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Images of players on the field at the Dignity Health Arizona Cardinals Training Center on Thursday.

Images of the Cardinals' six draft picks inking their rookie deals on Saturday

Images of the offensive linemen on the Cardinals' 90-man roster as training camp approaches

Images of the wide receivers on the 90-man roster as training camp approaches

Images of the tight ends on the 90-man roster as training camp approaches

Images of the running backs on the Cardinals' 90-man roster as training camp approaches

Wide receiver expects to become "best friends" with QB Kyler Murray

Roster stands at 77 players

Topics include a full season of Drake, pass rush and a change at center

Dealing with COVID-19, Murray's improvement and Hopkins' arrival among topics

Veteran pass catcher No. 8 on NFL Network list

Cardinals' first-round pick plans on major impact despite COVID-19-related hurdles

After 19 sacks, linebacker get back on list after being blanked

Team going through testing, work at State Farm Stadium two weeks away

Cardinals have several options at the position if needed

Topics include COVID testing, uniform numbers and what's lost with no preseason games

Wide receiver lands at No. 69 on the 2020 list

Former Cornell assistant played in college at SUNY-Brockport

Quarterback, safety each make the list for the first time

Team trims down to 80 players after releasing 10

Contracts, agreed to earlier in the week, are finally signed

Training camp scheduled to start on time

Right tackle the only starting spot that looks unsettled

Addition of DeAndre Hopkins makes group among the best

With Williams, Arnold, team has a nice starting point at the position

Ep. 291 - More than four months after the news of his trade broke, DeAndre Hopkins finally put on a Cardinals uniform for the first time over this past weekend. "It gave me chills," he told the media. What else did Hopkins have to say? A lot. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss Hopkins' affinity for Kyler Murray and the offense. Plus, the guys examine the different position battles excepted to play out in training camp.

Ep. 290 - For now, rookie Isaiah Simmons is focused exclusively on the inside linebacker position. That's not to say he won't find himself at other positions in the near future. This week, Simmons met the media after joining his fellow rookies on the field for the first time. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss what was said plus which players are roster locks and which players have work to do.

The slow progression toward the 2020 NFL season has begun as players around the league have reported for duty. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley examine the unique challenges ahead for the Cardinals as it relates to playing under the threat of COVID-19. Plus, a discussion about the recently-revealed NFL Top-100 list, rookie linebacker Isaiah Simmons and the battle for right tackle.

Ep. 289 - Training camp is officially underway. Here on Day 2 of Cards Camp, which is very different due to the coronavirus pandemic, Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki talk about some of the obvious and not-so-obvious storylines. It's a good discussion on what the guys will be paying attention to over the next several weeks. Plus, how many Cardinals players landed on the NFL Top-100 Players of 2020 list?

Players have reported to the Dignity Health Arizona Cardinals Training Center for testing, physicals, meetings and eventually, on-field work. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Kyle Odegard talk about the new normal surrounding the team, DeAndre Hopkins' potential impact on Kyler Murray, position battles and whether camp will be more or less physical without preseason games.

As Kliff Kingsbury said, the Cardinals are entering uncharted territory with a training camp filled with COVID-19 protocols – and Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard are also trying to figure out this new NFL world. Among the topics: If the Cards may have any players opt out, what happens until the team gets on the field for practices in mid-August, how the limited practice time and continued virtual meetings could impact the season, potential camp battles (or if there can even be any), the Seahawks' trade for Jamal Adams, and Paul's sideline chances in 2020.

Ep. 288 - It appears Chandler Jones is finally going to get the recognition he's earned based on his play. The NFL Top-100 Players of 2020 is being released this week, and it's expected Jones will be among the higher ranked players. Many of the national pundits have talked up Jones this offseason, but what's next for the all-pro linebacker? Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss that and ask whether Jones deserves Ring of Honor consideration when his playing days are over.

Ep. 287 - Now just days away from the start of training camp, many fans wonder what will it look like in 2020 given the coronavirus pandemic. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss what the league and players association have agreed upon. Plus, the guys explain why this year is going to be even harder for undrafted rookie free agents to make a Week 1 roster.

With football season around the corner, there are still many questions about what training camp may look like. Paul Calvisi, Ron Wolfley and Dave Pasch talk about how the unique camp and reported absence of preseason games could affect the Cardinals' rookie class. Plus, a look at a determined Patrick Peterson, Kyler Murray's potential with DeAndre Hopkins and what position battles will be worth watching as the 2020 season draws near.

Ep. 286 - So what happens this season and the seasons to come? Many believe they know, or think they know. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss some of the predictions and projections made about the Cardinals — and the rest of the NFC West — not only for 2020 but the next couple of years. Plus, all six draft picks have agreed to terms just ahead of the start of training camp.

Players soon will be arriving for a training camp like no other – literally, as the NFL and the Cardinals figure out how to get ready for a season in the coronavirus world. Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard discuss just how camp might look and what it means for the Cardinals, how each of the draft picks might be impacted by the tumultuous offseason, how the addition of Kelvin Beachum impacts the offensive line, and Paul notes Patrick Mahomes' Hall of Fame chances.

The Cardinals used their first pick in the 2020 NFL Draft to select Clemson linebacker Isaiah Simmons. Where will he line up when the season begins? Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Darren Urban give their opinion. Plus, a discussion about how the Cardinals will handle all the offseason hype and the various protocols reported to be in the works for training camp and beyond.

Ep. 285 - It's said numbers don't lie except when it comes to a certain video game. The Madden NFL 21 ratings are out for every player, and there are several players who are not happy with their rating. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss some of the Cardinals' players numbers, including Kyler Murray who would fall into the 'not happy' category. Speaking of Murray, did you know his dog, Swoosh, has his own Instagram account? The things you learn on the show.

A solid foundation has been laid. Now it's time to build. Kyler Murray proved a lot of doubters wrong in 2019 highlighted by his Offensive Rookie of the Year win. So what's next? How does Murray improve upon his rookie year and lead the Cardinals to bigger things? Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss exactly that. The Cardinals certainly feel they've found their franchise quarterback.

The acquisition of DeAndre Hopkins has created a buzz around the Cardinals' offense. How will D-Hop fit in with Kyler Murray and company? In this "Best of" Big Red Rage episode, Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley are joined by play-by-play voice Dave Pasch, OL coach Sean Kugler and former players Rashad Johnson, Lorenzo Alexander and Rob Fredrickson. They discuss Hopkins, Murray and the overall big picture of the Cardinals.

A motivated Patrick Peterson. A healthy Robert Alford. Budda Baker coming off a pro bowl season. No wonder Mike Jurecki believes the strength of the defense is the secondary, which sees every major contributor last season back for 2020. Craig Grialou joins Jurecki in looking at both the cornerback and safety positions. Plus, the guys discuss special teams, another unit that returns all of its key players.

Sin juegos de pretemporada, los Cardenales dependen de los líderes del equipo.

Hay dos sorpresas en los ratings de Madden este año, ¿están de acuerdo o no?

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.