Ep. 1056 - There are few things certain in life. Death and taxes, for sure. And now go ahead and add a Cardinals win over the Dallas Cowboys. For the record that's now five straight victories, nine of the last 11, and an impressive 5-0 mark all-time at AT&T Stadium. Craig Grialou and Dani Sureck look back at all that happened in Sunday's 33-30 OT win. They begin with the quarterback change, how well Gardner Minshew ran the offense, the play of Michael Wilson despite two broken ribs, why Tyler Allgeier was the last man standing in the running back room plus the redemption stories of both Chad Ryland and L.J. Collier; both of whom overcame mistakes to help earn the Cardinals their third win of the season.

Ep. 1055 - Happy Halloween, Bird Gang! And, yes, Zach Gershman did (partially) dress up. Craig Grialou did not. After a brief talk about Zach's costume for this year, he and Craig dive into the game on Sunday. Will history repeat itself? Will the Cardinals make it five straight wins over the Dallas Cowboys and extend their record at AT&T Stadium to 5-0? A returning Jeremiyah Love can't hurt. He's back after missing the past two weeks. Plus, Clarence Hill Jr. from All City DLLS joins the show to discuss all things Cowboys, from their performance on Monday Night Football, Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens - part of Zach's 3x3 - to how the Dallas defense may go about defending Trey McBride.

Ep. 1054 - Not that one player is the answer, but one player can be part of the solution. At least that's the hope after seeing Jeremiyah Love back on the practice field on Wednesday. Now his status for this week's game at the Dallas Cowboys remains unknown, yet that did not stop Craig Grialou and Jesus Quinonez from talking about his playmaking ability, especially in the red zone, which has been a troublesome spot for the Cardinals in recent weeks. Also, Craig and Jesus discuss the addition of Zay Jones and how his signing might impact the rest of the wide receiver room, and go over what was a long list of missing players from Wednesday's practice.

Ep. 1053 - The moment was special. The speech phenomenal. For those in attendance, and for those watching online, the entire Ring of Honor and jersey retirement ceremony was perfect. Craig Grialou and Dani Sureck discuss the ceremony and what Larry Fitzgerald had to say to the Bird Gang after his name was officially unveiled in the Ring of Honor. From there, Craig and Dani talk Trey McBride, who broke more records by a tight end fittingly on National Tight Ends Day, another game where the offense struggled to score inside the red zone, and the three plays the defense struggled to stop including a pair of 50-plus yard touchdowns.

Ep. 1052 - Every week is a big week in the NFL. This week, though, for the Arizona Cardinals, it's just a bit bigger. It's Legends Weekend. More than 75 former players will be in town to help honor Larry Fitzgerald, who at halftime of Sunday's game will be inducted into the Ring of Honor and have his No. 11 jersey retired, and, of course, watch the Cardinals play the Denver Broncos. Craig Grialou and Zach Gershman speak with Peter King, Kenny Albert, and Jake Plummer about Fitzgerald plus Plummer offers his thoughts on a Broncos team that's won two straight despite the struggles of quarterback Bo Nix.

Ep. 1051 - The run game opens up so much; it opens up the pass game, it opens up the red zone. Right now, though, the Cardinals haven't had much of an efficient run game. Yes, they've had their moments but consistent play from the run game is what's needed. Craig Grialou and J.P. Shadrick discuss where the Cardinals' run game is at through six games. Plus, Craig and J.P. talk ball-control offense, the heavy use of '13' personnel - by the way, it's National Tight End Day on Sunday - Legends Weekend, the Vance Joseph-coached defense of the Broncos, and look at some of Bo Nix's passing numbers (spoiler alert: they aren't good.)

Ep. 1050 - By himself Chad Ryland outscored the Los Angeles Rams, which was stifled by a Nick Rallis-led defense for nearly four quarters on Sunday. The result: a Cardinals win, 18-16, the team's first since Week 1 and the first against an NFC West opponent since 2024. Craig Grialou and Dani Sureck look back at the victory, beginning with Ryland's heroics before turning their attention to Rallis' gameplan, focusing on the play of Mack Wilson, Budda Baker, and Josh Sweat among others; plus, Craig and Dani discuss how well the offense performed between the 20s - Jacoby Brissett, Jalen Brooks, and Bam Knight each stood out - while acknowledging the red zone-execution needs to be better.

Ep. 1049 - For the second time in six weeks, the Arizona Cardinals play a game at SoFi Stadium. Though this time it's against the Los Angeles Rams, and they will not have rookie running back Jeremiyah Love on the field. Craig Grialou and Zach Gershman react to the latest news on Love before they speak with Rams radio color analyst Maurice Jones-Drew about the Cardinals' running backs, Mike LaFleur facing Sean McVay - also part of Zach's 3x3 - and the Rams' surprising 2-3 start. Also, FOX Sports play-by-play voice Kenny Albert joins the show to give a national perspective on Trey McBride, Michael Wilson, and Aaron Donald.