Cardinals notebook: The search for Kurt Warner's replacement continues

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Two years after Kurt Warner retired the Cardinals are still looking for a decent replacement, CBSSports.com’s Clark Judge wrote. Judge also pondered the possibility of cornerback/punt returner Patrick Peterson seeing time on offense.
Larry Fitzgerald was asked to imagine what might have been had QB Peyton Manning signed as a free agent in Arizona, instead of Denver. A future Hall of Fame quarterback throwing to a future Hall of Fame receiver? It’s a dream Fitzgerald won’t allow himself to ponder, Jim Corbett of USA Today reported.
The QB quandary, Larry Fitzgerald’s legacy and some new and emerging faces are among the topics covered as si.com’s Jim Trotter weights in from Cardinals camp in cool Flagstaff, Ariz.
John Skelton’s greatest attribute may be his perpetual sense of calm in the eye of a storm. Whether it’s leading fourth-quarter comebacks or ignoring a national report that he’s leading the Cardinals quarterback competition, Skelton is focused solely on the task at hand, Darren Urban of azcardinals.com reported.
Offensive line coach Russ Grimm hasn’t produced a Pro Bowl starter in his Arizona tenure. On the other hand, the Cards didn’t draft a lineman above the fifth round from 2008 through 2011 and they didn't take one at all in the 2010 and 2011 drafts. Whatever your perspective, Grimm takes it in stride, Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic reported.
The Cardinals have big plans for RBs Beanie Wells and Ryan Williams this season. But both are coming off major knee surgery, making them two of a host of question marks that dot the Arizona offense.