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Images from the Cardinals' 38-24 victory over Cleveland last season. Listen to the re-air on Wednesday at 6 p.m. on 98.7 FM Arizona's Sports Station.

Images of the Cardinals and their opponents after the game

Images from the Cardinals' 26-20 overtime win over the Packers. Listen to the re-air on Wednesday at 6 p.m. on 98.7 FM, Arizona's Sports Station.

Images of coach Kliff Kingsbury from the 2019 season

Images from the Cardinals' 51-45 overtime win over Green Bay. Listen to the re-air on Wednesday at 6 p.m. on 98.7 FM, Arizona's Sports Station.

Images of Cardinals cheerleader Darby during the 2019 season

Cardinals owner "overwhelmed" by well-wishers

Owner expected to be released from hospital this weekend

Group improved as 2019 season went along

Former CFL quarterback could find niche with Taysom Hill-type role

Topics include signing draft picks, contract incentives and hamburgers

Kyler Murray has talented trio of receivers to target in passing game

Former Cardinals quarterback has been working on movie of his life

Topics include fans in the stands, the return game, and right tackle

Posted 20-44 record in four-year tenure in Arizona

Drake calls coach a "mad genius" when it comes to creating offense

Cardinals still on track to report July 28

Topics include the future salary cap, fullback fit, and career Cardinals

Third-year lineman heading back into starting lineup after year as a reserve

Murray confident even without on-field work; Hopkins changes offense

Quarterback has been throwing in Texas; Video work has been crucial

Game scheduled for Sunday, January 31

Topics include target shares at wide receiver, right tackle and the 2011 Kolb trade

A top-10 rushing offense last season, the Cardinals will once again look to the run to set up the pass in 2020. It all starts upfront with the offensive line. It's their job to pave the way for the running backs, whether that's Kenyan Drake or Chase Edmonds. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss the team's ground game, beginning in the trenches where all five projected starters are familiar with the personnel and the offensive system.

The Cardinals used free agency and the draft to bolster key spots on the roster. In another "Best of" edition of the Big Red Rage, Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley examine the 2020 draft class with director of player personnel Quentin Harris. Former Cardinals' offensive lineman Derek Kennard also joins the show to talk about his son Devon signing with the team to play outside linebacker. Plus, former Cardinals' linebacker Lorenzo Alexander and current defensive lineman Corey Peters share their thoughts on the 2020 defense.

True to his word, GM Steve Keim made improving the defense a priority in the offseason, especially along the front seven. There may be as many as three new starters, with the potential of four should Vance Joseph decide to have both De'Vondre Campbell and Isaiah Simmons on the field at the same time. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss the outlook for what has the potential to be the most improved part of the defense.

The Cardinals have come a long way on the offensive side of the ball just since the beginning of 2019. Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard break down all aspects of the overall unit within the dead of the offseason – what unit generates the most confidence, what unit has the most to prove, what player(s) might surprise and what Kliff Kingsbury might (or might not) do to tweak the playbook as he heads into his second season.

If you want Kyler Murray talk, you've come to the right place. In this "Best of" edition of the Big Red Rage, Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley chat with Kurt Warner, Jay Feely, Jake Plummer, Frank Sanders and Dave Pasch about their thoughts on the Cardinals' signal caller.

It may be the toughest division in all of football. Between the 49ers (reigning NFC champions), the Seahawks (seven playoff appearances over the past eight seasons) and the Rams (two years removed from reaching the Super Bowl), the Cardinals certainly have their work cut out for them in 2020. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki review the offseasons of the other three teams in the NFC West.

A lot of questions facing the NFL and Cardinals because of the pandemic, so Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard consider what it could mean going forward – like memories of the last time there wasn't an offseason during the lockout of 2011, the possibilities of adjusting the preseason schedule, what players were hurt by losing the on-field work, any roster needs heading into camp, and the Cardinals' chances to climb to the top of the NFC West.

With just over two months before opening day, Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Darren Urban predict the starters for the Cardinals. Will rookies be able to make an immediate impact with no on-field work done in the offseason? Plus, a look back at the 2015 NFC Divisional game against the Packers.

Since 2002, there have been 21 teams that have made the jump from worst to first. Is it possible the Cardinals can be team No. 22? Of course it is. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss the likelihood, factoring in the competitive NFC West. Plus, the guys preview the next episode of "Cardinals Archives," looking back at the 2015 NFC Divisional playoff game against the Packers.

There are no awards given and at the end of the day, it's all about what happens on the field. Yet, there are many who have voiced their opinion, praising the Cardinals' offseason. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss what's been written by the national media, a lot of which has focused on the acquisition of DeAndre Hopkins and the free-agent additions on defense.

With the opening of training camp just about a month away, the Cardinals continue to receive praise from many national media types. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley bring you the latest chatter. Plus, discussions about a motivated Patrick Peterson, Mason Cole returning to his starting role at center and the group of running backs behind starter Kenyan Drake.

Next month, the NFL unveils its Top-100 Players of 2020. On Wednesday, the league teased that Kyler Murray will make the list. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss where Murray should land among the best players in the game. Also, according to the experts, Murray is listed as having one of the better supporting casts and a favorite to be one of the top quarterback picks in fantasy football.

So much is expected of quarterback Kyler Murray this season, so Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard go with the Kyler-centric episode while Murray hosts his skill-position teammates over in Dallas, discussing Murray's strong beliefs in anti-racism, his confidence in himself, his lack of fear of losing on-field work this offseason, and the areas in which he might need to improve the most.

The Cardinals have made several offseason upgrades to their front seven including the signing of defensive lineman Jordan Phillips and the selection of linebacker Isaiah Simmons in the draft. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Kyle Odegard talk about the new possibilities on the defensive side of the ball. Plus, a discussion about Mason Cole returning to the starting center position and what it will take for QB Kyler Murray to take his game to the next level.

No one will touch the football more this season than Mason Cole, at least that's the hope. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss Cole resuming his role as the starting center. Plus, the guys preview the next episode of "Cardinals Archives," looking back at the 2009 NFC Wild Card game.

According to reports, quarterback Kyler Murray will soon host several of his Cardinals teammates for workouts in his hometown of Dallas. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley talk about Murray's budding leadership skills and what the offense may look like in 2020. Plus, a discussion on the run game along with the future of the wide receiver position.

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?