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Boldin works out on side, might practice Friday

Associated Press

Posted on October 23, 2009 at 9:33 AM

TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Anquan Boldin did not practice again on Thursday because of a sprained right ankle, but the Arizona wide receiver did go through some work with a trainer on the sideline.

Coach Ken Whisenhunt says Boldin was able to do "a lot more" than he did on Wednesday, including some jogging, and there's a chance the three-time Pro Bowler could participate in practice on Friday.

Boldin was hurt in the second quarter of Sunday's 27-3 victory at Seattle. He returned to play in the third quarter, then left the game for good with Arizona comfortably ahead.

Tight end Stephen Spach also did not practice because of a sprained ankle.

The Cardinals play at the New York Giants on Sunday night.

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