Meanwhile, an even better wide receiver is demanding a trade. Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Anquan Boldin wants out, telling ESPN he has no relationship with coach Ken Whisenhunt. Boldin has three years left on the four-year, $22.75 million deal he made in 2005.

A team spokesman said the Cardinals have no plans to trade the sixth-year standout and still hope to sign him to a contract extension.

Whisenhunt sounded puzzled when discussing reports that Boldin had said he was no longer speaking to the coach.

“We’ve been communicating,” he said. “If communicating is talking, that’s what we have been doing at practice. As we go forward, I don’t know. I don’t foresee anything changing. If it does, it’s in his court.”

You can be almost 100 percent sure that Jerry Jones is eyeing Boldin. What he could offer, I am not really sure, but if Boldin really wants out of Arizona, there is a starting spot waiting for him in Dallas. Trade the Cardinals Patrick Crayton and Bobby Carpenter and a fourth round pick.

It really depends on how the Cowboys would want to use someone like Horn, who was supposed to be the key receiver in a Falcons offense that fell apart after the Michael Vick scandal. The biggest issue with signing a veteran like Horn, who led the Saints in receiving for who knows how many years, is that it could cause problems with newly signed receiver Patrick Crayton.

Some thought Crayton was overpaid, and others thought he earned his stay. But if the Cowboys brought in a guy like Horn, do you think Horn is going to want to sit the bench on some plays? Do you think the Cowboys won’t be tempted to play Horn along side Owens on every down? I think it makes a pretty strong receiving duo.

But what we seem to forget all too fast is how the Dallas Cowboys really didn’t have a weakness on offense. The biggest problem was consistency and the lack of it. Joe Horn is not going to help with that. Good coaching will.