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Boldin resting at home after being carted off field

 

Published 9/29/2008 at FOXSports.com News for NFL

Arizona receiver Anquan Boldin was resting at home on Monday, one day after being carted off the field in the Cardinals' 56-35 loss to the New York Jets in New Jersey. Boldin was taken to a New York-area hospital, but returned to Phoenix on Sunday night. Coach Ken Whisenhunt said "all the test results were positive," but he wouldn't speculate whether Boldin might play Sunday against Buffalo. (link)

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