Everyone should know that it is "Blake" Gillikin who is the excellent punter for the Cardinals. Paul Calvisi certainly does, as does Darren Urban and Dani Sureck as they turn the final podcast before training camp begins. The trio pick the one word to describe the vibe as camp opens (opening the door to some disappointing movie admissions as well as disappointing TV choices), and discussions include the new organization overall, the fight the Cards bring to the table, the team that Monti Ossenfort has wanted to build, mandatory Marvin Harrison Jr. talk, Mack Wilson Sr. as man of mystery, the top sleeper storylines for camp and Paul's deadlines for his breakout player of camp picks.

Vacation is over for Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Dani Sureck, but even on "vacation" Kyler Murray and some of his teammates have been getting together to create chemistry. That's one of the top subjects our trio discusses in this week's episode and training camp just a week away. Among the other topics: Kyler valuing the offseason, how the Cardinals culture is already built, how underrated the offensive line might be, the upcoming battle for cornerback spots, the need to see Marvin Harrison Jr. up close and personal, what Mack Wilson Sr. will bring to the defense, how the Cardinals believe in Sean Murphy-Bunting, and what Paul learned on vacation.

While the Cardinals continue to ramp up for the opening of training camp, Ring of Honor member Roy Green joins Paul Calvisi and Dani Sureck to talk about the wide receiver and cornerback positions. Green is certainly qualified to talk about both groups after starting his career at corner and eventually developing into one of the greatest receivers of his era. What are Green's expectations for rookie Marvin Harrison? Who stands out in the young cornerback room? "Jet Stream" Green shares his opinions.

Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Dani Sureck consider five different aspects of the Cardinals: Kyler Murray, the NFC West, Darius Robinson, Marvin Harrison Jr. and Michael Wilson as WRs 1 and 2, and the running back room. If the perfect storm arrives this season – realistically – in each case, what does it look like for the Cards?

Not all players are created equal – especially when it comes to who will make the greatest impact this season. It's all guesswork sure, but Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Dani Sureck hold their own Impact Draft. The rules are simple: Once draft order is determined, each gets to pick the most impactful Cardinals from 1-9 (three picks each) in order. Sure, there are some obvious choices, but I'm sure no one will be surprised when we hear an unexpected name or two. Every draft has that, right?

In this special Monday-edition-because-minicamp-starts-Tuesday podcast, Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Dani Sureck center their discussion on the quarterback, with Kyler Murray speaking for the first time this offseason and sounding every bit like the leader he has become. Among the topics: Kyler's comfort in the offense, how Marvin Harrison Jr. fits in and Murray's automatic trust in the rookie, the evolution of getting under center, Drew Petzing as "genius," dialing back K1 as Superman, overall expectations for the Cardinals, Paul's obsession with lists, the reset of Kyler's career, and a very special anecdote of Paul's long-ago teleprompter work.

Players are dealing with the end of OTAs and the rise in Arizona temperatures - but JG says it's good for the plasma. Meanwhile, Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban, and Dani Sureck have an air-conditioned studio to talk about the inspiring story of rookie Xavier Thomas and the outside linebacker room, BJ Ojulari's stride work, the impressive upgrade of the defensive line, the need(?) to sign a veteran cornerback, Greg Dortch's potential, whether our trio would pick a gold jacket or a ring, the need for Kyler Murray to be great, and Darren's ineffectiveness as a parent.

As May comes to a close, Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Dani Sureck don't need any artificial intelligence to spark up their newest podcast. Topics include how the Cardinals are clearly ahead of last year as they prep in OTAs, how that might be impacted if the newest NFLPA offseason proposal comes to pass, the past looooong NFL training camps, Kyler Murray's continued growth as QB and leader, James Conner as leader, BJ Ojulari's needed jump this season (and need for a nickname?), how the new kickoff rule looks for real, the quiet offseason of Budda (and J.T.), LeBron as a football player, and how much Marvin Harrison Jr. will influence the offense.