Kevin Kolb moving from Philadelphia Eagles backup quarterback to the main man on another team was a hot topic before the lockout.

It looks as if that talk could result in fulfillment of Kolb's wish.

Despite the delay, NFL sources told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter that they expect Kolb to be dealt from Philadelphia to the Arizona Cardinals by the end of the week.

In return, the Eagles are expected to get cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and a draft pick.

Agents for Kolb and Rodgers-Cromartie did not return calls from The Associated Press, and the Cardinals' brain trust remained ensconced in its upstairs offices trying to put together a team, with quarterback at the top of a list of many issues to be addressed.

Kolb and star wide receiver DeSean Jackson did not report to Eagles camp on Wednesday.

Eagles coach Andy Reid wouldn't discuss any pending trades or free-agent acquisitions in his session with the media.

"I don't want to divulge anything now while we're in the process of that," Reid said when asked if anything is imminent.

Players can't get fined until Thursday. Jackson is likely going to be a holdout because he wants a new contract. He's slated to earn less than $600,000 this season, which isn't even among the top 25 salaries on the team.

"We'll see how things go," Reid said, adding he's talked to Jackson. "Any time you miss a practice, that's one less day of getting better."