Ep. 716 - Cardinals legend Adrian Wilson returned to the Big Red Rage to reunite with Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley. A former player host of the show, Wilson offered his take on the recently released schedule and where he thinks the Cardinals can make a push for a postseason spot. Plus, linebacker Mack Wilson Sr. joins Calvisi and A-Dub to describe how he came up with his schedule release song "18 Bars" and to share his excitement for the Cardinals defense in 2025.

Ep. 715 - After falling to the Cardinals in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft, former Michigan cornerback Will Johnson has a lot to prove. Johnson joins Paul Calvisi to talk about being selected by the Cardinals, playing in a system that fits his talents, his confidence on the field, studying Patrick Peterson highlights and what it was like guarding Marvin Harrison Jr. in rivalry games between Michigan and Ohio State. Plus, Calvisi and Ron Wolfley talk about the potential impact of 4th-round rookie LB Cody Simon and which returning Cardinals might be poised to make a big leap in 2025.

Ep. 714 - Assistant GM Dave Sears joined Paul Calvisi to unpack the Cardinals seven selections in the 2025 NFL Draft. Sears gives his unique perspective on player evaluation, having trust in their board and what it was like to be in the draft room as their time on the clock drew near. Plus, Ron Wolfley joins Calvisi to share his take on the NFL Draft and to discuss which players have a legit chance to crack the starting lineup in 2025.

Ep. 713 - With less than 24 hours to go before the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay, Cardinals play-by-play voice Dave Pasch joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to chat about options for the 16th overall selection. Will the Cardinals continue where they left off in free agency and build in the trenches? Or could a cornerback or speed receiver be the top choice? There will be options.

Ep. 712 - Legendary Cardinals wide receiver and Ring of Honor inductee Roy "Jet Stream" Green joined Paul Calvisi and Zach Gershman to talk about the upcoming NFL Draft, getting a shoutout at Patrick Peterson's retirement press conference, why P2 was so productive and what to expect from Marvin Harrison Jr. in his second season. Green, who played both defensive back and receiver early in his career, also offers his opinion on Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter and the challenges he may face in the NFL.

Ep. 711 - After appearing on the Big Red Rage 86 times as host and six times as a guest during his first stint in Arizona, defensive lineman Calais Campbell stops by  the studio to check the box on his 93rd show overall. Big 93 joins his former co-hosts Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to remember some of the old days and to discuss why he continues to love the game of football as he enters his 18th NFL season. Plus, Calvisi and Wolf chat about the extension earned by tight end Trey McBride and re-evaluate draft needs following free agency.

Ep. 710 - The vibes are immaculate at Cardinals HQ after a week filled with breaking news. On Tuesday, longtime fan-favorite Calais Campbell agreed to terms to return to Arizona for his 18th NFL season. Then on Thursday, Pro Bowl tight end Trey McBride agreed to a four-year extension that ties him to the Cardinals through the 2029 season. Former Cardinals defensive lineman Frostee Rucker joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about Calais' return to the Bird Gang and marvels at how Campbell continues to beat Father Time. Plus, Calvisi and Wolf discuss the hard-earned extension received by McBride and how he can still take his game to another level.

Ep. 709 - The Cardinals defense received a boost early in free agency with the addition of Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Josh Sweat. Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro joins Paul Calvisi to discuss what the Cardinals are getting in Sweat, his ability to do more than just rush the passer and how Jonathan Gannon and Nick Rallis guided Sweat to his highest sack output while the coaching duo was in Philly. Plus, Calvisi and Ron Wolfley mock the mock drafts and share their thoughts on who the Cardinals could end up selecting with the 16th overall pick.