There isn't as much to say about practice today. One, the main story has already been covered well by Kyle right here. Two, you aren't going to get much detail about who did what -- well or not well -- because the back half of the outside practices are shut off from reporting. (Bruce Arians brought up the conditioning, so that became fair game). It was a physical practice, and if anyone is wondering if Arians was going to be true to his word about making this camp harder than last year's, do not fret. He is doing just that.

As upset as Arians was, though, it wasn't the end of the world.

"It's just a practice," he said. "We didn't play anybody. We just failed to handle the heat and the time."

-- The young guys had their issues -- you know, the young guys who are going to be playing the majority of Thursday's game. Arians was asked how the team was positioned for the Hall of Fame matchup against the Cowboys. "If today's practice was any indication, it's going to be a fire drill."

-- I can say that Tyrann Mathieu looked good yet again. Arians said he thought it was the first time Mathieu looked totally healthy.

-- The last (and only) other time the Cardinals were made to run at practice? Arians said it was his first season, but it was actually his second.

-- Arians was asked about running back Elijhaa Penny's performance Saturday. "Really good. Moved the pile, caught the ball well. He's been having a good camp, and if he gets hurt, it's your ass."

That drew laughs, after what happened Saturday with Ronald Zamort. So Kent Somers asked the only thing he could: Should we just ask you about guys on other teams?

"That'd be good," Arians said, breaking into a big smile. "Really good."

-- LB Alani Fua was waived-injured with his knee. He'll likely revert back to injured reserve, so in theory -- depending on how long it takes him to get healthy -- he'd be a candidate to return this season. Remember, two IR guys can come back now after the new rule was put in. That said, Fua has had a lot of injuries in his short career. It's tough not to remember something Dave McGinnis used to say a lot: Availability is as important as ability.