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Okay, Curtis is out for "a while" with a sports hernia, the same injury that took Donovan off the field a few seasons ago.

I'm wondering, is this a good thing? Could it force Jackson into the starting lineup right away?

I'm really high on Jackson, I think he can be a great receiver so this really doesn't concern me, what concerns me is how effective he will be when he returns. I don't want to rely on a rookie for a whole season, Reggie Brown don't forget is also hurt and most likely he won't even be 100% come season opener so it's going to be a lot of lifting early in the season for Jackson, Smith, and as usual Westbrook. So in a way, this could be a good thing to give Jackson a really good feel for things, it could also be a bad thing though.

I know it's high unlikely, but I really believe we should make a play for Anquan Boldin.

We can't have Desean as our top receiver heading into the season, although I agree that L.J. and Brian will get a lot of attention early with Curtis and possibly Reggie out to start the season.

Jackson's highlights vs the Pats
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MtXkYBrJPU

PacerPerspective, look's like the Cardinal's are going to hold on to Boldin the way the Bengal's did with Johnson.

I figured they would, and it was always just a pipe dream.

I read in the News Journal this morning that Curtis hopes to be back in six to eights weeks, which I suppose would put him on the field for somewhere between Week Four and Six.

My earlier comments weren't knocking him, although I think he's a tad overrated.

You can't discount that he was our first 1,000-yard WR since T.O., and just the second-ever under Raid though...

It IS a pipe dream but one that DOES have some merit. Lito is unhappy in Philly and Boldin is unhappy in Arizona. The cards could use a top corner and the birds could use a top receiver. Both players are represented by Drew R. It IS unlikely, but it IS feasible.