Anquan Boldin didn’t suffer any setbacks while playing on a high ankle sprain during the Cardinals’ 24-17 victory over the Giants on Sunday night, and the three-time Pro Bowl wide receiver is expected to play against the Panthers this weekend, Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt told NFL.com.

Cardinals WR Anquan Boldin (ankle) finally practiced on a limited basis on Friday and is officially listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Giants.

A quick roundup of reaction from Monday night’s game, easily one of the season’s best through five weeks.

The Cardinals are reeling, the Jets defense takes on the Saints this week, and more in Tuesday’s roundup.

Cardinals receiver Larry Fitzgerald had 10 receptions for 105 yards and two touchdowns over the first two games of the season. Not bad numbers, but a little lower than some might have expected after his breakout 2008 playoff run.

The Cardinals were among the teams that wrapped up training camp Thursday, and they exited with just two notable injuries.

Cardinals QB Matt Leinart is fighting for his job. And not the starting quarterback job, either. The Associated Press is reporting that Leinart is locked in a battle with Brian St. Pierre for the No. 2 quarterback spot behind starting QB Kurt Warner.

The Cardinals held their breath when first-round draft pick Chris “Beanie” Wells was injured during his first practice Saturday. Apparently, now they can exhale.

Anquan Boldin arrived at Cardinals camp, albeit a little late. Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt said the wide receiver was on his way to Flagstaff, Ariz., on Wednesday when he turned around to retrieve WR Early Doucet and LB Ali Highsmith, two teammates stranded because of car trouble.

For the San Fransisco 49ers, it was nearly a no-brainer when WR Michael Crabtree was available at No. 10 in the 2009 NFL Draft. Now the work that needs to be done is getting Crabtree signed and in camp.

Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt took time to talk shop with NFL fans on Thursday, including many question about fantasy football.

Anquan Boldin‘s fantasy value will take a hit if he’s traded by the Cardinals. Unless he ends up with the Colts.

Anquan Boldin has been asking for a trade since last summer, and most NFL experts believed that there was no way the Cardinals would ever trade him. But Cardinals GM Rod Graves told the team’s official site that the team will listen to trade offers for Pro Bowl receiver.

Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt sounds as if he’s expecting disgruntled wide receiver Anquan Boldin to be with the team for opening day, pointing out that he has two years left on his contract.

Arizona Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt said he would call the offensive plays this season following the departure of offensive coordinator Todd Haley, who was hired as the head coach of the the Kansas City Chiefs.