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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.

With a tip of the cap to the late Eddie Van Halen, Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard search his discography to see what applies to the struggling Cardinals, who go to New York this week needing a win badly. The Cards' inconsistent passing game is a topic, and the guys also discuss how high the bar should be for Kyler Murray in Year 2, how close Kenyan Drake is to showing like 2019, finding energy where it isn't (and whether it matters), being stout against the run, Patrick Peterson's place on the field, the ties that bind Kliff Kingsbury and Adam Gase, and of course, Paul's scoops.

The Cardinals are trying to shake off their first loss while Budda Baker's thumb makes them thin at safety, so Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard discuss what to do however long Baker is down – including the potential of Isaiah Simmons playing safety instead of linebacker – as well as Kyler Murray's influence on the outcome, what the QB must still work on, DeAndre Hopkins' fantabulous start, the receivers beyond D-Hop, Chandler Jones' sack seeking, and HOA madness.

Yes, it's only two games, so no one should proclaim a finished product. But Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard still have plenty good to talk about, like Kyler's legs, Fitz's position, an offense spreading its wings, the pros and cons of going for it on fourth down – especially deep in your own end, a defense standing out but one that will be tested by a Lions' passing offense, how good De'Vondre Campbell has been (and what that means for Isaiah Simmons) and a schedule that (shhh) sets up nicely. Not that Kliff Kingsbury is gonna let his team think about it.

The Cardinals are 1-0 and have plenty of things to be encouraged by, including their new pitch-and-catch combo of Kyler Murray and DeAndre Hopkins. Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard discuss that and Murray's wheels, Fitz's three-point play, a defense on the rise, new linebackers Isaiah Simmons and De'Vondre Campbell, Byron Murphy stepping up, a favorable schedule, tweets that have traction and proper use of an exclamation point.

DeAndre Hopkins makes sure he's going to be a Cardinal for a while negotiating on his own a contract extension through 2024, and what better to signal the start of a season – and a new era – as the 49ers await. Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard talk Nuk's bucks, as well as the offense he'll be in, the non-surprising final cuts, Isaiah Simmons' potential role, the battle between Kliff Kingsbury and Kyle Shanahan, and the unknown of a road game under COVID protocols.

The Cardinals are about to close training camp and make their final cuts, which is perfect podcast fodder. Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard talk Kliff Kingsbury favorites from the Red & White Practice, those guys near the end of the roster who are fighting for jobs, the battle for the No. 2 quarterback, Kyler Murray's confidence in Year Two, Andy Isabella's potential impact after a good camp, how high to set the Isaiah Simmons bar, fun with faux crowd noise and Paul's lack of parental visits.

Whether it's the new contract for Budda Baker or the buzz Dan Arnold has suddenly garnered, we've reached the hype part of training camp. Who better than Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard to join the wave of optimism about those two, the hope of Dre Kirkpatrick at cornerback, Isaiah Simmons' potential and the upgrades at inside linebacker, the impact of Jordan Phillips, the meaning of the Red and White Practice and Paul's dear departed computer battery.

The Cardinals are again trying to figure out their cornerback situation after the loss of Robert Alford, so Darren Urban, Kyle Odegard and Paul Calvisi jump into that conversation, as well as discussion about DeAndre Hopkins' hamstring, the wide receiver room beyond the big trio, a beefier defensive line, and the decibel level of stadiums that might not have any fans.

After COVID-19 wiped out offseason work, training camp practices are finally underway. Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard discuss the State Farm Stadium setup and what to expect on the field, including position battles, the DeAndre Hopkins-Patrick Peterson matchup, Andy Isabella's playing time and Chandler Jones' pursuit of the NFL sack record.

As the NFL world evolves while dealing with the coronavirus, the Cardinals are dealing with several questions, including the right tackle battle now that Marcus Gilbert opted out for the season. Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard discuss that dynamic, as well as the protocols with which players must deal, Isaiah Simmons' first on-field work, DeAndre Hopkins' chemistry with Kyler Murray, the no-huddle possibilities, the Patrick Peterson revenge tour and Kyle's chess greatness long forgotten.

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.

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 defensive side of the ball needed a lot of work after an up-and-down 2019, so Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard break down all aspects of the overall unit within the dead of the offseason – what part of the group generates the most confidence, what unit has the most to prove, what player(s) might surprise and what expectations make sense for the revamped unit.

Ep. 358 - Separately this week, Kliff Kingsbury and Larry Fitzgerald both said what an honor it is going to be to share the field with Patriots head coach Bill Belichick on Sunday. It's because of Belichick opposing teams always have to be on their toes regardless of how the Patriots may be playing. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss what the Cardinals might expect from this year's Patriots team. First though, how did Kyler Murray look in practice? Jurecki has the answer.

Ep. 357 - It is now a six-game sprint to the finish line. At the moment, the Cardinals are the seventh seed in the conference and that would earn them a playoff invite. There is still a lot of football to be played, however. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki examine the postseason landscape. Plus, the guys have the latest on the shoulder injury suffered by Kyler Murray against the Seahawks.

Ep. 356 - The play of rookie Isaiah Simmons was one of the few bright spots—if not the only bright spot—in the loss to the Seahawks on Thursday Night Football. He finished with a team-high 10 tackles and recorded his first career sack. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss Simmons' upward progress since the bye week. Plus, the Cardinals can make it easier on themselves over these final six games if they can just get off to better starts.

Ep. 355 - So much for momentum, if you believe it exists in football. Regardless, the Cardinals were unable to sustain that good feeling following a last-second win just four days earlier. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss what went wrong in a Week 11 loss at Seattle, from the lack of a running game and an overall poor performance by the offense to the 10 penalties, two of which directly led to Seahawks points.

Ep. 354 - Their first meeting landed on primetime and the Cardinals won in overtime. This second matchup is another primetime affair with the Cardinals seeking their first season sweep of the Seahawks since 2009. How do they get it done? Glad you ask. Mike Jurecki gives his three keys for a victory plus the 'X' factor. But first, Jurecki and Craig Grialou discuss the season-ending injury to Corey Peters and what his loss means both on and off the field.

Ep. 353 - It may not have been the start he envisioned for his NFL career, but Isaiah Simmons never complained and he kept working. That effort, both on and off the field, is paying off. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss how much progress Simmons has made, pointing back to his interception of Russell Wilson in Week 7. And it just so happens, four weeks later, Simmons and the Cardinals defense get another crack at Wilson on Thursday Night Football.

Ep. 352 - Whichever tag you want use to label the 43-yard game-winning play, the end result is a Cardinals victory. It's their sixth win of the season and it puts them in first place in the NFC West. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki dissect the final offensive snap from the perspective of both Kyler Murray and DeAndre Hopkins. Also, with a game on Thursday, we bring you the latest injury news, specifically regarding the potential loss of Corey Peters.

Ep. 351 - Coming off a loss last week, the Cardinals have said all the right things ahead of their game with the Bills. But they know actions speak louder than words. It should be a fun matchup, featuring two MVP candidates in quarterbacks Kyler Murray and Josh Allen. Mike Jurecki reveals his three keys for a victory and the 'X' factor in the matchup. First, though, Jurecki and Craig Grialou discuss what was a lengthy final injury report that included three starters ruled out.

Ep. 350 - The second half of the season begins Sunday and according to Patrick Peterson "this is the part of the season where you start to separate the contenders and the pretenders and we want to be a contender." It's mid-November and the Cardinals are playing meaningful football games, starting with the Buffalo Bills. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki examine how Vance Joseph might try to slow down this Bills team led by Josh Allen.

Ep. 349 - First, Devon Kennard and Byron Murphy were activated from the Reserve/COVID-19 list. Then, Dre Kirkpatrick practiced on a limited basis on Wednesday. Each of those three starters missed last week's game against the Dolphins. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss why their returns are important, especially now. The Buffalo Bills have one of the better quarterback-wide receiver duos in Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs.

Ep. 348 - Through the season's first eight games, Kyler Murray has accomplished things with the football never seen before in the NFL. And he's only getting better. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki break down the history-making numbers, both team and league. Also, Christian Kirk continues to make strides here in his third season and the guys discuss how the rest of the NFC West fared in Week 9.

Ep. 347 - It's a game the Cardinals may look back at and point to, especially if they don't make the playoffs. The 34-31 home loss to the Dolphins was a missed opportunity. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki share their opinions on what many fans are discussing on this over-reaction Monday: the decision to attempt a game-tying field goal on 4th-and-1 with two minutes left. Plus, the guys discuss Chase Edmonds' first start and how the defense performed given its depleted secondary.

Ep. 346 - Coaches and players have talked all week about how important it is for them to be ready to play coming off the bye. That was not necessarily the case a year ago. Also, we've seen the Cardinals often play up or down to the level of their opponent. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki break down the game against the Dolphins including Jurecki's three keys for a victory and the 'X' factor in the matchup.

Ep. 345 - First, Patrick Peterson announced his plan for how much longer he would like to play. Then, Larry Fitzgerald detailed an unplanned bye week. And finally, Vance Joseph talked about having a "great plan at corner" with Dre Kirkpatrick banged up and Byron Murphy unavailable this week. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki tried to make sense of it all ahead of the Cardinals' planned home game against the Dolphins.

Ep. 344 - They have gone head-to-head once on the field and once off the field in college. Tua Tagovailoa got the better of Kyler Murray in the Orange Bowl/CFP Semifinal, while it was Murray who won the Heisman Trophy. Two years later, the young quarterbacks meet for the first time in the NFL. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss the week's biggest storyline plus why the acquisition of linebacker Markus Golden is so important.

Ep. 343 - Over the past week, the Cardinals have talked about the need to stay focused and not be satisfied with what was accomplished through the season's first seven games. Easier said than done especially in the face of COVID-19. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki have the latest—the good and the bad—as the team returned to the practice field on Monday. Also, with Week 8 behind them, where do the Cardinals now find themselves within the NFC West?

Ep. 342 - Seven games into the season and the Cardinals are in second place in the toughest division in all of football. Here at the bye week, Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki examine what has gone right and what areas the team needs to improve upon if they hope to be playing meaningful football in November and December. And for what it's worth, the second half of the schedule includes four games against the NFC West.

Ep. 341 - Halfway into his second season in the league, Kyler Murray is trending in the direction everyone predicted, and that's up. His numbers compare favorably with his peers but it's his decision-making that's been most impressive, according to Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki. Also, the guys have the answer—thanks to Vance Joseph—for the defense's turnaround in the second half against the Seahawks on Sunday Night Football.

Ep. 340 - It's been a very productive two-game stretch for Budda Baker; first on Monday Night Football and then on Sunday Night Football. Baker certainly enjoys the national stage. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss the impact Baker has made so far this season. Also, the trade deadline is one week away. What, if anything, might the Cardinals do? Finally, the guys take a look at how the rest of the NFC West fared in Week 7.

Ep. 339 - So many players made an impact in the Sunday Night Football win over the Seahawks that the four game balls handed out after the game didn't seem like enough. Leave it to Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki to help spread the wealth, or at least the recognition. The guys talk up the efforts of Chase Edmonds, Patrick Peterson and Tanner Vallejo in what was easily the best win of the season.

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.

Byron Murphy joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about developing consistency at corner, the return of Pro Bowl safety Budda Baker and the vibe at practice following two straight losses. Plus, a preview of Sunday's road battle with the New York Jets.

Wide receiver Andy Isabella has made a handful of big plays this season including a two touchdown performance against the Detroit Lions. Isabella joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about his positive start, playing with confidence, his relationship with Larry Fitzgerald and more. Plus, Paul and Wolf preview the upcoming game against the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte.

Right tackle Kelvin Beachum joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to discuss the Cardinals' 2-0 start, blocking for Kyler Murray and providing leadership for his teammates. Beachum also talks about the upcoming game against the Lions, his philanthropy, voter registration and interests off the field including drones and robotics.

In last Sunday's season opener, the 49ers had momentum on their side early in the contest. However a blocked punt by Cardinals' special teams standout Ezekiel Turner changed that in a hurry. Turner joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about his big day in San Francisco, what it was like playing in an empty stadium and the upcoming game against the Washington Football Team.

Wide receiver Christian Kirk joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about how he feels coming out of training camp, Kyler Murray's leadership, playing with Larry Fitzgerald and DeAndre Hopkins and the upcoming season opener against the 49ers in Santa Clara. Plus, we go inside one of the more intriguing matchups and examine how the Cardinals may try to defend 49ers tight end George Kittle.

Rookie defensive lineman Rashard Lawrence joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about his first NFL training camp, how he fits into the Cardinals' defensive scheme and expectations for 2020. Plus, conversations about upcoming roster cuts, Kyler Murray's running ability and how Larry Fitzgerald continues to amaze heading into his 17th season.

The Cardinals bolstered their defensive backfield this week as safety Budda Baker agreed to an extension that will keep him under contract through the 2024 season. But who will become the cornerback opposite Patrick Peterson? Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley name some names including recently signed veteran Dre Kirkpatrick. Plus, discussions about Kyler Murray's maturity and how recent social issues have had an impact on the NFL.

Left guard Justin Pugh joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about the competition at right tackle, offensive line depth and where Kyler Murray has improved most. Plus, discussions about replacing cornerback Robert Alford, a role for running back Chase Edmonds and the return of defensive line coach Brentson Buckner.

Cardinals receiver Andy Isabella joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about his mentality heading into the second year of his NFL career and the arrival of DeAndre Hopkins. Plus, discussions about what the offense may look like, playing time for Isaiah Simmons and what the addition of free agent defensive lineman Jordan Phillips could mean to the front seven.

The Cardinals received a big boost in the offseason with the arrival of DeAndre Hopkins via trade with the Texans. Wide receivers coach David Raih joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about working with superstars like Hopkins and Larry Fitzgerald, the development Andy Isabella and what the Cardinals may see from opposing defenses. Plus, discussions about Chandler Jones chasing a record and the depth at right tackle.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Cardinals have returned to the practice field after the tough loss in Seattle. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry talk about why things didn't go as planned against the Seahawks, the staggering amount of penalties and how the Cardinals can find success when they travel to New England to face the Patriots.

The Cardinals have moved on from their thrilling win over the Bills in order to prepare for the Thursday Night Football matchup against the Seahawks at CenturyLink Field. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry talk about the quick turnaround and what it will take to sweep their division rival in 2020. Plus, a recap of one of the most memorable finishes in team history courtesy of Kyler Murray and DeAndre Hopkins.

The Cardinals fell to 5-3 on the season following a tough 34-31 loss to the Dolphins on Sunday. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry discuss Kyler Murray's big day, Christian Kirk staying hot, the challenge of containing Tua Tagovailoa and the decision to attempt a field goal on a key fourth-and-1 late in the game.

After a week off, the Cardinals have returned to the practice field to prep for the Miami Dolphins. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry discuss staying hot after the bye, Chase Edmonds becoming the featured running back after Kenyan Drake's ankle injury and how the defense will replace two starters who are out due to COVID-19.

The Cardinals had many different players make big plays during a thrilling 37-34 overtime win against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday Night Football. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry talk about the key performers, Kyler Murray's play under pressure, defensive adjustments made at halftime and the poise shown in overtime that allowed the Big Red to get the win.

The Cardinals were excited for the bright lights of Monday Night Football and they shined in a 38-10 stomping of the Cowboys in Dallas. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry discuss the Cardinals' big-play offense, a defense that produced four turnovers and how they can use momentum heading into a tough division battle with the Seahawks.

The Cardinals got back into the win column after a 30-10 victory over the New York Jets. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry discuss Kyler Murray's career high passing performance, the defense fining a way to make plays and how the team will deal with the injury to Chandler Jones. Plus, a look ahead to the upcoming matchup with the Cowboys on Monday Night Football.

The Cardinals begin a new quarter of the season looking to improve both offensively and defensively. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry talk about ways to jumpstart the offense, improve tackling, play with more energy and build on their 2-2 record.

After a forgettable outing against the Lions, QB Kyler Murray looks to have a better performance on the road against the Carolina Panthers. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry talk about what Murray needs to clean up in order to find success. Plus, discussions about the emergence of WR Andy Isabella, getting Larry Fitzgerald more involved in the offense and what the Cardinals may do to plug holes at the safety position.

The Cardinals improved to 2-0 on the season with their 30-15 win over the Washington Football Team. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry talk about getting big plays from the new faces on defense, Kyler Murray's game changing running ability, the upcoming matchup with the Detroit Lions and more.

After months of speculation about what might take place, we can finally react to what actually happened in the Cardinals' road win over the 49ers. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry discuss Kyler Murray's running ability, the hands of DeAndre Hopkins, timely stops by the defense and a special teams moment that changed the game.

All eyes will be on Kyler Murray this Sunday in San Francisco as he begins his highly anticipated second season against the 49ers. Plus, receiver DeAndre Hopkins signed an extension with the Cardinals that keeps him under contract through the 2024 season. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry break it all down and discuss how the Cardinals may defend 49ers tight end George Kittle.

Entering his 17th NFL season, Larry Fitzgerald continues to inspire his teammates and coaches on a daily basis. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry talk about Fitz and what's in store for him in 2020. Plus, discussions about the Cardinals' run game, Dre Kirkpatrick's role in the defense and the progress of rookie linebacker Isaiah Simmons.

The Cardinals agreed to terms with safety Budda Baker on a four-year contract extension through the 2024 season. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry talk about what Baker means to the defense. Plus, a discussion about new corner Dre Kirkpatrick, expectations for tight end Dan Arnold and how Kyler Murray has made an impression on left guard Justin Pugh.

The Cardinals took a hit at cornerback after Robert Alford suffered what is likely a season-ending pectoral injury. Depth will be tested and players will be asked to step up. The spotlight is once again thrust upon Byron Murphy. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Bertrand Berry talk about how the Cardinals will handle the injury. Plus, discussions about the installation of the offense, the new front seven and what it means to have a full season of Kenyan Drake.

Training camp has begun and it looks very different from past seasons. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Kyle Odegard discuss the adjustment to COVID-19 protocols and how diligence in that area can lead to a successful season. Plus, hear from an ultra-motivated Patrick Peterson about the upcoming season and receivers coach David Raih speaks about offensive identity, Andy Isabella's growth and working with DeAndre Hopkins.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Left tackle D.J. Humphries recently met the media to talk about expectations for the offensive line, the virtual offseason and blocking for Kyler Murray. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Kyle Odegard examine how the o-line can build upon a solid 2019 season. Also, a discussion on the Cardinals' wide receivers and how Larry Fitzgerald sees the group after the addition of DeAndre Hopkins.

Head coach Kliff Kingsbury recently spoke to the media on several subjects including racial injustice, Kyler Murray's growth in the offense and the lofty expectations that have been placed upon his team. Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Darren Urban break down Kliff's comments and talk about how the Cardinals are doing with their virtual meetings. Plus, a discussion about the 2008 NFC Championship which is set to re-air on "Cardinals Archives" this week.

Marcus Gilbert. Justin Murray. Josh Jones. Who will be the starting right tackle for the Cardinals? Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Kyle Odegard talk about the offensive line, a determined Patrick Peterson and the explosive DeAndre Hopkins. Is D-Hop the best receiver in the NFL?