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After giving up a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage, the New Orleans Saints dominated the first half of their NFC Divisional Playoff game against the Arizona Cardinals, taking a 35-14 lead into the break. While the Saints offense was lighting up the scoreboard -- thanks in large part to a fantastic 46-yard touchdown run from Reggie Bush -- their defense was forcing turnovers, including an interception by defensive lineman Will Smith. The interception was only part of the problem for Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner.
During Smith's return, Warner was on the receiving end of a crushing block from Bobby McCray.
Warner left the game with what was described as a "chest injury." Former first-round pick Matt Leinart played the remainder of the quarter and completed five of his six pass attempts for 47 yards. Warner returned to the game for the start of the second half.
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