only one way to play football: Head-on and all out. The day he ducks a defender or goes out of bounds to avoid a hit is the day he'll leave the game.

In times of trouble, Ken Whisenhunt has perfect pitch. His demeanor is calm and self-assured. His words come out slow and are soothing.

The Giants, trailing 17-14, faced a third-and-2 on their 27 late in the third quarter Sunday night.

The Arizona Cardinals and Carolina Panthers are probably about as sick of each other as any non-division foes could be.

The Arizona Cardinals foresee big things for rookie running back Beanie Wells , as long as he holds on to the ball.

They call it the Super Bowl crash, the loser of the game falling much harder than the winner the following season.

The Arizona Cardinals conquered their House of Horrors, thanks to an opportunistic defense and big plays by their veterans.

Hightower scored on a 1-yard run to give Arizona the lead early in the third quarter and Warner hit Jason Wright on an inside screen for a 6-yard score late in the quarter which was dominated by the Cardinals ' defense and Giants ' mistakes.

The biggest question mark on the Arizona defense entering the season was how new starting defensive end Calais Campbell would do.

The biggest question mark on the Arizona defense entering the season was how new starting defensive end Calais Campbell would do.

SEATTLE Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt didn't make a single play Sunday, but his ingenuity played a huge part in Arizona's 27-3 victory over Seattle.

Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic says the Cardinals have found their way on the road this season.

The Cardinals once were as lost away from home as a tourist without a passport, map or money.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando SEATTLE -- The Cardinals are making a statement louder than the Qwest Field crowd.

Sean Morey made the Pro Bowl last year as a special teams player. If Calais Campbell keeps this up, he may repeat the feat this season.