Anquan Boldin is aware of the trade rumors involving his name and the new contract teammate Larry Fitzgerald received, but he plans to let his agent handle the discussions, according to the Arizona Republic. When asked if he would get involved in the negotiations, Boldin said: "I leave that up to my agent (Drew Rosenhaus). They'll go back and forth. He'll keep me in the loop for the most part, but I can't be worried about that. I think when players get involved in that, that starts to affect their play on the field."

It appears as though the Redskins, Buccaneers, and Bills are all interested in the services of free-agent wide receiver Bryant Johnson, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. Talks between Johnson and the Bears cooled down because the former Arizona Cardinal has a rather steep asking price.

With Larry Fitzgerald re-signed in Arizona, there are rumors that the Cardinals might look to shop fellow Pro Bowl receiver Anquan Boldin, according to the NFL Network. Teams like the Cowboys, Eagles and Redskins, who have been looking for an elite receiver and tried to make a play for Fitzgerald, might end up in the Boldin sweepstakes. The Cardinals offered Boldin a contract extension last season, but he turned it down so he could wait to see what kind of deal Fitzgerald received from the team.

Larry Fitzgerald and the Cardinals agreed to a four-year, $40 million contract on Tuesday. The deal will give the Cardinals more flexibility in regards to the salary cap. Fitzgerald will receive a $15 million signing bonus Tuesday. His base salary will be $2 million, giving him a $17 million payout this year.

The Eagles have had discussions with the Cardinals about a trade for receiver Larry Fitzgerald, according to the Arizona Republic. One rumored deal has Philadelphia sending cornerback Lito Sheppard and receiver Reggie Brown to Arizona in exchange for Fitzgerald. However, the Cardinals don't appear to be interested in either of the players.

The Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee has confirmed that they will submit a bid to host the Super Bowl in 2012, according to the Associated Press. "The feedback we received from hosting Super Bowl 42 was so overwhelmingly positive that it only makes sense to try and do it again," host committee Mike Kennedy said. "By 2012, Arizona will be an even better place to host a Super Bowl, and we look forward to showcasing all that Arizona has to offer to the NFL and its owners."

The Arizona Cardinals signed defensive end Travis LaBoy and tight end Jerame Tuman to contracts on Tuesday, according to NFL.com. LaBoy spent the last four seasons with the Titans, while Tuman played in Pittsburgh in 2007. LaBoy received a five-year deal and Tuman signed for two seasons.