Just hours before the Cardinals kicked off mandatory minicamp on Tuesday, their top draft pick made it official. Defensive lineman Walter Nolen III, fresh off a standout college career at Ole Miss, inked his first NFL contract and wasted no time getting to work—joining his new teammates on the field later that day. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi, and former Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson break down what Nolen's arrival could mean for the defense and how his raw talent might translate at the NFL level. Plus, a look at some key storylines around camp—from the offense's need to capitalize on scramble plays to the battle brewing at cornerback. And finally, with seasoned veterans Calais Campbell and Dalvin Tomlinson now anchoring the defensive line, what kind of transformation can we expect from this revamped Cardinals front?

The Arizona Cardinals have a dynamic rushing attack with the likes of James Conner, Trey Benson and even quarterback Kyler Murray. How much will the offense rely on the running game this season? Dani Sureck, Paul Calvisi and Rob Fredrickson discuss the potential of a full season with the one-two punch of Conner and Benson; week two of OTAs starting and what can be gained from these practices; what Darius Robinson needs to do to take the next step in his career; Plus, the trio take a look at some players who we haven't seen a lot of on the field and whom of those may make an impact this season.

It's heating up outside and that means that the Cardinals are getting ready for Voluntary OTAs to begin. Dani Sureck, Paul Calvisi and Drew Stanton discuss how important this time of year can actually be for a team and what both sides of the ball can accomplish out on the practice field. Plus, the trio talk about expectations for Kyler Murray, Marvin Harrison Jr. and the rest of the offense as well as the competition at cornerback and which of the young players will need to step up in 2025.

After going through their first NFL season, which 2024 rookies are poised to make a second-year leap? Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and former Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson discuss. Plus, Marvin Harrison Jr. recently met the media and talked about adding muscle to his frame. How will that translate to the field?

Phase II of the offseason program is underway in Tempe as the Arizona Cardinals rookies join the veterans for work. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and former Cardinals QB Drew Stanton talk about building in the offseason, rookie CB Will Johnson's fit in Nick Rallis' defense, what kind of role we'll see from OLB Jordan Burch and if a push to start is realistic for sixth-round guard Hayden Conner out of Texas.

With the offseason program already underway, the Cardinals rookie class will arrive later this week for rookie minicamp. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Rob Fredrickson talk about what the youngsters can learn during the three-day camp. Plus, discussions on the competition at cornerback, defensive line, and edge, how Marvin Harrison Jr. can take his game to a new level in his second NFL season and much more.

The Cardinals 2025 NFL Draft class is full of big names from big schools. How many of those draftees will make a big impact for the Cardinals this season? Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and former QB Drew Stanton discuss why the Cardinals are receiving positive grades from draft experts and which rookies could have the best chance of bursting onto the scene. Defensive lineman Walter Nolen III and CB Will Johnson seem the likeliest of candidates. Plus, which late-round selections could see significant time in 2025?

After months of speculation, the 2025 NFL Draft is now just days away. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Rob Fredrickson debate the greatest needs on the Cardinals roster, the multiple options for the team with the 16th overall pick, the possibility of trades and the overall depth of the roster.