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GM Rod Graves said Thursday that he expects to move into next season with Kolb as his quarterback, but he wouldn't completely rule out a shakeup. Kolb is due a $7 million bonus if he's on the Cardinals' roster March 17, which Graves said is likely, given the team's current offseason plan. "There's no reason to think at this particular point that we wouldn't proceed with. ... Seeing the contract through, but things change as we go down the road," Graves said.
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said Monday he had fully recovered from a concussion that sidelined him late last season, and he plans on being in Arizona for "a long time." He signed a five-year, $63 million extension that included $20 million guaranteed after the Cardinals acquired him in a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles last summer. Arizona has been mentioned as a possible landing spot for Peyton Manning, should the 11-time Pro Bowl quarterback be released by the Colts before a March 8 deadline to pay him a $28 million option bonus. That outcome, however, seems increasingly unlikely.
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