The Cardinals have made the switch from Matt Leinart to Derek Anderson, at least for the team’s third preseason game against the Bears.

Apparently Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt has seen enough of QB Matt Leinart, now he wants to see what Derek Anderson can do. Anderson will get the start for the Cardinals on Saturday, according to Darren Urban (via Twitter).

Kyle Kosier joined Marc Colombo as injured starters on the Cowboys’ offensive line.

Chargers TE Antonio Gates should be fine after seeing a foot specialist in North Carolina earlier in the week.

Owners should expect Beanie Wells to see a greater role in the Cardinals offense next season, not to mention an increase in fantasy value.

If new Cardinals LB Joey Porter makes headlines with his mouth this coming season — which, according to past history, likely will be the case — coach Ken Whisenhunt certainly can’t be surprised.

Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt‘s previous experience with Joey Porter helped him overlook the linebacker’s bombastic reputation and supposed diminishing skills in recruiting him to Arizona.

Despite the vote of confidence from Ken Whisenhunt, NFL Network analysts Jamie Dukes and Rod Woodson believe Derek Anderson will ultimately win out as the starting QB for the Cardinals over Matt Leinart.

Much of Wednesday’s production meeting for NFL Total Access was dedicated to Tim Tebow, who will be a focal point of the show today at 7 p.m. ET. Get the latest from analysts Mike Mayock and Charley Casserly on Tebow’s pro day performance.

The addition of Derek Anderson won’t hurt the fantasy value of Matt Leinart heading into next season.

The news day — on the West Coast, at least — starts with former Browns QB Derek Anderson finding a new home in Arizona.

Nearly every corner of Lucas Oil Stadium was filled with NFL Scouting Combine activity Saturday. It was enough for total football sensory overload.

The Cardinals are working on a contract extension for coach Ken Whisenhunt sources told the Arizona Republic on Friday.

Arizona Cardinals WR Anquan Boldin is highly unlikely to play in Saturday’s wild-card game against the Green Bay Packers, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

The Cardinals will be in wait-and-see mode this week with three injured starters — WR Anquan Boldin, DE Calais Campbell and CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie.