Cardinals Lower Asking Price For Boldin

It’s not exactly a total fire sale just yet, but the Arizona Cardinals have just dropped their asking price for Pro Bowl wide receiver Anquan Boldin, according to Sal Paolantonio of ESPN.com. Now, the Cardinals are looking for a second-round draft pick as well as other compensation in exchange for Boldin. Previously, Arizona team officials were seeking a first-round pick and a third-round pick for Boldin. This sudden willingness to move Boldin at a reduced price has reportedly spurred renewed interest from the Philadelphia Eagles, New York Giants, and the New York Jets. The report doesn’t label anyone as the frontrunner for Boldin, though. The Baltimore Ravens have also been linked to the Boldin discussions, and the Tennessee Titans recently emerged as a potential player in the Boldin sweepstakes. The Titans have 10 draft picks, so they have some ability to maneuver. Tennessee made a bid for veteran wide receiver Torry Holt who recently signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars.