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Images of the Cardinals' All-Pro safety throughout the season.

Images of the team's 20 leading tacklers this season.

Images of Cardinals wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins during the 2020 season.

Images from the golf event featuring Cardinals alumni, which benefited the late safety's 'Kwamie Lassiter Foundation.'

Images from the Week 17 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams.

Cardinals players arrive to SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles prior to the Week 17 matchup against the Rams presented by Bose.

Kyler Murray, DeAndre Hopkins and Budda Baker top list of honorees

Jamal Carter played for Vance Joseph in Denver

Topics include linebacking corps, coaching staff makeup and uniforms

DeAndre Hopkins, Kyler Murray the stars of the show this season

Ezekiel Turner a common sight on list of best plays

A look back at the five best plays on the defensive side of the ball this season

Topics include COVID cap issues, playcalling and Simmons as OLB

Linebacker talks about knee on Instagram

Breakout season has Cardinals' outside linebacker in favorable position as free agency looms

Cardinals safety already named to third Pro Bowl

Venue has already served as blood drive center, COVID testing spot

Cap crunch, 28 UFAs will make for a interesting offseason for GM Steve Keim

Three former NFL draft picks are included in group

Draft picks Evan Weaver, Michael Dogbe among those sticking around

Topics include the 16th pick, backup quarterback and Fitz's future

A look at the five highest-graded players from 2020

Kingsbury, Murray will head into third season with significant expectations

Notes: No surgery for Murray; kicker plans in 2021 still unknown

Packers, Vikings among home games; road trips to Chicago, Tennessee

Ep. 491 - With 28 unrestricted free agents set to hit the market, the Cardinals have a bunch of business to take care of this offseason. Former Cardinals safety Rashad Johnson joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about the future of Patrick Peterson. Will it be in Arizona? Johnson also shares his thoughts on Budda Baker's All-Pro season, the upcoming conference championships and more. Plus, a discussion about the recent flurry of coaching and front office moves made in the NFL.

Ep. 388 - The Academy has spoken. Actually, it was a 27-member panel that voted for AZCardinals.com's annual end-of-season awards. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki are joined by Kyle Odegard to discuss the winners in six different categories. And when it came to Offensive Player of the Year, there was some spirited debate between Jurecki and Odegard. Also, stay tuned following the announcement of the final award as Grialou and Jurecki preview Championship Sunday.

It's a quarterback-driven league, and that's easy to see with four top QBs in the NFL championship games, and a fifth suddenly with questions about the future in Houston. Makes sense that Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard would use that has a jumping off point to the Cardinals' own man behind center. The trio talk about Kyler Murray's expectations in Year 3, his ability to push the Cardinals to a playoff contender next season, how teams defended K1, the way wide receiver might impact him, and how much say he might have/get in the Cardinals' plans. Oh, and there is also free-agency discussion, the need for Haason Reddick, and Fitz's smart real estate moves.

Each NFL season, it's a given that personnel and roles will change. With that as the backdrop, Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry discuss which young players could end up playing a big part in the success of the 2021 Cardinals. Plus, a preview of the conference championships. Who will advance to Super Bowl LV?

Ep. 387 - Year one with the Cardinals could not have gone any better for DeAndre Hopkins, and here's hoping it is a sign of things to come as he works with Kyler Murray to further their on-field chemistry. Hopkins made several highlight-reel catches, many of which landed on the offensive edition of the team's Top Plays of 2020. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki are joined by Kyle Odegard to count down the best five plays. Also, Grialou and Jurecki look back at what happened during the divisional round of the playoffs.

Ep. 490 - In order for the Cardinals to take the next step in 2021, they need to see growth from their young players. Play-by-play voice Dave Pasch joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about which players will take their game to the next level. Plus, the guys break down the NFL playoffs. Who will advance to the conference championships?

Ep. 386 - A second season with Vance Joseph as defensive coordinator paid dividends. That unit performed better than expected. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki are joined by Kyle Odegard to count down the top-five plays on that side of the ball. Also, the best special teams plays are discussed. Plus, the postseason moves into its second weekend. Grialou and Jurecki break down each of the four divisional round matchups.

Virtual slime might help a TV broadcast – thanks, Nickelodeon! – but probably not impact where the Cardinals stand in the NFC West or what they need to fix. Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard take a look at the playoffs and what NFC West rivals the Rams and Seahawks looked like, and how that reflects and challenges the Cardinals. As for the on-vacation Cards, a brief look at what ails them, along with positions of need. That could include wide receiver, where Andy Isabella is still trying to find his way and Larry Fitzgerald has a bunch of pros and cons to weigh before deciding on retirement or an 18th season. Oh, and what could happen at running back, too.

The Cardinals have 28 players scheduled to become free agents during the offseason, many on the defensive side of the ball. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry discuss the decisions to be made at outside linebacker and defensive back. Will big names like Haason Reddick, Patrick Peterson and Markus Golden return to the defense? Plus, a look at the 2020 All-Pro team and a preview of the divisional playoff round.

Ep. 385 - With the regular season complete, players are beginning to receive recognition for their efforts. Budda Baker and DeAndre Hopkins were both named to the 2020 All-Pro Team. Meanwhile, Haason Reddick was overlooked for NFC Defensive Player of the Month for December. He certainly deserved better according to Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki. Also, the guys discuss the results from a fun Super Wild Card Weekend.

Ep. 489 - With an expected drop in the salary cap and 28 players scheduled to hit unrestricted free agency, the Cardinals should have a very busy offseason. Darren Urban joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to discuss different scenarios and possibilities for the future. Plus, a recap of the 2020 season and what needs to happen for the Cardinals to find success in 2021.

Ep. 384 - Just one game separated the Cardinals from the postseason. One game. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki debate which game was the most frustrating to them. So without a Cardinals game to preview, the guys go over the six games as part of Super Wild Card Weekend. Plus, a discussion about the players signed to future contracts this week and a former Cardinal announces his retirement.

Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard only traffic in the latest info – and that's all about the Cardinals' disappointing end to the season and the offseason ahead. So the trio discuss the emotions of the finish, the backup quarterback situation, Kyler Murray's health, the stunning offensive dropoff, the need to add a wide receiver, the Cards' place in the NFC West, the biggest defensive need, Isaiah Simmons, P2's future, fan frustration and the huge accomplishment of head athletic trainer Tom Reed.

After the Cardinals dropped the season finale against the Los Angeles Rams, the only thing they can do is look forward to the 2021 season. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry give their thoughts on the 2020 campaign, priorities for the offseason, the future of Kyler Murray and DeAndre Hopkins and more.

Ep. 383 - Yes, eight wins showed improvement from the year prior, but one more win was needed to extend the 2020 season. The Cardinals stood on the doorstep of the playoffs only to have the door slammed shut. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki try to make sense of what happened in Los Angeles, and really, the past two weeks. A very long offseason now begins with more questions than answers.

Ep. 382 - One game. Four quarters. Sixty minutes. The 2020 season will be defined not by the previous 15 games, but by the game that will be played this Sunday in Los Angeles. Win, and the Cardinals advance to the playoffs. Lose, and it's going to be a very long offseason. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki break down the matchup including Jurecki's three keys for a victory plus the 'X' factor in the matchup against the Rams.

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

¡Podemos decir muchas cosas, pero lo más importante es GRACIAS por todo su apoyo a lo largo de la temporada!

Los últimos días en el nido cardenal han sido de mucha incertidumbre en relación a la decisión de Larry Fitzgerald sobre si retira o no.

Los Cardenales de Arizona lograron marcas históricas en el año 2020, y buscaran mejorar el roster durante la temporada baja.

Cardenales reflexionan de su temporada tras varias duras lecciones y continúan en la meta de mejorar como equipo.

Los mejores momentos de esta temporada hacen ver el futuro brillante para el núcleo de los Cardenales.

Los Cardenales se presentaron a limpiar sus vestidores en medio de sentimientos encontrados y sabiendo que pudieron haber hecho más.

El LB Jordan Hicks obtiene la onceava intercepción de su carrera en la recta final de la temporada.

Con la posibilidad de ir a la postemporada, varios jugadores titulares buscan cerrar fuerte esta temporada regular contra sus rivales de division.

Los Cardenales están listos para dar el siguiente paso y llegar a los playoffs.

La defensiva de Cardenales ha impresionado a lo largo de la temporada y especialmente durante un lapso en especifico.

Cardenales se enfrenta al juego más importante de la temporada.