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Images of Cardinals cheerleader Tequasia during the 2019 season

Images of T D.J. Humphries signing his three-year contract extension with the Cardinals and then meeting with the media

Images of Cardinals cheerleader Brenan during the 2019 season

The top images of the offensive line from the 2019 season

Images of Cardinals cheerleader Mary from the 2019 season

Images of Cardinals cheerleader McKayla during the 2019 season

Offensive line has more complicated job protecting mobile quarterback

Topics include free-agent options, the franchise tag and three-back teams

Offensive tackle was scheduled to become a free agent in March

GM said he is "very optimistic" Humphries returns to roster

Impending free agent right tackle recovering from torn ACL

Cardinals chairman and president also in favor of 17-game season

Topics include OL at No. 8, WR draft picks, and franchise tag explained

Cardinals wide receiver captures event for second time in three seasons

Talented quarterback is a bargain for the next three seasons

Second stint in Arizona comes after five-year run under Arians

Grey Cup champion could be Taysom Hill-type piece for offense

Topics include Cardinals needs, Super Bowl tickets and traveling with Fitz

LB Chandler Jones finishes second for Defensive Player of the Year

Stint with Cardinals included pair of 1,000-yard seasons as well as Super Bowl

Cardinals QB, OLB both are in the mix at NFL Honors 

Cardinals quarterback hopes to follow blueprint of Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson

Cardinals' wide receiver and others speak of the indelible mark left by the Lakers star

Cardinals coach knew Adam Cook after recruiting QB to Texas Tech

DBs struggled at times in 2019, but late improvement provided optimism

Topics include the No. 8 overall pick, the Senior Bowl and Super Bowl QBs

The game is broken into three phases, yet special teams often gets overlooked. Not today. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss all things special teams, a phase that had a lot of things go right in 2019 under the guidance of coordinator Jeff Rodgers. Plus, the guys look ahead to next week's Scouting Combine.

Offensive line coach Sean Kugler joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about the re-signing of left tackle D.J. Humphries, what was behind the successful run game in 2019 and the challenges of blocking for the mobile Kyler Murray.

Paul Calvisi has yet to grant his wife a honeymoon but D.J. Humphries is about to embark on his own after signing a 3-year extension – a perfect time for Paul, Kyle Odegard and Darren Urban to talk Humphries' growth and new contract, go big picture on the offensive line, discuss Kenyan Drake's future, and express optimism on the Kliff/Kyler combo.

The positional breakdown continues but first, Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki are joined by newly re-signed left tackle D.J. Humphries, who discusses the five-year road he's traveled thus far in the NFL. Then the guys examine the cornerback position, a group led by Patrick Peterson that appears well-stocked for 2020.

The Cardinals re-signed left tackle D.J. Humphries to a three-year contract. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry talk about the return of Humphries, the future of the running back position, Kyler Murray's upside and much more.

Pro Football Hall of Fame QB Kurt Warner joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to give his thoughts on Kyler Murray's rookie season, the Cardinals' offense and the potential for improvement under Kliff Kingsbury. Plus, Warner gives us the latest on his upcoming movie that is set to be released in December.

Without question, the free agent signing of Jordan Hicks was money well spent last offseason. He had a career year in 2019. But, like Chandler Jones, Hicks can't, and shouldn't, shoulder all of the defense. He needs a partner, and whether that player comes via free agency or the draft, Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss why the inside linebacker position is so important to the defense.

Free agency arrives in about a month, and then comes the draft, and Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard take this opportunity to talk about the Cardinals' positions of need, what spots should get priority, the top of the draft, wide receiver wants, and Paul's confidence in (Chris) Streveler the Leveler.

When the new league year begins in March, will Arizona become a hot spot for free agents? One national analyst thinks so. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki, Bertrand Berry and Roy Green talk about what makes the Cardinals an attractive option, the return of defensive line coach Brentson Buckner and the upcoming NFL Draft.

No player gets after the quarterback better than Chandler Jones. The 2019 All-Pro and three-time Pro Bowler can't do it all by himself, however. Some help would be nice. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki examine the team's need for another edge rusher as they continue their position-by-position breakdown, today focusing on outside linebacker.

Hardly seen on the field early on, the tight end position became much more prevalent as the season progressed. What will that mean for the offense moving forward? Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss as they continue their position-by-position breakdown. Plus, Kurt Warner is coming to a theater near you in the not-so-distant future.

Former Cardinals defensive back Corey Chavous joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about Kyler Murray's development, some of the top prospects in the 2020 NFL Draft and what he misses about playing NFL football.

In the offseason, running back may be the most interesting position group to follow. What's the future of David Johnson? Will Kenyan Drake re-sign? Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki break down a number of different scenarios. Plus, the latest coaching moves made on Kliff Kingsbury's staff is discussed.

Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban, and Kyle Odegard get past any Super Bowl hangover to talk about Kyler Murray's OPOY award and taking the next step, memories of Anquan Boldin and Ottis Anderson and Edgerrin James' induction to the Hall of Fame – and Edge stories to go with it.

Several Cardinals made news on the eve of Super Bowl LIV. Kyler Murray and Larry Fitzgerald won awards while former Cardinals running back Edgerrin James learned that he is part of the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2020. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki, Bertrand Berry and Roy Green break it all down and look back at the Chiefs thrilling victory over the 49ers.

It's the last Football Friday of the 2019 season. Yes, Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki break down Super Bowl 54, but it's the night before—NFL Honors—that has their attention first. They'll discuss the chances of Chandler Jones being crowned Defensive Player of the Year and Kyler Murray winning Offensive Rookie of the Year.

El 2019 inició un proceso de reconstrucción para Cardenales y a pesar de todos los retos que esto representa, el desempeño a nivel individual ha sido recompensado.  

Una producción de Chandler Jones similar a la del 2019 y con algunos agregados, la defensa de Cardenales debería estar lista para competir en el 2020.

Es está edición de Estudio Cardenal analizamos 3 de los 6 reconocimientos a lo mejor de la Temporada 2019 de los Arizona Cardinals.

El regreso del receptor Larry Fitzgerald va más allá de solo contar con una letal arma para la ofensiva aérea de Cardenales.

Entre otros elementos para el éxito defensivo de Cardenales en el 2020 se incluyen la estadía de elementos clave, respaldos efectivos y ausencia de lesiones graves.  

En la temporada 2020 Cardenales podrían contar con un explosivo cuadro de corredores encabezados por la dupla Drake-Johnson. 

El 2019 marcó el inicio de una nueva era para Cardenales y los resultados, aunque no fueron los deseados, sí dejaron ver que existe una buena fundación.     

Chandler Jones y Kyler Murray fuertes candidatos a ganar premios importantes de la temporada.

Terminó la temporada 2019, no obstante, Cardenales de Arizona tiene un gran reto está temporada baja.

Estadísticas y desempeño de Cardenales al cierre de la campaña 2019, muestran el gran avance que consiguió el equipo en el primer año de la era Kingsbury-Murray.  

Cardenales entran a la temporada baja con el objetivo de construir el equipo alrededor de su mariscal de franquicia.

Los jugadores de los Cardenales llegaron a limpiar sus vestidores con cierto optimismo de cara a la temporada 2020.

Kyler Murray se convierte en el sexto mariscal en toda la historia sobrepasando 3,500 yardas por pase y más de 500 yardas por tierra en una sola temporada.

Cardenales buscarán cerrar la campaña 2019 de manera impresionante con tres victorias consecutivas.

Sorpresas Navideñas para jugadores de Cardenales mientras que la leyenda cumple cientos de sueños navideños.

La defensiva de Cardenales buscará mejorar su desempeño contra Rams el domingo.