Cards QB Anderson apologizes for his YouTube moment

Cameras showed Anderson laughing on the sideline with right guard Deuce Lutui when the Cardinals were trailing by 18 points in the fourth quarter and when Anderson was asked about it, he lost his cool.

Videos of his Monday night meltdown sizzled the Internet and became a national story. He made it clear he didn't want that to happen again.

"Good morning," Anderson said as he met a bevy of media members after practice Wednesday. "Let's try this in a manner that doesn't end up all over YouTube.

"I'd like to apologize for my actions after the game. There's a more professional manner I could have handled that. I wasn't raised that way. My mom and my dad didn't raise me to act like that in times of adversity. I obviously was very frustrated by what happened during the game, and I let the emotions get the best of me."

Anderson said he put his cell phones away and did his best to get away from things during the team's day off Tuesday.

Asked how he spent his day, he jokingly replied, "It's top secret."

Extra points

• Running back Adrian Peterson did not practice on Wednesday as the team began preparations to face the Bills on Sunday. Peterson had an MRI on his sprained right ankle Sunday, and interim coach Leslie Frazier said it revealed no more damage than a sprain. But it was not clear if Peterson would be ready to go Sunday.

• Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger plans to play in Pittsburgh's game Sunday at Baltimore despite having a sprained right foot.

MATCHUP

• What: Houston at Philadelphia, 6:20 p.m. today on NFL Network

• The line: Eagles by 7

• Record vs. spread: Houston (4-6-1); Philadelphia (5-6)

• Series: Eagles lead 2-0

• Notable: Texans RB Arian Foster needs 136 yards rushing to pass Steve Slaton for team's all-time single-season record. ... Eagles QB Michael Vick has two 300-yard games and five 250-yard games this season. He had two and eight, respectively, in six seasons with Atlanta.

The AP contributed the Extra points