Arizona Cardinals Podcasts, Audio, Radio Shows

It's the first time since he started going in 2001 that Darren Urban isn't in Indianapolis for the Scouting combine, so with both he and Kyle Odegard protocoled out of that trip, they join Paul Calvisi on a cornucopia of topics. That includes Andy Isabella's at-home powerlifting; the possibility of playing tag with Haason Reddick; Kenyan Drake and the uncertainty of most free agents right now; the likelihood of one-year contracts in a year of a cap crunch; and Fitz as player, retiree and/or recruiter.

No, no breaking news yet, whether it's any free agent interest or Fitz's decision. The guys do talk a bunch about the latter, but Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard also get into the potential impact of new WR coach Shawn Jefferson on Andy Isabella, Kenyan Drake's desire for fans to come back (and a debate whether it matters on the scoreboard), LeBron in the NFL, Johnny Manziel not in the NFL, what the Cards could do in the draft's first round and even D-Hop's IG recruiting.

It's typical to have a lot of takeaways from the Super Bowl (and how they might relate to the Cardinals), so Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard do that, although the end of the season means free agency – and a decision for both Patrick Peterson and the team about Patrick Peterson. The guys talk about the "dirty rumor" Peterson addresses, the potential of drafting a cornerback, how Peterson's free agency could play out, how the defense could change, as well as revisit Bruce Arians' retirement and tell a couple stories about our friend Pedro Gomez, who passed away suddenly on Super Bowl Sunday.

What might be the celebratory meal for our trio if they were to win a Super Bowl? Such is the question for Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard, but for that to happen for the Cardinals, the team would have to get through the dog-eat-dog world of the NFC West, which has a new quarterback in L.A. and perhaps another team seeking an upgrade. The Cards' own QB, Kyler Murray, might still think about baseball once in a while but he continues to impress on the football field, and to help, maybe the Cards might draft a wide receiver in the first round.

The Super Bowl is set, with Bruce Arians part of the Bucs-Chiefs equation, so there are B.A. memories on tap for Paul Calvisi and Darren Urban while Kyle Odegard takes the week off. The duo talk the NFC Championship game, how the final four underscore how much of a passing league the NFL really is, the promotion of Sean Kugler and Cam Turner along with the addition of Shawn Jefferson to the coaching staff, and the crazy talk of high-profile quarterbacks potentially being on the move this offseason (which is expected to be virtual again.)

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.

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.

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.

It's very simple for the Cardinals, a grading scale of in or out – beat the Rams, it's the playoffs. Lose, and you are done. Not a bad topic for Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard, who discuss playoff scenarios, the hard-to-explain loss to the 49ers, the mystery of the up-and-down offense, the Rams losing QB Jared Goff, backup QBs and the Chris Streveler's potential legendary role, Kyler Murray's health, new Rams QB John Wolford, the stingy Rams defense and parallels to the 2008 Super Bowl team.

Time is running out for gift-buying – Paul Calvisi is freaking out – but the Cards have the perfect gift for their fans and themselves if they can get into the playoffs. Maybe the Cards can clinch a spot this weekend? Certainly worth a discussion between Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard, along with DeAndre Hopkins' freakishness, Kyler's continued shiny moments (while looking for consistency), a potential last home game – without fans? – for Larry Fitzgerald, the impact of a banged-up Dennis Gardeck, and the surprising return of Josh Rosen.

After Haason Reddick sacked the Big Apple, there is much to talk about with the linebacker's breakout season, including the emotions of the day, his learning curve to get there and what it means for the free-agent market as well as the Cards' defense. But Reddick isn't the only topic for Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard. There's also the pass rush by committee and Dennis Gardeck's impact, dealing with Eagles rookie QB Jalen Hurts, the postseason implications of Eagles-Cardinals, Kliff's offensive adjustments, the use of Christian Kirk and Dan Arnold, and the kicking question of Gonzalez/Nugent.

The Cardinals are seeking their lost offense, and Paul Calvisi's catchy slogans aren't enough to fix things. Still, Paul, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard discuss it all in depth, from what defenses are showing the Cards, Kyler Murray's struggles, the disappearing chunk plays, routing D-Hop and yes, Kyler running (or not.) They also talk about potential offensive tweaks, expectations for both K1 and the Cards this season, a need for a Chandler-less pass rush, a call for more Isaiah Simmons, Chase Edmonds New York state of mind, and the return of Larry Legend.

The Cardinals head into December's stretch run still in control of their playoff destiny, but after a November that put a dent into those hopes and a brutal loss in New England, Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard try to remember that nothing lasts forever. So in hopes of a bounceback month, the guys discuss the odd struggles of the offense and Kyler Murray's progress, the targets and use of DeAndre Hopkins, what to do in short yardage (Kyle says to think of the process), a defense exceeding expectations, the Niners' "move" to Arizona, and a Carson Palmer callback.

Kyler Murray wants to make sure his shoulder is OK and Isaiah Simmons wants to make sure he can help carry a banged-up defense, and both are natural topics for Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard on this week's episode. Also on tap: Kyler's ability to run in New England, a league-leading offense that still could do more, penalty problems that won't seem to go away, Patriots road games past, Belichick and Cam against the Cards' D, and some odd charter flight memories.

An amazing finish and a short week, so of course Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard are going to go deep on the Hail Murray, that Kyler MVP consideration, the parts of the Cards that need improvement if they are to stay in the race to win the division, the potential of the Cardinals earning more national TV games, the Seahawks' issues, one-time third-round draft pick Random Variance, Kenyan Drake's big return to the lineup, and how the trip to Seattle will be eerie without the fans.

Don't let a hard loss for the Cardinals blur how great the team's QB is becoming, in this Kyler Murray-heavy episode. Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard debate K1's standing – already – as the top dual-threat QB there has been; Kyler's growth as runner and passer; certain playcalls against Miami; Kyler's interesting press conference; the holes on the defense; Markus Golden's excellent homecoming and what's out there the second half of the season.

Coming out of the bye week, the Cardinals were left having to deal with COVID issues within the defense. Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard talk about potentially losing Devon Kennard and Byron Murphy and why they have the depth to get through it; why stats aren't always everything and a way back story from 2004; How to deal with newbie Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa; those pesky bye issues; how the NFC Playoffs might shake out; Chase Edmonds' time to shine; and oh, that start to 2012.

Thank goodness the temperatures are finally dropping -- just as the Cardinals are getting hot. Sure, the bye weekend looms, but Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard have things they have to get off their chest, like what team might be left standing atop the NFC West, how the way the defense responded in the second half against the Seahawks, Patrick Peterson's big game, Kenyan Drake's injury and who will back up Chase Edmonds, the addition of Markus Golden to the pass rush, and just what Cardinal might make the best bodyguard if you ended up in an untoward situation.

Sure, if you get all your information only from Wikipedia, that might not be the best course of action, but if you listen to Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard, there is plenty to learn about the Cardinals. In this week's episode, they discuss the unique skillset of Kyler Murray and how the stats aren't always going to show his production; the metamorphosis, déjà vu-style, of the offense; Kenyan Drake's jump-cut into his 2019 version; defensive excellence in Dallas and how it can translate against the Seahawks; and the frequently rough time of battling Seattle at State Farm Stadium.

With Kliff Kingsbury and Kyler Murray about to return to their home state for "Monday Night Football," Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard talk about how the K2+K1 offense finally broke out in some important ways, how they might fare against a struggling Cowboys defense, the Chase Edmonds effect, how the defense will make it work without Chandler Jones, dealing with a Cowboys offense without Dak Prescott, and Kyler's magical high school career in Dallas where he played in front of huge crowds even when he was a teen.

Ep. 397 - Teams are always looking to improve, and offensive line coach/run game coordinator Sean Kugler made it clear on Thursday that the Cardinals need to improve the production they received at the center position. But how? Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki offer some suggestions plus discuss the future of the entire right side of the line given that Week 1 starters J.R. Sweezy and Kelvin Beachum are both due to become unrestricted free agents. Also, what did Kugler have to say about his recent promotion?

Ep. 396 - The free-agent market is starting to see some new names added to the field and yes, the biggest might be former Houston Texan J.J. Watt. Do the Cardinals have interest? It certainly can't hurt to pick up the phone to find out. He plays a position where the team might have a need. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki talk Watt as part of a larger discussion about the defensive line. Also, the topic of penalties is addressed following the recent comments made by owner Michael Bidwill and general manager Steve Keim.

Ep. 395 - As well as DeAndre Hopkins played last season, just think how much better he might have been if he had consistent help from another receiver to take attract some attention. The question Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki ask is if that receiver—Christian Kirk, Andy Isabella and KeeSean Johnson—is currently on the roster or might the team look at free agency and the draft to fill what is an important need. Plus, the guys discuss what owner Michael Bidwill had to say about the 2021 salary cap.

Ep. 394 - When discussing the cornerback position, the first thing that needs to be addressed is Patrick Peterson. Will he be re-signed or will he continue his career elsewhere? That question will likely be answered sooner rather than later when the new league year begins. The secondary as a whole, including what to expect next from Budda Baker, is on the minds of Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki. Also, the guys ask if Kyler Murray was a top-10 quarterback in 2020.

Ep. 393 – Running back Kenyan Drake is scheduled to hit unrestricted free agency when the new league year begins in March. Will Drake return to Arizona to team with Chase Edmonds in the backfield? Or will the Cardinals look to add to the position through free agency or the draft? These are just some of the questions Craig Grialou and an apparently "old" Mike Jurecki address as they begin their annual position-by-position evaluation heading into the 2021 offseason. Also, just how much influence will offensive line coach Sean Kugler have given his added title of run game coordinator?

Ep. 392 - Welcome to the offseason. There are no more games to be played, so it's time to focus on 2021. How many of the Cardinals' current free agents are likely to return? Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki look at the 32 players, 28 who will reach unrestricted status come March 17. Before that discussion, however, the guys give a tip of the cap to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers—including all those former Cardinals coaches and players—for their dominating performance in Super Bowl LV.

Ep. 391 - Larry Fitzgerald addressed his future this week and to nobody's surprise, he did not provide an answer. However, we are getting closer to knowing whether or not Fitzgerald will play an 18th season. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss why the team needs clarity on Fitz's situation perhaps sooner rather than later. Also, the guys break down Kyler Murray's recent comments and offer a Super Bowl LV preview from a Cardinals perspective.

Ep. 390 - Things just got a lot more interesting in the NFC West. According to reports, the Rams will be moving on from Jared Goff. They are expected to acquire Lions QB Matthew Stafford as part of a trade involving a swap of former No. 1 overall draft picks. What does this mean for the Cardinals? Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki give their thoughts. Plus, the guys recap Kyler Murray's virtual MVP performance in the Pro Bowl and discuss what college players stood out in the Senior Bowl.

Ep. 389 - A recent Instagram post by Kyler Murray shed some light on how the Cardinals starting quarterback intends to spend the offseason. It's looking to be a volatile offseason when it comes to quarterback movement in NFL. Just none of it involving Murray. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki explain how fortunate the Cardinals are to have found their franchise quarterback, who will be featured prominently in the upcoming virtual Pro Bowl. Plus, the guys discuss the results from Championship Sunday.

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.

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. 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.

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. 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.

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.

Ep. 381 - We know the history: the Cardinals have not beaten the Rams under head coach Sean McVay. Obviously, some new history needs to be made this week. But how? Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss what Kyler Murray and company must do against a very good Rams defense. And, oh yeah, Murray is fine. He said as much after practicing on Wednesday.

Ep. 380 - With a nod to Bill Belichick, the Cardinals turn the page to Week 17 and a win-or-go-home game at the Los Angeles Rams. But before the chapter is completely closed on the previous week, Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki wanted to single out two players—DeAndre Hopkins and Haason Reddick—who hit significant milestones this past Saturday. Also, the guys look at the complete NFC playoff picture.

Ep. 379 - Thanks to the Seattle Seahawks, the Cardinals are back in control of their playoff destiny. Beat the Rams on Sunday and they make the postseason for the first time since 2015. Though if this team hopes to be on the field past Week 17, then they must play a heck of a lot better than they did on Saturday against the 49ers. But first, Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki update the latest injury news on Kyler Murray.

Ep. 378 - After getting swept by the 49ers in 2019, the Cardinals look to return the favor this season. How do they get that done? Mike Jurecki has the answer with his three keys for a victory plus the 'X' factor in this Week 16 matchup. Also, he and Craig Grialou discuss the unfortunate news regarding Dennis Gardeck. But first, Larry Fitzgerald impersonates Allen Iverson. Is there anything No. 11 can't do? Apparently not.

Ep. 496 - With free agency and the draft on the horizon, the Cardinals must answer several questions on the offensive line. Darren Urban joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about the center position, Josh Jones' versatility and a few potential options to join the o-line via free agency. Plus, do the Cardinals need to add size at running back? We also discuss how the Cardinals offense can counter when defenses take Kyler Murray out of the run game.

Ep. 495 - Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill spoke on a number of subjects while making an appearance on 98.7 FM, Arizona Sports Station's Newsmakers Week. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley are joined by Kyle Odegard to talk about Bidwill's comments on the 2021 salary cap, expectations for Steve Keim and Kliff Kingsbury, Kyler Murray's development, free agency, the future of Larry Fitzgerald and Patrick Peterson and more.

Ep. 494 - In the NFL, change is a given. Roster composition can look very different from one season to another. With that in mind, how will the Cardinals' front seven look in 2021? Former Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about the future of Vance Joseph's defense, the potential role for 2020 top pick Isaiah Simmons and the pass rush options outside of Chandler Jones. Plus, the crew discusses the offensive side of the ball and how Kyler Murray can be most effective in a balanced attack.

Ep. 493 - Former Cardinals safety Antoine Bethea joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about the 2020 season, Budda Baker's ascension to top-safety status, Haason Reddick's breakout season and how the Big Red can develop consistency in 2021. Plus, Bethea previews Super Bowl LV and speaks on the factors that Larry Fitzgerald may be considering when mulling retirement.

Ep. 492 - Rookie of the Year in 2019. Pro Bowl in 2020. What will it take for Kyler Murray to improve on the impressive start to his NFL career? Former Cardinals linebacker Sam Acho joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about how K1 can take his game to the next level in 2021. Plus, Acho weighs in on the Super Bowl matchup between the Buccaneers and Chiefs. How will Acho's former defensive coordinator Todd Bowles try to slow Patrick Mahomes and the potent Kansas City offense?

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. 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. 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. 488 - Defensive lineman Domata Peko joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about the Cardinals quest for a playoff spot, the need to stop the Rams run game and preparing for a relatively unknown QB named John Wolford. Plus, learn about Peko's journey from childhood in American Samoa to a 15-year NFL career.

Ep. 487 - As the 2020 regular season nears completion, the Cardinals are getting significant contributions from young players on the defensive side of the ball. One of those players is defensive lineman Zach Allen who joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about becoming comfortable Vance Joseph's scheme, his career day against the Eagles and the huge game against the 49ers coming up on Saturday.

Ep. 486 - After a key victory in New York, the Cardinals continue to prepare for their game with the Eagles on Sunday. Tight end Dan Arnold joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about the big win over the Giants, playing meaningful football in December, reaching his full potential and the upcoming game against Philadelphia.

Ep. 485 - The Cardinals begin the final quarter of the 2020 regular season with a trip to New York to face the Giants. Running back Chase Edmonds joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about working through offensive issues, Larry Fitzgerald returning from the COVID-19 list, the Giants defense and much more.

Ep. 484 - When the Cardinals reacquired outside linebacker Markus Golden in a midseason trade with the Giants, they knew exactly what they were getting. A tireless worker who leads by example. Golden joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about returning to Arizona, his first career interception, work ethic and the upcoming NFC West battle with the Rams.

Center Mason Cole joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about bouncing back from the tough loss at Seattle, facing Bill Belichick and the Patriots defense, getting the run game back on track, Thanksgiving plans and more.

The rematch with the Seahawks on Thursday Night Football is rapidly approaching. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley are joined by play-by-play voice Dave Pasch to preview the key NFC West battle in Seattle. Plus, discussions about the incredible finish against the Bills, opportunities for rookie LB Isaiah Simmons and of course, Kyler Murray's magic.

Veteran defensive lineman and team captain Corey Peters joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about the first half of the season, finding consistency on defense and the challenge of facing the red hot Buffalo Bills on Sunday at State Farm Stadium. Plus, Calvisi and Wolf talk about Kyler Murray's progress and his apparent chemistry with wide receiver Christian Kirk.

Safety Budda Baker joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about the Cardinals' 5-2 start, his leadership role, the return of fellow safety Jalen Thompson and how the defense will adjust to the absence of LB Devon Kennard and CB Byron Murphy.

The metrics show that the Cardinals offensive line has been doing a great job in 2020. Starting left tackle D.J. Humphries joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about the mentality of the O-Line, Kyler Murray's magic, reuniting with Markus Golden and the big win over the Seahawks on Sunday Night Football.

Haason Reddick joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about his big game against the Cowboys, trying to fill the shoes of Chandler Jones, his comfort level at outside linebacker and the upcoming Sunday Night Football matchup with the Seahawks at State Farm Stadium.

After Chandler Jones went down with a biceps injury against the Jets, fellow linebacker Dennis Gardeck stepped in and collected two sacks. Gardeck joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about getting the first defensive reps of his career, his unique path to the NFL and the excitement surrounding the upcoming Monday Night Football game against the Cowboys.

With an expected decrease in the salary cap and the final number still unknown, NFL teams are facing a cloud of uncertainty as they push toward the 2021 league year. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry explain what free agency might look like when it kicks off in March. Plus, the guys break down pass rush options, where Kyler Murray can improve and the future of the Cardinals offensive line.

The Cardinals have their share of star players including Kyler Murray, DeAndre Hopkins, Budda Baker and Chandler Jones. But which areas of the team need the most attention during the offseason in order for the Big Red to take the next step? Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry talk about priorities and roster building. Plus, what will the Cardinals' running back room look like in 2021? Is Chase Edmonds ready to carry the load? The guys take a look at options in the ground game.

Will Larry Fitzgerald continue his playing career? That question has become an annual tradition. While we wait for a decision, Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry discuss the factors Fitz may be considering when planning his future. Plus, we review Super Bowl LV and share memories of ESPN's Pedro Gomez and NFL coaching legend Marty Schottenheimer.

Fresh off his virtual Pro Bowl MVP award, Kyler Murray went through a media "car wash" to talk about a number of subjects. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry discuss Murray's comments and how Kyler and the Cardinals can improve on an up-and-down 2020. Plus, the guys address the future of the quarterback position in the NFC West and provide a preview of Super Bowl LV featuring the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs.

On Monday, the Cardinals promoted Sean Kugler to offensive line coach/run game coordinator and Cam Turner to quarterbacks coach. In addition, the team hired Shawn Jefferson to be the new wide receivers coach. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry discuss the moves and how they can help the offense improve in 2021. Plus, the guys look at the future of Patrick Peterson and break down last weekend's conference championship games.

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?

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.

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.