The Cardinals are receiving serious interest in Anquan Boldin from both the Eagles and Ravens, an NFL source told ESPN's Pedro Gomez. The Cardinals were willing to take offers for less than originally thought for Boldin, two sources told ESPN's Sal Paolantonio. Arizona appears willing to accept a second round pick and a few other considerations, rather than a first and third rounder. The Cardinals have also fielded calls from the New York Jets and New York Giants, the sources told Paolantonio. The Cardinals and Tennessee Titans denied a previously reported offer had been accepted or made. "I'll just say the reports today are erroneous," Cardinals general manager Rod Graves told The Associated Press late Friday. "We have not received any offers today with respect of Anquan."

The Ravens have sent quarterback Joe Flacco and director of player personnel Eric DeCosta to North Carolina to work out wide receiver Hakeem Nicks. They will have a private workout with Nicks on Friday, according to team officials.

Penn State linebacker Aaron Maybin is scheduled to visit with the Ravens on Wednesday, according to his agent. By the end of the week Maybin will have visited half of the league's teams, including a majority of the top 10 teams in the draft. "Aaron has blown the physical workouts off the charts," said Maybin's agent, Chafie Fields, in a telephone interview. "It's still football, not a track meet or a bodybuilding contest, but he has the athletic ability to go put on the pads and translate that onto the field. He's the consensus top player in the draft as far as rushing off the edge."

The Ravens cut cornerback Samari Rolle last month, but re-signed him to a four-year deal on Monday. The terms of the contract weren't available, according to the Associated Press. In 11 NFL seasons, Rolle has 298 tackles and 31 interceptions.

The Rams signed Kyle Boller on Saturday to be the backup to starting quarterback Marc Bulger. Boller spent all of last season, his sixth with the Ravens, on IR with a shoulder injury sustained in the preseason. He was Baltimore?s first-round pick in the 2003 draft.