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You can bet that the Arizona Cardinals don't subscribe to the 'there's no place like home' theory after beating the Bears 41-21 Sunday at Soldier Field to improve to 4-0 on the road this season.

The setup: The Cardinals trailed the Panthers 21-7 with 7:33 remaining in the second quarter.

Anquan Boldin has caught more passes than anyone in Cardinals history. But no one can say for sure when he'll have the opportunity to add to his total.

To say the least, the Arizona Cardinals passing game has been less than spectacular.

The Arizona Cardinals got smacked by the Carolina Panthers Sunday at UOP Stadium in Glendale.

The Cardinals have had two straight 'statement' games, and came through with increasing volume with each.

Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic says Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt prefers being aggressive to playing it safe, one reason he called pass plays while leading the Giants in Week 7. Whisenhunt: "When we're aggressive, when we go after things, it gives us a better chance to be successful.

Heading into play on Sunday, if you asked most experts or fans who the elite teams in the NFC were, you'd get a short list of answers.

Problems with his technique have hampered Arizona's Levi Brown. Brown seemed to improve last season, only to take a step backward early in 2009.

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

Fresh off a win in which the defense looked as if they could actually defend, the Texans faces an offense that can put some points on the board and really challenge the young secondary.

The Cardinals need to take an early lead, or at least stay in a close game, to maintain offensive balance throughout the game.

Mike Gandy knew he was going to have his hands full Sunday night against Indianapolis Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney .

Cardinals assistant head coach Russ Grimm doesn't use fancy metrics to assess the performance of the offensive line.

Monitoring Twitter during sporting events is actually a pretty entertaining way to supplement the game action.

Offense: The Colts don't have a lot of famous names on defense, but one of the few they do - end Dwight Freeney - dominated his matchup against left tackle Mike Gandy .

GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Talk about heating up the indoors in the desert. An Indianapolis Colts defense that couldn't get off the field six days ago in Miami shook Arizona's offense to the bone with relentless pressure in a 31-10 rout of the Cardinals Sunday night at University of Phoenix Stadium.

Two generals: There aren't two quarterbacks in the NFL better at reading defenses than the Cardinals Kurt Warner and the Colts Peyton Manning.

Originally published September 14, 2009 at 6:30 p.m., updated September 14, 2009 at 7:34 p.m. TEMPE, Ariz.

"Look," Wilson said, with a little smile, "we're just going in and playing football.