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Images of the four players the Cardinals selected in the final two rounds of the draft

Images of Florida cornerback Marco Wilson, who the Cardinals traded up to select with the No. 136 overall pick in the draft.

Images of Purdue wide receiver Rondale Moore, who the Cardinals selected with the No. 49 overall pick in the draft.

Images of the Cardinals' first-round draft pick on his flight from Tulsa, Okla. to Arizona.

Images of the Tulsa linebacker, who the Cardinals selected with the No. 16 overall pick in the draft

Images of GM Steve Keim, coach Kliff Kingsbury, owner Michael Bidwill and others on the first day of the draft.

Ep. 1 - Luis Hernández y Rolando Cantú le dan un vistazo a las seleciones del Draft del 2021 de los Arizona Cardinals de una manera única. ¿Zaven Collins será titular en la semana 1? ¿Cuánto impacto tendrá el receptor Rondale Moore? En este primer episodio hablaremos si el equipo de Arizona está listo para llegar lejos en el 2021.

Ep. 422 - This week the rookies—drafted, undrafted and tryout players plus tight end Bernhard Seikovits—are in town for minicamp. It's their first taste of pro football. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki stress the importance of the camp, especially given the fact that last year's rookie class did not have one. This week also sees the release of the 2021 regular season schedule. How many primetime games might the Cardinals receive? And for those early season games, it might be a good idea to grab a roster. Uniform numbers have been assigned, and for a handful of players, some number changes.

Ep. 506 - Cornerbacks coach Greg Williams joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about the confidence and ability of rookie corners Marco Wilson and Tay Gowan, the addition of veteran Malcom Butler and what a healthy Robert Alford could mean to the Cardinals defense. Plus, Calvisi and Wolf take a dive into the 2021 Cards Draft class as a whole. How will linebackers Zaven Collins and Isaiah Simmons fit together? What kind of impact can speedy receiver Rondale Moore make in his rookie year?

Ep. 421 - From Marco Wilson to James Wiggins plus Zaven Collins and Rondale Moore, the Cardinals drafted themselves some very athletic talent. Of course athleticism doesn't always equal success. While acknowledging that, Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss the upside of a player like Wilson as well as fellow cornerback Tay Gowan, who Pro Football Focus called one of their best value picks. Also, it's time to review; just how well did Jurecki's big board—his top-50 draft prospects—match up with how the rest of the league thought of this year's draft class?

The Cardinals added seven new players to the mix during the 2021 NFL Draft. Most of those players play on the defensive side of the ball including first-round linebacker Zaven Collins. Which players are best equipped to make an immediate impact? Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry analyze each pick and discuss how that player may fit into the 2021 plans and beyond.

Any easy subject this week for Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard. Sure, Paul first asks about longsnappers, but quickly enough the guys delve into the athleticism of the Cardinals' draft class, choosing Zaven Collins in the first round and the kind of impact he can make compared to other positions, Rondale Moore as the latest second-round wide receiver and how his skillset can change the offense, how rookies can make an impact, the secondary help on Day 3, the curious case of Marco Wilson, Tay Gowan as steal, Budda Baker's new number and, of course, a dollop of Fitz.

Ep. 420 - Somewhere, defensive coordinator Vance Joseph is smiling. Five of the team's seven draft picks were defensive players, so more talent for Joseph to work with. We know linebacker Zaven Collins is expected to play right away. There may be an opportunity for cornerbacks Marco Wilson and Tay Gowan to see the field early as well given the need for depth at that position. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss each of the seven new faces to the roster. Also, the guys explain why Budda Baker is changing his uniform number once again.

Ep. 419 - With their one and only pick on the second day of the draft, the Cardinals selected a do-it-all wide receiver in Rondale Moore out of Purdue. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss the his role within the offense and as a kick returner. Plus, how does the addition of Moore affect the depth chart within the wide receivers room? Pass catcher, by the way, was a popular position on Friday as both the Seahawks and Rams went receiver with their first picks of the draft.

Ep. 418 - Though not the name most often linked to the Cardinals, linebacker Zaven Collins became the clear choice of general manager Steve Keim once the team was on the clock with the 16th overall pick. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki explain the selection and what Collins adds to the defense, especially when paired with Isaiah Simmons, last year's pick in the first round. No, linebacker wasn't necessarily a need, but with the top two cornerbacks and the three best wide receivers off the board, Collins was too good of a talent to pass up.

Ep. 505 - Cardinals play-by-play voice Dave Pasch joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to preview the 2021 NFL Draft. What will the Cardinals do with the 16th pick? Will they trade up? Will they trade down? What happens if the top cornerbacks and wide receivers are gone when the Cardinals are on the clock? We examine the many ways the draft could unfold. Plus, the guys take their best guess as to who will become the latest first-rounder to land in Arizona.

The draft is here – hopefully, Kyle Shanahan, the world won't end this weekend – so Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard have a lot to chat about. Who should/will the 49ers take at No. 3 for quarterback, who might the Cardinals take at 16 if all the "hot" names are gone, could the Cards trade down, whether a running back in the first round makes sense, the fears of the Caleb Farley injuries, cornerback as priority and maybe trading up, the Kliff House, spending a pick on a punter, and yes, a little more Fitz speculation.

After months of speculation, the 2021 NFL Draft is finally here and we'll soon know who the Cardinals will select with the No. 16 pick. That is, of course, if there is not a trade. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry discuss all the options including the top prospects at cornerback and receiver. Plus, the guys examine how the rest of the NFC West might approach their selections.

Ep. 417 - What the Cardinals do with the No. 16 pick in the 2021 NFL Draft will not be known officially until Thursday. Unofficially, a number of different draft prospects have been projected to the Cardinals with that pick. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss—for one final time—many of those names, and they are names that seem to fall into one of two categories: cornerback and wide receiver. Also, on the subject of wide receiver, what's the latest with Larry Fitzgerald? He did make a public appearance over the weekend.

Ep. 504 - Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about Kyler Murray heading into his third year, the value of proven veterans like J.J. Watt and A.J. Green, how center Rodney Hudson can take pressure off of Murray, the upcoming NFL Draft and more. Find out which way Warner would go with the 16th pick.

Ep. 416 - There is always a lot of noise ahead of the draft, and this year has been no exception. The good news is it will be a lot quieter this time next week. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki mock the mock drafts before trying to read between the lines in what GM Steve Keim and head coach Kliff Kingsbury had to say in their annual pre-draft presser. Also, who is No. 1 on Jurecki's list of the top-50 draft prospects in 2021? No, it's not a surprise but you may be surprised who lands at No. 2 and No. 3 as he unveils his final 10-player grouping.

The time for the NFL draft is near, which means we're hip-deep in mock drafts and speculation. Little wonder Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard use that to their advantage, as they talk about oh so many mocks, how desperate is the need for cornerback in the first round, just what is valuable in the first round (is it receiver?), the second round and whether an edge rusher fits (and a story about Denny Green's draft predictions), the importance of the class overall in future roster-building, trading for a tight end, P2's goodbye essay and of course, this week's Fitz theory.

After opting out of 2020 to protect his family, cornerback ready to prove himself

Edmonds, Murphy joining Baker in potentially moving to single digits

Tight end hopes to make Cardinals' active roster after joining via International Pathways Program

Team will take trip to Cleveland in 2021; Schedule released May 12

Safety has athleticism to play on all four core special teams

Penn State centers were chosen in seventh round 12 years apart

Longtime employee was NFL's first African American female executive

Topics include Zaven Collins impact, backup QB and Corey Peters

Austrian player is captain for his national team

Now that the bulk of the constructing is complete, where does it go from here?

Keim, Kingsbury entered draft with goal of finding early contributors

Team focuses mostly on defense on Day 3

GM Steve Keim adds player at position of need

Slot pass catcher provides serious speed, return game to offense

First-round pick gets flyover of hometown before Michael Bidwill gets him to Valley

Linebacker will play inside next to Simmons for Vance Joseph's defense 

Cardinals stayed true to board by choosing Tulsa inside linebacker Zaven Collins

DeVonta Smith, Zaven Collins, Greg Newsome popular links at No. 16 

Lot of options, lot of unknown before team gets to pick at No. 16

Los Cardenales han realizado grandes movimientos durante el periodo de la agencia libre pero ahora concentrarán todos sus esfuerzos en el Draft.

Los Cardenales siguen haciendo movimientos de cara a la temporada 2021. La llegada del RB James Conner crea optimismo en el nido.

Los Cardenales presentaron a sus nuevos integrantes en medio de muchas expectativas de cara a la temporada 2021.

La llegada de J.J. Watt al nido no le impedirá a los Cardenales seguir su busqueda de jugadores en la agencia libre.

Los Cardenales de Arizona presentaron a su nuevo jugador, J.J. Watt en medio de muchas expectativas positivas en el nido.

La defensiva de los Cardenales tendrá que mejorar en el 2021 y los protagonistas podrían ser otros.