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"That's one of the questions we will really focus on with the coaching staff candidates," Bidwill said. "How do we see about Kevin and his performance and how we can turn him into the quarterback of the future here for the Cardinals and make that decision, if he is the right guy?" ESPN's John Clayton said just two weeks ago that he expects the Cardinals to cut ties with Kolb, who is due a $9 million 2013 base salary in addition to a $2 million roster bonus in March. Kolb has no more guaranteed money left on his contract, so the decision will likely be left up to the team's new head coach and GM tandem. We'd like to think that Kolb staying in the fold wouldn't be a sticking point when Bidwill makes his hires.