Ep. 1029 - There is a quarterback plan for Saturday. And, no it does not involve Jacoby Brissett, and it most likely does not involve Carson Beck. It's going to be the Gardner Minshew show, with Kedon Slovis, when the Cardinals host the Dallas Cowboys at State Farm Stadium. This is the Cardinals' lone home preseason game. Craig Grialou and Zach Gershman discuss what fans can expect. Then the two react to Garrett Williams' return to practice, and if Williams is back then what's the status of Josh Sweat and Tip Reiman, the remaining players on PUP, plus Trey McBride, his name was finally unveiled among the NFL Top 100 Players of 2026.

Ep. 1028 - OK, it's early, and it doesn't count. But this offense has been fun to watch, and maybe more importantly, the players are having fun. So, what does it mean moving forward? How much of what's been seen during the preseason will translate to the regular season? Craig Grialou and Dani Sureck discuss the Mike LaFleur-led offense from the quarterback play to the wide receiver play through the first two preseason games, go over the latest injury news regarding Jeremiyah Love, Carson Beck and Chase Bisontis plus debate how much, if at all, the starters will play this week against the Dallas Cowboys in what is the Cardinals' only home game of the preseason.

Ep. 1027 - As good as the offense looked Thursday night against the Carolina Panthers, that unit - whether it was Jacoby Brissett, Gardner Minshew or Carson Beck at quarterback - struggled on Sunday. The final open practice of Cardinals training camp saw tipped passes, passes defensed and a couple of interceptions thanks to plays made at the line scrimmage by Darius Robinson and Roy Lopez, among others. Craig Grialou and Zach Gershman discuss what they witnessed and heard at the annual Red & White Practice. Also, Craig and Zach look back at the Hall of Fame Game and the impressive performances of Beck, Bam Knight, Jalen Brooks and Reggie Virgil plus how did Mike LaFleur feel about the team's efforts after watching the film.

Ep. 1026 - The talent is there. Players like Trey McBride, Michael Wilson and Marvin Harrison Jr. plus newcomers Jeremiyah Love, Tyler Allgeier and Kendrick Bourne. Again, a lot of talent. That's not the question. Just how that talent meshes with Jacoby Brissett, the offensive line and Mike LaFleur as the playcaller is the question. And that's fair. Recently, Gilberto Manzano from Sports Illustrated and The MMQB visited Cardinals training camp. He sat down with Craig Grialou and Zach Gershman to discuss all the individual talent in Arizona, the need to be more efficient in the run game, the hope that Walter Nolen III and Will Johnson are key building blocks on defense, and, oh yeah, running into Jason Sudekis at the airport. It's a great conversation ahead of the Cardinals' preseason opener.

Ep. 1025 - Football returns on Thursday, and it returns in the form on the Hall of Fame Game in Canton. It'll be the Cardinals and Carolina Panthers. Then, two days later, Larry Fitzgerald will be officially inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, taking his rightful place among the all-time greats of the game. Craig Grialou and Zach Gershman help set the stage for the week by speaking with NBC TV analyst Cris Collinsworth, who will be on the call with Mike Tirico and Melissa Stark on Thursday. Collinsworth tells stories of both Fitzgerald the player, remembering his playoff performances from 2008 and 2015, and the person before Craig and Zach ask Collinsworth to give his thoughts on first-year head coach Mike LaFleur and the 2026 Arizona Cardinals.

Ep. 1024 - January. That's the last time the Cardinals played a game. Some seven months ago. On Thursday, they and the Carolina Panthers suit up for the Hall of Fame Game in Canton. And because there's a game, that means there's a depth chart, the first of the preseason. Craig Grialou and Zach Gershman go over it, focusing first on the defense and the position battles that do exist in the coaches' eyes. Then it's the offense, and no, it's not a big deal that Jeremiyah Love is listed behind Tyler Allgeier at running back. What is a big deal, though, was seeing Walter Nolen III practice on Sunday after leaving Friday's practice early. Nolen has looked good so far in training camp. Also, Craig and Zach discuss who stood out during Sunday's Back Together Weekend practice.

Ep. 1023 - It's eight days into training camp. There's less than a week before the Cardinals' preseason opener. Yet, there's six weeks before the Cardinals play their first game of the regular season. In other words, there's time. Time to determine roles. That was the message conveyed by rookie running back Jeremiyah Love on Friday. In his mind, he's proven nothing yet despite the high expectations that come with being the third overall pick. Craig Grialou and Dani Sureck discuss what Love had to say in addition to the comments made by Tyler Allgeier the day before. And while nothing has been determined publicly about how Love and Allgeier will be used this season, that doesn't stop Craig and Dani from speculating. Plus, the two give their top takeaways from what was another padded practice earlier in the day.

Ep. 1022 - It's early in his tenure as head coach, but already Mike LaFleur has made it known what he feels is the best way to evaluate players. In pads, playing 11-on-11. In other words, his words, "real football." For the second straight day at training camp, the Cardinals practiced in full pads. Craig Grialou and Jesus Quinonez discuss what they saw, in-between all the laundry on the field. Yeah, a lot of flags thrown by the officials, due to penalties on both sides of the ball. Jeremiyah Love continues to impress - he was the first name Jesus mentioned; Marvin Harrison Jr. bounced back from a difficult practice the day before; and Carson Beck may have had his best of work, closing with a touchdown pass to Bryson Green who made a diving catch in the end zone to finish a successful 2-minute drill.