Mon Sep 29, 2008 3:00 pm EDT

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Thank God this column is about football and not Anquan Boldin. Thank God we can criticize the Cardinals for their 56-35 loss to the New York Jets Sunday and not seem inhumane, wrote East Valley Tribune columnist Scott Bordow.
When Boldin was taken off the field in a stretcher with 27 seconds left, the victim of a cheap helmet-to-helmet hit by Jets safety Eric Smith, everything up to that moment became irrelevant. Thankfully, it appears Boldin will be OK.
The same can't be said about the Cardinals.
They didn't just lose a game Sunday. They lost their credibility.
"I don't think it's a setback," defensive end Antonio Smith said.
Really? What else would he call a 34-0 halftime deficit?
How else would he describe seven turnovers, a career-high six touchdown passes by Brett Favre, 11 penalties and a chip-shot field-goal attempt blocked because Jets nose tackle Kris Jenkins tossed snapper Nathan Hodel aside like a rag doll?
Maybe there's only one way to depict it, given the Cardinals' mode of transportation to the game. It was a train wreck.
"We're a young team, but that's no excuse," coach Ken Whisenhunt said.
Source: East Valley Tribune
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Sucks to get blown up doesn't it? Right Patriots fans?
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