GLENDALE, Ariz. - For nearly five weeks, Carson Palmer couldnt throw the ball.That dead nerve in his shoulder finally came alive late in the week, and with almost no practice he threw two touchdown passes a€” one to Michael Floyd, the other to Larry Fitzgerald a€” to lead the Arizona Cardinals past the Washington Redskins 30-20 on Sunday.Im not going to say I wasnt nervous or wasnt a little on edge, Palmer said, just going into a game and really only have a quarter or maybe a half of a practice over the last five weeks.That bit of practice came last Friday, and Palmer knew he was close to coming back.You could see it in his eyes, Fitzgerald said.Coach Bruce Arians said Palmer showed some rust, but he came in and did a heck of a job for us.With the victory and Seattles loss to Dallas, Arizona (4-1) is alone atop the NFC West.The Redskins (1-5) committed four fourth-quarter turnovers, losing their fourth straight and 13th in the last 14 games.I told our team this game is not that hard to figure out, Washington coach Jay Gruden said. The team that makes plays usually wins. The team that doesnt turn the ball over usually wins. We are not doing anything. It is a broken record every time I stand up here.Fitzgerald caught six passes for a season-high 98 yards and his first touchdown of the year for the Cardinals, who bounced back from a 41-20 drubbing at Denver.Kirk Cousins was 24 of 38 for 354 yards, including a 64-yard touchdown pass to DeSean Jackson, but threw three fourth-quarter interceptions for the Redskins.The turnovers were costly, Cousins said. They just didnt give us a chance to stay on the field.Palmer had not played since damaging a nerve in his throwing shoulder in the season-opening win over San Diego. He returned to Denver after Fridays practice for a second treatment session, and was not announced as the starter Sunday until just before kickoff.Palmer was 28 of 44 for 250 yards with no interceptions. The Cardinals have not thrown an INT this season.Trailing 23-13, Washington needed just 86 seconds to go 64 yards, scoring on a five-yard TD catch by Pierre Garcon with 2:16 to play. But the onside kick was recovered by Arizonas Sam Acho.The Redskins had one more chance, getting the ball back at their 14-yard line with 29 seconds to go. On the next play, Cousins threw the ball right to Arizonas Rashad Johnson, who made his second interception of the day and returned it 28 yards for a touchdown with 18 seconds left.A 36-yard pass interference penalty on Washington rookie cornerback Bashaud Breeland was the big play in an eight-play, 85-yard touchdown drive that ended when Palmer threw short to Fitzgerald, who dragged a would-be tackler the final five yards on a 24-yard touchdown reception to put the Cardinals up 14-7 with 31 seconds left in the first half.It was the most Fitzgerald had been featured all season. He entered the game with only 13 catches.Throughout the course of the week I definitely was much more heavily involved in the game plan. I knew I would get my opportunities, Fitzgerald said.The TD catch was the 88th of his career, moving him into 12th on the all-time list.But a 33-yard pass-and-run play from Cousins to Roy Helu Jr. helped the Redskins go 55 yards in 29 seconds. Kai Forbaths 43-yard field goal with 2 seconds left sliced the Arizona lead to 14-13 at halftime.Jacksons first of two big gains came when he beat Patrick Peterson for a 64-yard touchdown on the second play of the second quarter.On Washingtons next possession, the Redskins converted on a fourth-and-inches play from their own 47, then Cousins threw short to Jackson, who evaded tacklers for 42 yards and probably would have scored a touchdown had he not banged into teammate Chris Chester. Arizonas defence held and Forbaths 28-yard field goal put Washington up 10-7.NOTES: Outgoing Navajo Nation president Ben Shelly, wearing a Redskins hat, sat for part of the game with Washington owner Daniel Snyder. ... Redskins starting CB David Amerson left in the first half with a concussion. ... Arizona was penalized a season-high 14 times for 108 yards. ... Arizona rookie kicker Chandler Catanzaro is 14 for 14 on field goals. ... Washingtons Brian Orakpo dropped a sure interception early in fourth quarter. ... Arizona was without DT Calais Campbell, who injured his knee on a chop block by Denvers Julius Thomas. ... Arizonas Alex Okafor, starting after last weeks injury to Matt Shaughnessy, had two sacks.___AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and http://twitter.com/AP_NFL NMD Shoes Australia .com) - The game was all punts and field goals before Kodi Whitfields catch. Ultra Boost Australia Online . 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NMD CS2 Australia .com) - The top spot in the AFC South will be on the line when Houston native Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts shoot for their fourth straight win when they take on the Texans at NRG Stadium.EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. - New Minnesota Vikings coach Mike Zimmer has taken a methodical approach to evaluating the teams muddled quarterback situation, refusing to make any concrete statements about the position until he had time to do his homework and come to a decision. With free agency less than a week away, the coach appears to have come to at least one conclusion: Zimmer wants Matt Cassel to return to Minnesota next season, if the free agent-to-be decides he wants to be with the Vikings. "I would love to have Matt Cassel back if Matt Cassel wants to be back," Zimmer said Thursday. "I dont know if that will happen or wont happen. But were going to find a quarterback somewhere. And if its not Matt Cassel, then well find someone else. "I want guys who want to be here. I want guys that want to be part of the franchise, be part of the organization, be part of the team. And if Matt wants to come back, Im sure that well get it worked out." Zimmer said he has had conversations with Cassel, who went 3-3 in his six starts last season and was on the field at the end of the game for all five Vikings victories, to that effect. Cassel opted out of his contract last month and Zimmer said he expected Cassel to explore free agency before the quarterback makes a decision. Free agents can sign with new teams starting on Tuesday. "Hes got a bunch of pretty girls looking at him right now," Zimmer said, referring to teams that are expected to court Cassel in free agency. "And he wants to explore and see whats best for him. I dont blame any of these guys. In free agency, I think thats why they have the rules is that they get a chance to go see what their markets worth." Last year Cassel split the duties with Christian Ponder for most of the season, with Josh Freeman also getting one start. Cassel completed 60.2 per cent of his passes for 1,807 yards with 11 touchdowns and nine interceptions. "I think the team rallied around him a lot but I think the team has a lot of confidence in him," Zimmer said. "Other than playing against him I dont that much about him yet other than the conversation that we had on the phone." The Vikings have the eighth overall pick in the upcoming draft and are expected to look at drafting a quarterback.dddddddddddd But with star running back Adrian Peterson approaching 30 years old, bringing in a veteran quarterback to serve as a bridge until that young player is ready is an avenue the team will consider. One player Peterson wants the Vikings to pursue is Michael Vick, who likely will be looking for a starting job after losing his in Philadelphia to Nick Foles. Peterson tweeted on Thursday that Vick "would (instantly) make the Vikings a playoff team!" "I think he has his opinions," Zimmer said about Peterson. "I like Adrian a lot from the little time that Ive talked to him. I know that hes a great running back. I dont know anything else." Zimmer said he would also like to have receiver Jerome Simpson and longtime defensive stars Jared Allen and Kevin Williams back as well, if all three decide they want to play for the Vikings and accept what could be different roles than the ones they had under the previous regime. Allen and Williams likely would have to take significant paycuts to return. "I think it would be great for him to finish here," Zimmer said of Allen, "but I do understand the business part of all this stuff and if it doesnt work out, it doesnt work out." In general, Zimmer said the Vikings have "a lot of holes to fill" on both sides of the ball as free agency approaches. But the coach expected the team to take a pragmatic approach, focusing more on the draft than making a big splash by signing high-priced veterans. "I think if we go out and spend a whole bunch of money now, wed be upset two years from now because some of them didnt work out," Zimmer said. "So were going to be real diligent in how we approach this and making sure that not only is it best for next year, but best for the long run too." NOTES: The Vikings released DT LeTroy Guion and WR Greg Childs. Guion started 31 games in six seasons with the Vikings, but the team saved $4 million by cutting him. Childs was a fourth-round draft choice in 2012, but never played in a game after tearing the patellar tendons in both knees in training camp during his rookie year. ___ AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and http://twitter.com/AP_NFL ' ' '