Ep. 753 - It has been more than four weeks since the Cardinals parted ways with Jonathan Gannon, and the search for a new head coach continues. Who will replace JG? Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley break down the latest developments in the ongoing coaching search. Plus, while Trey McBride and Budda Baker are headed to the Pro Bowl next week, pass rusher Josh Sweat was left out. Sweat set a career high with 12 sacks in 2025, making a strong case that he is one of the league's most underrated players. With that as the backdrop, Calvisi and Wolfley discuss some of the most underrated players from the Cardinals' time in Arizona. Finally, a preview Super Bowl LX between the Seahawks and Patriots.

Ep. 752 - What's the latest on the Arizona Cardinals' search for a new head coach? Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley break down the top candidates and the latest movement in the NFL head coaching cycle. Plus, a look ahead at the Cardinals' cornerback room. Can Will Johnson develop into a top-tier NFL corner? And finally, we preview the NFC Championship matchup between the Rams and Seahawks and the AFC Championship showdown between the Patriots and Broncos. Which teams will meet in Super Bowl LX?

Ep. 751 - Each season, the NFL head coach hiring cycle has the potential to move fast and furious. This year, however, the process appears more deliberate and calculated around the league. Paul Calvisi and Dani Sureck provide the latest updates on the Cardinals' search for their next head coach. Plus, they break down which Cardinals players are entering pivotal seasons that could make or break their on-field futures, and preview an exciting weekend of playoff football.

Ep. 750 - 2026 is set to be a year of transition for the Arizona Cardinals. What will the team look like in the post–Jonathan Gannon era? Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley break down the search for a new head coach as potential candidates begin to emerge. Plus, they revisit the breakout seasons of tight end Trey McBride and wide receiver Michael Wilson, examine who is poised to elevate their game in Year Two, and look ahead to Wild Card Weekend in the NFL playoffs.

Ep. 749 - The final game of the 2003 season against the Vikings was supposed to be a formality for the Cardinals. However, it turned into one of the most consequential moments in franchise history. Paul Calvisi and Darren Urban recount how an obscure Cardinals receiver made the biggest play of his life, winning the game in the finals seconds while sending shockwaves through three NFL cities. That single catch by Nathan Poole pushed the Packers into the playoffs, broke the hearts of Vikings fans, cost the Cardinals the top pick in the 2004 NFL Draft, and ultimately reshaped the top of the draft itself. What followed months later would forever alter the trajectory of the Cardinals organization.

Ep. 748 - When Kurt Warner arrived in Arizona in 2005, he was determined to revive his career and recapture the success he once enjoyed with the St. Louis Rams. A two-time MVP and Super Bowl champion, Warner faced the challenge of proving himself all over again. Defying the odds, he won the starting job, silenced his critics, and ultimately led the Cardinals to their first-ever Super Bowl appearance. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley examine the highs and lows of Warner's time in Arizona, an improbable chapter that cemented his legacy in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Ep. 747 - Markus Golden spent nine seasons chasing quarterbacks in the NFL. On Thursday's Big Red Rage, he reunited with the Bird Gang at Flanker Kitchen and Sports Bar on the Great Lawn at State Farm Stadium. Golden joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to reflect on his favorite moments from his Cardinals career, the origins of his relentless motor and "Keep Hunting" mentality, the success of former teammate Trey McBride, and more. The show also featured offensive lineman Kelvin Beachum, who discussed being named the Cardinals' Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee, what winning the league-wide award would mean to him, his new children's book, and why the final weeks of a challenging season matter for both young players and veterans.

Ep. 746 - In the 2025 offseason, the Cardinals replaced longtime color analyst Ron Wolfley with former center A.Q. Shipley. On Thursday's Big Red Rage, the two appeared together on stage at Flanker Kitchen and Sports Bar on the Great Lawn at State Farm Stadium. Wolfley, Shipley, and sideline reporter Paul Calvisi discussed the Cardinals' tough loss to the Rams and their upcoming road game against the Houston Texans. They also covered A.Q.'s transition into broadcasting, memorable moments from his playing career, Michael Wilson's growing role in the offense, and Trey McBride's emergence as one of the NFL's top tight ends.