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Images of Cardinals' outside linebacker Devon Kennard bringing food to four fire departments in the Ahwatukee area

Images of the opponents the Cardinals will face this season

Images of Cardinals cheerleader Monica during the 2019 season

After 2019 midseason trade, veteran faces another contract year

Gilbert branch receives meals for 120 children and staff

Topics include Kyler's offseason with teammates, continuity and a "new" NFC South

Ten of 11 projected starters were on team last season

Cardinals' new inside linebacker excited about future for himself, team

Cornerback working out in Atlanta as he comes back from broken leg

Assistants can no longer be blocked from 'bona fide' coaching promotions

Topics include expanded rosters, adding depth and the constant Lions

Coaches, players not yet permitted at Dignity Health Arizona Cardinals Training Center

Cardinals defensive tackle emphasizing importance of literacy

Team plays first home exhibition game against Chiefs on Aug. 22

Progress expected from Andy Isabella, KeeSean Johnson and Hakeem Butler

Cardinals rookie linebacker knows prep comes first with NFL versatility

Cardinals will continue to receive instruction online

Sack master has made huge impact since 2016 trade

Topics include Campbell's spot, Fotu on offense and the Lions on the schedule

Depth added to secondary that returns intact

Rookies missing out on crucial field work but are now able to join meetings

Former Cardinals All-Pro receiver has traveled the world with 'His Airness'

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Leadership matters, whether it's Kyler Murray while he's on his way to an MVP-like season (as so many national pundits are predicting) or linebacker De'Vondre Campbell with his new team. It also matters as Paul Calvisi tries to wrangle Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard as they discuss Murray, Campbell, how the touches will work on offense, Andy Isabella's speed, 4th-and-15 "onside kicks" and who exactly would play Paul in a movie.

There are several new faces on the Cardinals defense in 2020. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Darren Urban break down the additions of defensive lineman Jordan Phillips and linebacker De'Vondre Campbell and talk about how they may fit in the scheme. Plus, a discussion about Kyler Murray and how he will handle all the hype surrounding his second season.

Former Cardinals linebacker Lorenzo Alexander joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about offseason additions, the hype surrounding Kyler Murray and how Chandler Jones can get even better in 2020. Hear Alexander explain how his former Bills teammate Jordan Phillips can make a big impact on Jones and the entire Arizona defense. Plus, Calvisi and Wolf talk about candidates to cover opposing tight ends and the need for Andy Isabella to take a big leap in his second year.

Over a period of two months, the Cardinals remodeled their defense. It was much-needed. In 2019, the defense ranked at or near the bottom of several statistical categories, including yards and points allowed per game. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki continue to examine the roster, focusing today on the side of the ball that may see up to seven new starters when compared to Week 1 of last season.

Patrick Peterson has high hopes about the Cards going into 2020, and his comments are good fodder for Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard, who chew on the concept of an upgraded roster, how 2016 might be something to think about with growing hype, Chandler Jones' growing reputation this offseason as one of the best in the game, and how the NFL is again trying to help become more diverse.

The Cardinals have made several defensive upgrades in the offseason. Cornerback Patrick Peterson likes where the unit is headed. Now, it's on the players to be ready to play when on-field work begins. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Kyle Odegard break down the defense, the potential of Andy Isabella and the young receivers and much more.

Just about a month removed from the draft and two months since the start of free agency, what do the 2020 Arizona Cardinals look like? Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki examine the roster, focusing today on the offense. It should be a much improved unit, starting with the expected second-year jump from quarterback Kyler Murray. Oh yeah, Murray has a new target to throw to in perennial all-pro DeAndre Hopkins.

There is not a better person in the Cardinals locker room than defensive lineman Corey Peters. He's a solid football player as well. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss Peters' latest involvement within in the community and talk about what Peters had to say about the offseason additions, especially on the defensive line.

Defensive tackle Corey Peters joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about top-pick Isaiah Simmons, the new faces along the defensive line and his recently-announced virtual book club for high school students. Plus, a discussion about the hype surrounding QB Kyler Murray and what he needs to do to be successful in his second year.

It's not easy to get linebacker Chandler Jones to talk about himself, so Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki attempt to do it for him. A two-time Pro Bowler and first-team All-Pro in his four seasons with the Cardinals, Jones is still very much in his prime. But it's never about Jones. It's about the team, and Jones is excited about the upcoming season. Plus, what Cardinals player finds himself in the early MVP discussion?

As the Cardinals proceed with a virtual offseason, Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard discuss the notion Kyler Murray is among the top MVP candidates; the idea of Isaiah Simmons at one position yet everywhere; a schedule that will make for a tough finish; and Michael Jordan's longtime Cardinal buddy, Roy Green.

The Cardinals are building with youth on both sides of the ball. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Darren Urban discuss the playmaking abilities of quarterback Kyler Murray and rookie linebacker Isaiah Simmons. Plus, an update on remote team meetings and a look at the 2020 schedule.

Welcome to the age of Zoom meetings. With facilities closed throughout the league, teams are forced to prepare virtually this offseason. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki look at how the Cardinals are handling what head coach Kliff Kingsbury called on Monday "a unique period." Plus, the guys discuss Kingsbury's thoughts on the just-released 2020 regular season schedule.

Two prime time nationally-televised games. The bye week at the midway point of the season. The possibility of staying back east between games. Those are just some of the highlights of the Cardinals 2020 regular season schedule. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki examine some of the more interesting storylines and break down the schedule into four-game blocks.

Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about the 2020 schedule which kicks off with a season-opening matchup in San Francisco against the 49ers. Kyler Murray and Kliff Kingsbury return to their home state of Texas in mid-October to play the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football. Will the Cardinals train back east between consecutive road games against the Panthers and Jets? Bidwill also talks about the 2020 draft and working remotely during the offseason.

Passion for the game. It's the one thing general manager Steve Keim looks for in a player yet the most difficult to judge. Defensive tackles Leki Fotu and Rashard Lawrence plus linebacker Evan Weaver love to play football. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss the three rookies, each of whom have that proverbial chip on their shoulder as final-day draft picks.

Kliff Kingsbury y su cuerpo técnico están maximizando las juntas virtuales para aprender todo lo posible en relación al playbook.

Dos partidos en Primetime, una racha de juegos fuera de casa que puede definir la campaña y mucho más se reveló hoy.

La versatilidad del nuevo linebacker Isaiah Simmons revolucionará a la defensiva de Cardenales contra los rivales divisionales.

El GM Steve Keim y su equipo han tenido un impactante NFL Draft este año.

¡No hay que esperar más! Los Cardenales seleccionaron a Isaiah Simmons, el jugador más versátil sin duda alguna de este Draft 2020.

Isiah Simmons, Henry Ruggs y Brycen Hopkins todos son prospectos dinámicos en el NFL Draft, ¿pero serian buenas adiciones para los Arizona Cardinals?

Derrick Brown, Jerry Jeudy y Tristan Wirfs son jugadores impresionantes, ¿pero encajan en el roster de Cardenales?