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TODAY correspondent and certified fitness instructor Jenna Wolfe spends a lot of time on the road and has learned that you can't always rely on a hotel to have gym facilities. Instead, she assigns a different exercise to each suite of a deck of cards to keep her workout interesting and effective when traveling. (TODAY)
PFT Live: After losing Beanie Wells and Ryan Williams to injury, a battered Cardinals backfield is threatening to derail their hot start. Mike Florio looks at how Arizona could potentially upgrade at running back via trade. (NBC Sports)
PFT Live: Mike Florio talks about two of the hottest regular season teams in the league and how they are matching up in Week 2. Florio also talks about the possibility of Kevin Kolb taking over the starting QB position for the rest of the season if he plays well enough. (NBC Sports)
Arizona Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt announces John Skelton will be the starting quarterback for Week 1. Whisenhunt feels that Skelton will give the Cardinals the best chance to win. (NBC Sports)
Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt on the factors that will decide which QB the Cards will start. (NBC Sports)
Karl Kissner and Karla Hench were cleaning out a family home after their aunt's death when they discovered a cardboard box containing 700 baseball cards estimated to be worth up to $3 million. They speak with TODAY's Matt Lauer about the exciting find and what they plan to do with the cards. (TODAY)
Personal finance expert David Bach explains how to use credit cards without getting deep into debt and offers tips for finding great credit cards with rewards. (TODAY)
ShopSmart magazine's Lisa Lee Freeman explains that debit cards can be helpful when you're trying to stay on a budget, but may not be good to use on bigger purchases. (TODAY)
Farnoosh Torabi, host of video series "Financially Fit," talks about the pros and cons of getting a store credit card. Her advice: It's usually smartest to avoid getting them, and try for other discounts instead. (TODAY)
Vera Gibbosn, MSNBC financial analyst, explains why now is a good time to get a new credit and says consumers should search for ones that have low interest rates, rewards and more. (TODAY)