The Cardinals secured their second win of the season behind a gritty performance from the defense and special teams unit. Craig Grialou, Zach Gershman and former Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson examine a dominant defensive showing led by Budda Baker and Mack Wilson Sr., Nick Rallis' aggressive game plan, and Chad Ryland's clutch six-for-six kicking performance, including the walk-off field goal to seal the win. The crew also discusses the offense's ability to sustain long drives and protect Jacoby Brissett, while breaking down the red-zone struggles that left Arizona settling for field goals on all five trips inside the 20. Plus, the Cardinals turn their attention to the Denver Broncos and a special home game celebrating Larry Fitzgerald, who will be inducted into the team's Ring of Honor and have his No. 11 jersey retired at halftime.

The Cardinals are looking to right the ship after a tough 45-21 loss to the Detroit Lions in Week 5. Craig Grialou and Zach Gershman examine Arizona's offensive struggles after a promising opening drive, the defense's inability to get off the field, and head coach Mike LaFleur's plans to address the team's inconsistencies. The guys also discuss the trade that sent Marvin Harrison Jr. to the Houston Texans in exchange for 2027 draft compensation, including a second-round pick, and what his departure means for Michael Wilson, Trey McBride and the Cardinals' passing attack. Plus, a closer look at McBride's spectacular touchdown catch against Detroit, his place in NFL history, and the challenges awaiting Arizona in its Week 6 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium.

A 14-3 lead. Three takeaways. Four sacks. But, the Cardinals walked out of New York with a 36-24 loss. What went wrong? Craig Grialou, Zach Gershman and former Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson break down what happened, including the offense's inability to sustain drives and the final four plays from the Giants' 4-yard line. Plus, Paris Johnson Jr. is lost for the season due to a torn bicep, opening the door for seventh-round rookie Jayden Williams at left tackle. The crew also looks at Josh Sweat's big day and previews a Detroit Lions team that could turn Week 5 into a shootout at State Farm Stadium.

The Cardinals battled back from a 23-6 deficit but ultimately fell 36-30 to the 49ers in Santa Clara. Craig Grialou, Zach Gershman and former Cardinals linebacker Lorenzo Alexander break down what went wrong early, including 10 penalties for 86 yards, missed opportunities in the red zone and a defense that struggled to get off the field when it mattered most. The crew also examines Jeremiyah Love's first game as the Cardinals' lead back, the offense's lack of explosive plays, and the need for more pressure defensively. Plus, the guys give an early preview of what the Cardinals can expect from the New York Giants in Week 4.

The Cardinals saw a 7-7 game slip away in a hurry, as the Seahawks scored 24 unanswered points in the second half to hand Arizona a 31-7 loss. Craig Grialou, Zach Gershman and Rob Fredrickson break down what went wrong after halftime, including the lack of explosive plays, struggles on third down and Seattle's ability to shut down the Cardinals' offense. The crew also examines the potential season-ending injury concern surrounding cornerback Will Johnson, Marvin Harrison Jr.'s quiet afternoon, Trey McBride's continued production and the emergence of Dewey Wingard. Plus, a look ahead to Sunday's NFC West matchup with the San Francisco 49ers and how the Cardinals can quickly turn the page from Seattle.

The Arizona Cardinals started the 2026 season on a high note with a complete win in Los Angeles. Craig Grialou, Zach Gershman and former Cardinals linebacker Lorenzo Alexander break down the impressive 26-14 road win over the Chargers, including the complementary football played by the offense, defense and special teams. The crew discusses Trey McBride and Jacoby Brissett's connection, Jeremiyah Love's NFL debut, Kendrick Bourne's impact, Mack Wilson Sr.'s tone-setting performance and Andrew Wingard's two takeaways. Plus, a look ahead to the home opener against the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks and the challenge posed by Seattle's dominant defense.

The regular season is finally here. Craig Grialou, Zach Gershman and former Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson get you ready for the Week 1 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers. The guys discuss the team's newly announced captains, including Jacoby Brissett, Budda Baker and Mack Wilson Sr., and what their leadership means heading into the season, the excitement surrounding Michael Wilson and the Cardinals' revamped offense under head coach Mike LaFleur, including how Jeremiyah Love, Trey McBride, Marvin Harrison Jr. and the rest of the playmakers could fit into a more balanced attack. On defense, they discuss Walter Nolen's potential impact he can make against the Chargers interior offensive line, along with several notable changes to Arizona's Week 1 depth chart. Plus, the guys take an in-depth look at Justin Herbert, Mike McDaniel's new Chargers offense, Los Angeles' talented defense and the key matchups that could decide the Cardinals' season opener.

Craig Grialou, Zach Gershman and former Cardinals linebacker Lorenzo Alexander break down the Cardinals initial 53-man roster and the difficult realities of NFL roster cuts, with Alexander sharing firsthand stories about being on both sides of those conversations. They examine the decisions behind keeping seven wide receivers, James Conner's placement on injured reserve and the depth at running back, while also discussing the departures of BJ Ojulari and Sean Murphy-Bunting and what those moves could mean for the defense. The talk turns to the big expectations surrounding defensive tackle Walter Nolen III, whose presence could have a major impact on the entire unit.