"All indications point to a shallow free-agent market if the NFL, as expected, goes to an uncapped season in 2010.

That means trades could be in vogue for teams in need, and players like Arizona WR Anquan Boldin could be on the move.

Cardinals GM Rod Graves tells the team's website that he will "settle on whatever is best for the team" in regards to Boldin, a perennial Pro Bowler who has one season left on a contract he's been unhappy with since the team broke the bank for fellow WR Larry Fitzgerald two years ago.

Given the presence of Steve Breaston and the strong showing of sophomore Early Doucet and his Boldin-like play in the postseason, Boldin himself could be an attractive bargaining chip for the Cardinals -- who could morph into a more run-heavy outfit following QB Kurt Warner's retirement -- especially when it comes to receiver-deprived teams like the Ravens."