Ep. 729 - It was a hot day in Denver as the Cardinals and Broncos faced off in a joint practice on Thursday. Defensive lineman L.J. Collier sat down with Paul Calvisi to talk about going up against the Broncos offense, which young players he thinks will step up this season, and how the defensive line can help the rest of the defense. Former Cardinals linebacker Sam Acho breaks down what he saw at practice, and Ron Wolfley joins the show to talk about which players need to shine in Saturday's game against the Broncos.

Ep. 728 - Versatility. That's the name of the game for Cardinals Safety Jalen Thompson, who joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley on the Big Red Rage. Thompson tells Paul and Wolf why it's so important to him to be able to do it all as a defensive back and what stands out the most to him about this defense going into the 2025 season. Plus, the guys discuss the end of training camp at State Farm Stadium, the starters playing in the first preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs, Will Hernandez returning to the team, Isaiah Adams continuing to impress and what kind of an impact rookie cornerback Will Johnson will make in his first season.

Ep. 727 - Cardinals tight end Tip Reiman joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to break down the transition from his rookie season to year two in the NFL. He shares key takeaways from his offseason at Tight End University, what he's focusing on to sharpen his game especially in pass protection, footwork, and hand placement, and recalls his unforgettable "Welcome to the NFL" moment. Reiman also looks ahead to what fans can expect from the 2025 Cardinals offense. Plus, Calvisi and Wolf dive into early impressions from padded practices at training camp, highlight standout newcomers on defense, and react to the addition of former Cardinals center A.Q. Shipley as the team's new radio color analyst.

Ep. 726 - Cardinals left guard Evan Brown joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley at training camp for a fun, football-filled conversation. He broke down the offense's high ceiling and how the team plans to build on its already bruising run game. Brown also praised the defensive line and opened up about the mental grind that comes with being an O-lineman. Calvisi and Wolf also touched on Mack Wilson Sr.'s new role in the defense, the buzz around a bulked-up Marvin Harrison Jr., and why 18-year veteran Calais Campbell continues to be a valued presence both on the field and in the locker room.

Ep. 725 - When Kurt Warner came to Arizona in 2005, he was determined to reignite the success he once enjoyed with the St. Louis Rams. As a two-time MVP and Super Bowl champion, Warner faced the challenge of proving himself all over again. Defying expectations, he earned the starting role, quieted his critics, and ultimately guided the Cardinals to their first-ever Super Bowl appearance. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley explore the highs and lows of Warner's time in Arizona—an unlikely chapter that cemented his legacy in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Ep. 724 - The 2003 season finale against the Vikings carried huge weight for the Cardinals. A loss meant securing the top pick in the 2004 NFL Draft, while a win would push them out of that prized position. Paul Calvisi recounts how an obscure Cardinals receiver delivered the most crucial play of his career, sending ripples through three NFL cities and reshaping the top of the 2004 Draft. What unfolded four months later would forever transform the trajectory of Cardinals history.

Ep. 723 - Each day, as Cardinals players head to practice, they pass by a powerful reminder of the team's history — the last locker used by the legendary Pat Tillman. Preserved during 2015 renovations at the team's Tempe headquarters, the locker was nearly lost to demolition. But thanks to a longtime employee who happened to be in the right place at just the right moment, it was rescued from the brink. Paul Calvisi shares the remarkable story behind the locker's survival.

Ep. 722 - Former Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to share his excitement about the Cardinals' offensive potential. Edmonds praised Kyler Murray's electrifying running ability and highlighted what makes James Conner such a force in the backfield. He also had high praise for tight end Trey McBride and opened up about what makes safety Budda Baker one of his favorite players in the league. Plus, Calvisi and Wolf broke down what could elevate Murray's game to the next level and why defensive coordinator Nick Rallis's scheme is tailor-made for a playmaker like Baker.