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Images of practice from the Dignity Health Training Center, presented by Hyundai.

Images from practice at the Dignity Health Training Center heading into Sunday's Week 3 matchup against the Lions.

Images of the Cardinals cheerleaders during the Week 2 matchup against Washington.

Images from Sunday's 30-15 victory at State Farm Stadium.

Images from the Week 2 contest at State Farm Stadium

Cardinals players arrive to State Farm Stadium prior to the home opener against Washington presented by Bose

A look at the biggest storylines for Sunday's game

Notes: Drake plays fourth-quarter bellcow; Kirk misses practice

After solid start, defense will be tested by Matthew Stafford in Week 3

Debut of QB, Kingsbury was memorable in 2019 opener

Wide receiver spent five seasons with team under Bruce Arians

Notes: Quiet stadium affecting communication; Kirk not practicing

No more than 750 people will be allowed to watch game versus Lions

Veteran linebacker proving to be excellent free-agent signing

Topics include Isaiah Simmons, Kyler's ceiling and Fitz's snaps

Kyler Murray's dazzling runs masking some early-season shortcomings

Foster goes to practice squad IR

Quarterback stars again as team starts 2-0 with 30-15 win

Notes: Another special play from special teams; Kirk battles through injury

Jordan Thomas makes Cardinals debut

Tight end elevated with Maxx Williams out for game

Team has chance to start 2-0 with solid performance in home opener

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One-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year also served as GM, VP for franchise

Right tackle Kelvin Beachum joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to discuss the Cardinals' 2-0 start, blocking for Kyler Murray and providing leadership for his teammates. Beachum also talks about the upcoming game against the Lions, his philanthropy, voter registration and interests off the field including drones and robotics.

Ep. 318 - Looking at the numbers, this has the chance to be a big week for Kenyan Drake and Chase Edmonds. The Cardinals rushing offense is among the best in the league, while the Lions have had difficulty stopping the run through two games. Meanwhile on the defensive side of the ball, coordinator Vance Joseph said his unit is "on high alert" when considering the Lions offense. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki examine the many weapons at the disposal of quarterback Matthew Stafford.

Ep. 317 - Let's be honest, the first impression of Kliff Kingsbury and Kyler Murray was not ideal. For three quarters of the 2019 opener against the Lions, nothing went right for the rookie head coach and his signal caller. Fast forward 17 games to another meeting with Detroit and the Kingsbury-Murray pairing looks much better. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss some of the lessons learned from the 2019 matchup. Plus, a conversation about the importance of Andy Isabella's first two catches of the season.

Yes, it's only two games, so no one should proclaim a finished product. But Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard still have plenty good to talk about, like Kyler's legs, Fitz's position, an offense spreading its wings, the pros and cons of going for it on fourth down – especially deep in your own end, a defense standing out but one that will be tested by a Lions' passing offense, how good De'Vondre Campbell has been (and what that means for Isaiah Simmons) and a schedule that (shhh) sets up nicely. Not that Kliff Kingsbury is gonna let his team think about it.

Ep. 316 - It's a small sample size, but what the Cardinals' defense has shown through two games cannot be ignored. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki go over the improved numbers and highlight the play of the three key free-agent additions: De'Vondre Campbell, Devon Kennard and Jordan Phillips. Campbell, especially, has stood out in coverage. Plus, the guys discuss how the rest of the NFC West fared in Week 2.

The Cardinals improved to 2-0 on the season with their 30-15 win over the Washington Football Team. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry talk about getting big plays from the new faces on defense, Kyler Murray's game changing running ability, the upcoming matchup with the Detroit Lions and more.

Ep. 315 - Designed quarterback runs are baked into the Cardinals' offense. Those plays set Kyler Murray apart from other NFL signal callers. However, the offense can be better overall. There have been too many negative plays. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss the win over Washington, focus on what can be improved and highlight another bright spot from Sunday, wide receiver Andy Isabella.

Ep. 314 - If the Cardinals had the best win in Week 1, then Washington may have had the most surprising win of all the season-opening games. The pair of 1-0 teams meet Sunday at State Farm Stadium. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki break down the matchup, including Jurecki's three keys for a victory. But before the guys get into any X's and O's, they reflect on the passing of Hall of Fame safety and long-time team executive Larry Wilson.

In last Sunday's season opener, the 49ers had momentum on their side early in the contest. However a blocked punt by Cardinals' special teams standout Ezekiel Turner changed that in a hurry. Turner joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about his big day in San Francisco, what it was like playing in an empty stadium and the upcoming game against the Washington Football Team.

Ep. 313 - It was not a great first impression by Isaiah Simmons. The Cardinals first-round draft pick struggled out of the gate in Week 1. So, is defensive coordinator Vance Joseph discouraged? Hardly. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss how Simmons responded to the early adversity. Also, with Mason Cole not practicing for a second straight day, it would appear Lamont Gaillard is poised to make his first NFL start on Sunday.

Ep. 312 - Is Chase Edmonds in line for more playing time this week? Perhaps. Based on his play against the 49ers Edmonds "will continue to have a major role in this offense," according to Kliff Kingsbury. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki debate how to divide the touches between Edmonds and Kenyan Drake. Also, this week provides another challenge for the offensive line. The Washington front four is one of the best in the league.

The Cardinals are 1-0 and have plenty of things to be encouraged by, including their new pitch-and-catch combo of Kyler Murray and DeAndre Hopkins. Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard discuss that and Murray's wheels, Fitz's three-point play, a defense on the rise, new linebackers Isaiah Simmons and De'Vondre Campbell, Byron Murphy stepping up, a favorable schedule, tweets that have traction and proper use of an exclamation point.

Ep. 311 - One of the many unsung stars from Sunday's win at San Francisco was Haason Reddick, the former first round draft pick who is once again playing outside linebacker. It's a position switch that suits Reddick, at least through the first game. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki also discuss the reason behind the lack of a deep passing game in the season opener plus review how the rest of the NFC West fared in Week 1.

After months of speculation about what might take place, we can finally react to what actually happened in the Cardinals' road win over the 49ers. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry discuss Kyler Murray's running ability, the hands of DeAndre Hopkins, timely stops by the defense and a special teams moment that changed the game.

Ep. 310 - A goal line stand. An end-of-game stop. Who would've thought the defense would be the talk of the season opener? Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki break down the big plays, none bigger than Byron Murphy's pass breakup on 4th down to help seal the victory. Of course, the performance of DeAndre Hopkins cannot be ignored nor the news about Chris Streveler.

Ep. 309 - The long wait ends Sunday. The Cardinals open their 2020 season playing on the road against the San Francisco 49ers. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki break down the matchup, first with Jurecki's top-3 things the Cardinals need to do to walk out of Levi's Stadium with a victory. Later, the guys discuss the importance of each team's left tackles—D.J. Humphries and Trent Williams—in helping determine the outcome.

Celebramos el Mes de la Herencia Hispana dándole gracias a las personas que sacrifican tanto para el bienestar de nuestra comunidad.

El juego terrestre ha sido clave bajo el liderazgo de Kliff Kingsbury con los Cardenales de Arizona.

Después de 2 semanas, los Cardenales siguen invictos gracias al balance que existe entre su potente ofensiva y la renovada defensiva que han mostrado.

Cardenales con un inicio de temporada ardiente en la liga y en el Fantasy.

La ofensiva desencadena gran potencial y busca establecer su poder en la liga.

¡Hogar, dulce hogar! DeAndre Hopkins con su primer touchdown como Cardenal.

Cardenales de Arizona busca empezar la temporada de una manera que no se ha visto en media década.

Cardenales de Arizona buscarán presionar desde temprano al QB Dwayne Haskins y de manera consistente.

Los Cardenales de Arizona ajustan los últimos detalles de su próximo compromiso ante Washington sabiendo que no habrá fanáticos en el State Farm Stadium.

Los Cardenales trabajan duramente para su debut en casa este domingo y saben que no se pueden confiar después de su triunfo en la semana uno.

La ofensiva de Cardenales explotó contra los 49ers en la semana uno.

Cardenales arranca la temporada con el pie derecho gracias a su nueva arma secreta.

Tras la victoria en la semana uno, el equipo mantiene el optimismo sabiendo que esto solo es el comienzo.

 El QB Kyler Murray con una espectacular corrida de 22 yardas para llegar a la zona prometida.

Los Cardenales viajan a casa de los 49ers con las intenciones de empezar la temporada con el pie derecho.