The Cardinals battled until the final whistle but came up short once again, falling 26-19 to the Atlanta Falcons in the home finale at State Farm Stadium. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi, and Zach Gershman look back on the Week 16 matchup, including the devastating injuries to Garrett Williams and Walter Nolen III and how a growing injury list can impact a locker room. The guys also discuss Michael Wilson's continued rise within the offense, the Cardinals' fast start followed by second-half struggles, Darius Robinson jumping off the tape, and Trey McBride and Budda Baker earning Pro Bowl honors. Plus, a look ahead to how the Cardinals defense can try to slow down Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals' passing attack.

The Cardinals dropped their sixth straight game on Sunday, losing 40-20 to the Houston Texans at NRG Stadium. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi, and former NFL linebacker Rob Fredrickson break down the early mistakes and big plays that proved costly in the loss. Despite the setback, Trey McBride turned in another career performance, finishing with 134 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Up next is the home finale Sunday at State Farm Stadium against the Atlanta Falcons. Can the Cardinals wrap up their home slate with a win?

Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and former NFL linebacker Lorenzo Alexander try to make sense of the Cardinals' 45–17 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday at State Farm Stadium. The Rams rolled up 530 yards of total offense, including 249 on the ground, while the Cardinals stalled after a promising start. The injury issues also keep piling up, as left tackle Paris Johnson Jr. reportedly may miss time with a knee injury. There were a few bright spots. Wide receiver Michael Wilson continues to emerge with Marvin Harrison Jr. sidelined, recording his third 100-yard performance in four games. Tight end Trey McBride also tied the NFL record for most consecutive games by a tight end with five or more catches. Next up is the Houston Texans. How can the Cardinals match up against their elite defense?

The Cardinals suffered another close loss on Sunday, falling 20–17 to the Buccaneers in Tampa. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and former Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson examine what kept Arizona from pulling out a win. They also discuss Josh Sweat tying his career high with 11 sacks, Jacoby Brissett's impressive production, Trey McBride's record-setting year, Darius Robinson's self-critique, and the tough matchup ahead against the 9–3 Rams at State Farm Stadium this Sunday.

The Cardinals dropped to 3-8 after a 27-24 overtime heartbreaker against the Jaguars on Sunday at State Farm Stadium. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi, and former NFL linebacker Lorenzo Alexander break down the small details that contributed to the loss, a defense that generated four takeaways, defensive lineman Walter Nolen III reaching the end zone in just his fourth NFL game, and the rapid rise of receiver Michael Wilson.

After a promising Monday Night Football win over the Cowboys a few weeks ago, the Cardinals have followed up with two rough losses to NFC West rivals. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Rob Fredrickson break down the latest setback against the 49ers, including how the game slipped away early, the rash of penalties, and a 3–0 deficit in the turnover battle. There were a few bright spots. Edge rusher Josh Sweat recorded his ninth sack of the season, reinforcing why the Cardinals invested heavily in him during the offseason. And wide receiver Michael Wilson delivered a career performance while filling in as the team's top target in place of Marvin Harrison Jr. What will Wilson's future role look like?

It was a tough trip to the PNW for the Arizona Cardinals. Two strip sacks of Jacoby Brissett resulted in 14 quick points for Seattle, and the Cardinals couldn't recover from the early deficit, ultimately falling 44–22. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi, and former Cardinals linebacker Lorenzo Alexander break down what went wrong on both sides of the ball. They also highlight tight end Trey McBride's continued emergence in the Cardinals offense and look ahead to another divisional test as the San Francisco 49ers visit State Farm Stadium in Week 11.

The Cardinals ended their five-game losing streak with an impressive 27-17 road victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football. There were standout performances across the board, from pass rushers Josh Sweat and Calais Campbell to receivers Marvin Harrison Jr. and Trey McBride. Quarterback Jacoby Brissett also turned in another strong outing, as nearly everyone contributed to the win. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi, and former Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson break down how the Big Red pulled off the victory in Big D. Plus, rookie defensive lineman Walt Nolen III made a strong impression in his NFL debut, showing signs that he could be a key piece of the Cardinals' defensive line in the future.