Ep. 791 - On this edition of the Big Red Rage, we celebrate Cardinals legend Larry Fitzgerald ahead of his Ring of Honor induction with a special Legends Edition, featuring former Cardinals greats DJ Humphries and Roy "Jetstream" Green. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley welcome the two guests for a trip down memory lane, reflecting on Fitzgerald's remarkable career, his unforgettable performances, and the impact he made on teammates both on and off the field. From Fitzgerald's historic run through the 2008 playoffs and Super Bowl XLIII to the legendary "Hail Larry" against Green Bay in 2015, the group revisits some of the most memorable moments in Cardinals history. Humphries and Green share personal stories about Fitzgerald's competitive fire, humility, leadership, and commitment to his teammates, while also discussing the importance of locker room culture and the bonds that make great teams special.

Ep. 790 - A new week, a new challenge for the Cardinals. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley break down the tough loss against Detroit, the trade sending Marvin Harrison Jr. to Houston and what it means for the offense, and how the Cardinals can get the running game back on track amid injuries to the offensive line and Jeremiyah Love. Tight end Elijah Higgins joins the show to discuss his growing role, his 38-yard reception against Detroit, and the importance of embracing the physical side of the game. Plus, Calvisi and Wolf examine potential offensive adjustments, defensive changes that could help the unit play faster, and how head coach Mike LaFleur's familiarity with Sean McVay's system could give the Cardinals an advantage against Matthew Stafford, Puka Nacua and the Rams.

Ep. 789 - The Cardinals look to bounce back against the Detroit Lions after a heartbreaking finish in New York. Paul Calvisi and J.P. Shadrick break down the walk-off pick-six that ended Arizona's matchup with the Giants, the challenge of replacing injured left tackle Paris Johnson Jr., and what it will take for the offense to find its downfield rhythm. The guys discuss how Marvin Harrison Jr. can become a bigger part of the passing game, the potential to get Jeremiyah Love more involved, and opportunities to exploit a Lions defense that has struggled despite its ability to pressure the quarterback. Plus, Cardinals nose tackle Roy Lopez joins the show to discuss his career-high six tackles, Nick Rallis' defensive scheme, facing his former team, and the mindset inside the locker room as Arizona prepares for a critical matchup in Week 5.

Ep. 788 - Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley break down the Cardinals Week 3 loss to the 49ers, examining an offense that moved the ball effectively but was undone by penalties and a lack of explosive plays. Cardinals starting cornerback Max Melton joins the show to discuss his strong start to the season, his growth in coverage, his physical style of play and the excitement of returning home to New Jersey to face the Giants in front of family and friends. Plus, the guys dive into Trey McBride's latest Angry Run, Jeremiyah Love's expanded role, Michael Wilson's chemistry with Jacoby Brissett and what the Cardinals need to do on both sides of the ball heading into Week 4 against New York.

Ep. 787 - Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley look ahead to the Cardinals NFC West matchup with the 49ers after a difficult loss to Seattle, breaking down the impact of losing cornerback Will Johnson and how the team can try to replace him. The guys also dive into the early-season spotlight on Marvin Harrison Jr., discussing the expectations that come with being a first-round pick, the importance of effort and urgency, and how the Cardinals can get their young receiver more involved in the offense. Linebacker Zaven Collins joins the show to talk about his big forced fumble against Seattle, his versatility on defense, the challenge of facing Christian McCaffrey and the 49ers, and dealing with the outside expectations placed on young players. Plus, Calvisi and Wolfley break down the chess match between Mike LaFleur and Kyle Shanahan along with the challenges posed by McCaffrey, Brock Purdy, and George Kittle.

Ep. 786 - The Cardinals opened the 2026 season with a statement win over the Los Angeles Chargers, dominating in all three phases. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley break down the 1-0 start, the balanced offense led by Jacoby Brissett, Trey McBride and Jeremiyah Love, and the confidence growing inside the locker room. Safety Andrew "Dewey" Wingard joins the show to discuss his big day in LA that included an interception and a forced fumble, his chemistry with Budda Baker, and what makes this Cardinals locker room special. Plus, Calvisi and Wolf turn their attention to the Seattle Seahawks in Week 2 and how the Cardinals can attack their talented defense and on the flip side, slow down star wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

Ep. 785 - Week 1 of the NFL season is upon us. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley preview the Cardinals' season opener against the Los Angeles Chargers, including the debut of Mike LaFleur's new offensive scheme, the highly anticipated NFL debut of rookie running back Jeremiyah Love, and what Jacoby Brissett brings to the Cardinals as the Week 1 starter. Plus, starting center Hjalte Froholdt joins the show to discuss being voted captain by his teammates, mastering a new offense, the impact of LaFleur's play-calling, the development of the offensive line, his confidence in Brissett and what he expects from Love in his rookie season. Calvisi and Wolf also break down the challenges presented by Justin Herbert, Jim Harbaugh, Mike McDaniel and a physical Chargers defense.

Ep. 784 - Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley examine Michael Wilson's new three-year contract extension and how the Cardinals receiver has earned the deal through his work ethic, intelligence and breakout performances. Fellow wide receiver Jalen Brooks joins the show to offer an inside look at the excitement about Wilson's extension in the receiver room, shares his own preseason success and explains the similarities he sees between Wilson and Rams star Puka Nacua. Paul and Wolf also focus on the Cardinals deep group of offensive playmakers, the potential of Mike LaFleur's scheme and why they believe AZ could field a top-10 offense. Finally, the conversation shifts to defense and the disruptive Walter Nolen, the impact of Josh Sweat and the importance of keeping the unit healthy.