Cardinals DE Darnell Dockett flew home from Indianapolis on Sunday morning to get ready for what sounds like a pretty epic Super Bowl XLVI Party.

Even though Cardinals DE Darnell Dockett went to the ESPN and NFLPA parties on Friday night, the highlight of his week was doing the NFL’s Play 60 with the kids.

Cardinals DE Darnell Dockett visited the NFL Experience on Thursday as some kids played flag football

Cardinals DE Darnell Dockett is in Indianapolis for Super Bowl XLVI and will be sharing his experiences throughout the week on NFL.com.

Bears defensive end Julius Peppers is in somewhat of a precarious situation this week at the Pro Bowl.

Any potential drama there might have been between Bears DE Julius Peppers and Cardinals DE Darnell Dockett over Dockett’s critical tweet of Bears QB Jay Cutler, was not evident. Instead, it looks like the Aloha Spirit is alive and well between the two of them. Here they are walking and talking together at Thursday’s practice.

And why not get the opinion of Charles Barkley on all of the drama surrounding Jay Cutler?

Before Todd Collins even had time to get pulled in favor of Caleb Hanie, the court of public opinion had already convicted Jay Cutler of having no heart because he was on the sideline with a knee injury.

Arizona Cardinals defensive tackle Darnell Dockett has been named to the Pro Bowl to replace injured Minnesota defensive lineman Kevin Williams.

Oft-injured RB Beanie Wells will return to the Cardinals’ lineup Sunday against the Chiefs. He missed Arizona’s Week 10 game while nursing a nagging knee injury and infection.

Arizona Cardinals RB Beanie Wells will not play Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks.

A quick recap at some of the notable injuries around the league in Week 9.

It’s no surprise that word from players around the league has started to filter out over the last 24 hours following the NFL’s crackdown on illegal helmet-to-helmet hits.

The Cardinals announced during a news conference Wednesday that they have signed two-time Pro Bowl DT Darnell Dockett to a contract extension that runs through the 2015 season. The deal is worth up to $48 million over four years with $30 million guaranteed, a league source told NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora.

Yeah, right. Brett Favre will play for the Vikings in 2010. I don’t believe America has been this united on a subject since we unanimously agreed that the ending of “The Sopranos” was really lame.