The Cardinals are going to do their best to ignore all the hand motions Colts quarterback Peyton Manning makes at the line on Sunday. "I don't know what he's doing at the line of scrimmage," Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt said. "I think you have to play your defense." Arizona won't concern themselves will which of Manning's signals are legitimate and which are for show.

Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner isn't concerned with receiver Larry Fitzgerald's frustrations on offense. "He's gonna have his times and he's gonna have his moments and I'm not just gonna go back there and force something to Larry to get him the ball," Warner said Tuesday on The Jim Rome Show. "You know I'm like anybody else, if I can throw the ball to [Anquan Boldin] and [Larry Fitzgerald] every time, I will do that." Fitzgerald's brother kicked off an internet firestorm by posting frustrated comments on his Twitter page during Sunday's game. He had just four catches for 34 yards and a touchdown against Jacksonville in Week 2.

During Arizona's 31-17 win over Jacksonville, a Twitter account said to belong to Marcus Fitzgerald, Larry's little brother, featured several Tweets insulting Kurt Warner. This Tweet in particular could cause problems for Fitzgerald. "Just got off the phone with my brother. he's happy about the win. But PISSED he didn't get the ball thrown 2 him much!"

Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner was upset with the team's chemistry following their close loss to the 49ers on Sunday. "We're just not meshing," Warner, who threw two interceptions, told the Associated Press. "We never seem to get into a rhythm. There always seems to be something to stop us." Arizona rallied to take a lead at the start of the fourth quarter, but San Francisco quarterback Shaun Hill led his team on a game-winning drive. "We're definitely too good to be having these kind of performances," Larry Fitzgerald said.