Published 8/28/2008
at Yahoo! Sports - NFL News
Kurt Warner will be the Arizona Cardinals' starting quarterback Friday night in their preseason finale against Denver, but coach Ken Whisenhunt says no decision has been made yet about who will start the opener at San Francisco. Warner has been battling Matt Leinart for the starting job. "We all want to know," Warner said after practice Wednesday.
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