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04:40 PM ET 02.11 | Arizona Cardinals fans have come to realize that desperate times call for desperate measures. Arizona replaced head coach Ken Whisenhunt with Bruce Arians, who spent the season serving as Indianapolis' interim head coach and offensive coordinator. Arizona's lack of a good quarterback ultimately led to Whisenhunt's demise, as Arizona started Kevin Kolb, Brian Hoyer, Ryan Lindley and John Skelton in 2012. In 2013, Arians could bring in a familiar face to be his quarterback -- Colts backup quarterback Drew Stanton. According to the National Football Post, there are "rumblings" that Stanton could follow Arians to Phoenix.

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February 11, 2013 11:28 PM ET

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He looked great ... at Mich State.

Dr. B-f-G

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February 11, 2013 11:55 PM ET

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I don't see how any team in the NFL can have such a poor offensive line. There is no need to bring in quarterback after quarterback unless there is an offensive line to protect him.

The cardinals have almost never been relevant in the NFL and they will continue to be a non-issue until their owner/GM/coach build an offensive line through the draft or FA.