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Images of Cardinals cheerleader Shasta during the 2019 season

Images of Cardinals cheerleader Brynn during the 2019 season.

Images of people giving blood at State Farm Stadium on Tuesday morning.

The Cardinals cheerleaders met for an end-of-the-season awards banquet at the Arizona Biltmore earlier this month.

Images of the Cardinals who have agreed to re-sign with the team this offseason

Images of Cardinals cheerleader Stephanie during the 2019 season

Nurses with Cardinals ties managing changing world because of COVID-19

Veteran linebacker excited about future of team

Right tackle started 12 games in 2019

DeAndre Hopkins trade kicked off lauded string of moves by Steve Keim

President excited after offseason moves as team prepares for virtual draft

Short-term changes still on the horizon

Topics include Kennard's role, the Hopkins trade and more uniform talk

Events are appointment-only

Offensive tackles linked to team at No. 8

Three-day event remains set for April 23-25

Agreeing to one-year deal means team has another option at right tackle

Cardinals outside linebacker helping people in Arizona and New York

More agreements for one-year contracts

Backup quarterback cut travels short due to coronavirus

Topics include the Cards' new WR, free agency and coronavirus effects

Both players agree to one-year deal to return

Governor Doug Ducey launches Arizona Together initiative 

Arizona native adjusting to new team during coronavirus pandemic

Defensive depth helped with pair of one-year agreements

Once thought of as a negative, the ability to play multiple positions, especially on defense, is something more and more teams want in a player. There may not be any one college prospect in this year's draft class who fits that description better than Clemson linebacker Isaiah Simmons. Whether or not Simmons would still be on the board at No. 8, Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss the Cardinals' interest in finding a long-term answer at inside linebacker.

Former Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about the acquisition of wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins in a trade with the Texans, the free agent additions on defense and the upcoming NFL Draft. Find out why Fredrickson thinks the Hopkins deal is the biggest trade in Arizona sports history. Plus, Calvisi and Wolfley discuss playoff expansion and much more.

With the free-agent signings of De'Vondre Campbell, Devon Kennard and Jordan Phillips, the Cardinals added three starters on defense. Might a fourth be coming by way of the draft, specifically with the No. 8 overall pick? The most prominent names are defensive linemen Derrick Brown and Javon Kinlaw. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss both prospects plus review the latest league news such as playoff expansion and the regular season schedule.

The coronavirus is keeping everyone socially distant – so Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard have a perfect reason to sit and talk about how the NFL will deal with an offseason and draft of Zoom and Skype, the move to bring back Marcus Gilbert and the right tackle situation, the Cards' recent history at No. 2 edge rusher, and the big second year coming for the 2019 rookies.

The Cardinals have added to the roster through both free agency and trade. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Darren Urban examine the recent moves and how they might influence decisions made in the NFL Draft.

In just half a season in 2019, running back Kenyan Drake proved to be the team's best offensive weapon. He's now back after officially signing his transition tag tender offer. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss what Drake's return means to the offense. Also, veteran offensive lineman Marcus Gilbert agreed to a one-year deal and becomes the 12th free agent re-signed by the Cardinals.

Linebacker Devon Kennard signed with the Cardinals in the early days of the new league year. His father Derek, a former Cardinals offensive lineman, joined Paul Calvisi and former teammate Ron Wolfley to share stories from his playing days and talk about his son joining the Big Red.

After a two-week hiatus, Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki return to discuss the moves the Cardinals have made in free agency, focusing specifically on those players the team re-signed. With the league postponing offseason programs in midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, perhaps it's a wise strategy to go with the known rather than the unknown to build out the roster.

With the Cardinals building up their offense in the offseason – and knowing RB Kenyan Drake will return for sure – just what will Kliff Kingsbury do on that side of the ball? Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard, from their respective satellite offices, discuss that, as well as how DeAndre Hopkins helps Larry Fitzgerald, what to do with right tackle and the draft, and that $1 million Cardinals donation in a time of the coronavirus crisis.

After a wild open to the new league year, the Cardinals find themselves with a much-improved roster. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Kyle Odegard discuss how new additions DeAndre Hopkins, Jordan Phillips, Devon Kennard and De'Vondre Campbell can help the Cardinals in 2020.

It's official, the arrival of all-pro wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins in a deal with the Texans for running back David Johnson, and Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard take a look at how the Cardinals now look with Hopkins, adding him to Kenyan Drake, the ability to move Johnson (and his contract), and the other free-agent additions that have made this a busy week for GM Steve Keim.

Cardinals play-by-play voice Dave Pasch joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about defensive tackle Jordan Phillips (Bills), linebacker Devon Kennard (Lions) and linebacker De'Vondre Campbell (Falcons) who have agreed to contract terms with Arizona. Plus, the guys address the reported addition of star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins via trade with the Texans.

The Cardinals placed the transition tag on running back Kenyan Drake just a few days before the opening of the new league year. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Darren Urban discuss what the tag means for the Drake and the Cardinals as well as latest reports regarding free agency.

Former Cardinals great Frank Sanders joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about free agency, the top wide receiver prospects in the draft and what to expect from Kliff Kingsbury and Kyler Murray in 2020. Plus, Sanders reminisces about the emotional push for the playoffs during the 1998 season.

Having found their franchise quarterback a year ago, the Cardinals need to upgrade the talent around Kyler Murray in order to help him and the team take that next step forward. Free agency is the first course of action. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss the many options ahead, including at the skill positions and offensive line.

With free agency around the corner, what moves will the Cardinals make? Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki, Bertrand Berry and Roy Green talk about positions of need. Plus, the guys analyze several NFL Draft prospects and whether they would be a potential fit in Arizona.

Jordan Hicks cree que Arizona se puede transformar en un contendiente del Super Bowl.

Cardenales de Arizona se han enfocado en el área defensivo al inicio de la agencia libre.

Y así de repente el primer periodo de clases pasó en el nido.

A partir de ahora las noticias han comenzado a generar emociones únicas en el nido cardenal.

Cardenales de Arizona adquirieron a uno de los mejores receptores en la NFL.

Los Cardenales le pusieron el "Transition Tag" al corredor Kenyan Drake.

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.