Ep. 772 - As the Cardinals wrap up offseason work and turn their attention toward training camp, Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley break down the biggest storylines shaping the roster, from a potentially fascinating quarterback competition featuring Jacoby Brissett, Gardner Minshew, and rookie Carson Beck to encouraging injury updates on key contributors like Garrett Williams and Walter Nolen III. Calvisi and Wolf also examine the impact of Mike LaFleur's offensive system, why Trey McBride could be poised for an even bigger season, and several training camp battles to watch, including a crowded cornerback room and key questions along the offensive line.

Ep. 770 - As OTAs roll on, Paul Calvisi and former Cardinals offensive lineman Earl Watford have plenty to talk about. Calvisi and Watford, who is filling in for the vacationing Ron Wolfley, take a look at Mike LaFleur's offense and the "illusion of complexity" that could be a problem for opposing defenders. The guys also discuss what Jeremiyah Love brings to the offense, Watford gives his take on the revamped offensive line and why the Cardinals could lean heavily on the run game this season and what Gardner Minshew brings to the quarterback room. Plus, the guys swap stories about Larry Fitzgerald ahead of his Hall of Fame induction.

Ep. 769 - Head Coach Mike LaFleur's first OTA practices are underway. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley break down how the new coaching staff is establishing the team's identity and culture, while also examining standout observations from early practices, including the return of Mack Wilson Sr. and the development of key young players like Michael Wilson and Marvin Harrison Jr. Paul sits down with rookie QB Carson Beck where they discuss his path from the University of Georgia and the University of Miami to the NFL, what he learned from adversity and injury, and why he believes his experience has prepared him for the next level. Plus, the guys discuss Jeremiyah Love's potential fit in LaFleur's offense and react to comments from Larry Fitzgerald on the Cardinals' future.

Ep. 768 - Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley dive headfirst into the Arizona Cardinals newly released 2026 schedule and break down every twist, turn, and "triangle of terror" awaiting Mike LaFleur's squad. From a tough opening stretch against the Chargers, Seahawks, and 49ers to late-season opportunities against the Jets, Saints, and Raiders, Calvisi and Wolf analyze the league's toughest projected schedule through the lens of physicality, quarterback play, and NFC West rivalries. The show also explores how young players like Walter Nolen, Trey McBride, Marvin Harrison Jr., and potentially Carson Beck could help shape Arizona's season.

Ep. 767 - Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley are joined by Cardinals assistant GM Dave Sears to break down the team's entire draft class. Sears discusses the decision to select explosive Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love with the third overall pick, the value of elite running backs in today's NFL, and why the Cardinals believe quarterback Carson Beck has the experience and maturity to compete early in his career. The conversation also explores how Mike LaFleur's offensive scheme could maximize Arizona's new weapons, while Wolf and Calvisi examine expectations for Beck, the upside of fifth-round wide receiver Reggie Virgil, and the critical role the o-line will play in the offense's success.

Ep. 766 - Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley are joined by Cardinals Ring of Honor safety Adrian Wilson to break down the team's latest draft class from Flanker Kitchen and Sports Bar on the Great Lawn at State Farm Stadium. The show highlights the excitement surrounding top pick Jeremiyah Love and the impact he could have on the Cardinals' offense. They also discuss quarterback Carson Beck and what he might bring as a rookie, along with a look at potential Day 3 sleepers who could emerge and make a name for themselves in the NFL.

Ep. 765 - Paul Calvisi and Darren Urban host an encore presentation of Miracle In The Desert from our Cardinals Folktales series. The episode highlights the unforgettable 2003 season finale where Josh McCown's last-second touchdown pass to Nate Poole stunned the Minnesota Vikings and reshaped the postseason. Beyond the chaos of the moment, we examine the lasting impact the game had on the Arizona Cardinals, whose unlikely win cost them the No. 1 draft pick but ultimately led to selecting Larry Fitzgerald, turning a single play into a franchise-altering moment.

Ep. 764 - There is growing intrigue surrounding the Arizona Cardinals and the 2026 NFL Draft, where the team's No. 3 overall pick has become one of the biggest mysteries in the league. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley break down the possibility of drafting a "bright, shiny object" like Jeremiyah Love, trading down for multiple assets, or even maneuvering back into the first round for quarterback Ty Simpson. They also discuss roster building in the trenches, positional value at edge rusher versus offensive tackle, and the importance of quarterback development. The show finishes with a tribute to the late Dave McGinnis, focusing on his passion, personality, and lasting impact on players and the Cardinals organization.