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.

The bye week is over and the Arizona Cardinals are back in the building preparing for Monday Night Football in Dallas. Will they have their starting quarterback back on the field? Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and former Cardinals linebacker Lorenzo Alexander discuss if this will be the week Kyler Murray returns from injury. If so, it might be the perfect matchup as Murray has never lost a game at AT&T Stadium coupled with the Cowboys' defensive struggles; Trey McBride's continuing impact on the offense; and how can the defense improve late in games and affect the quarterback at a higher level. Plus, the Cardinals are getting healthier as the practice windows for cornerback Garrett Williams and linebacker BJ Ojulari will open this week.

Following a close 27-23 loss to the Green Bay Packers, the Cardinals have now dropped five straight games as they head into a much-needed bye week. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi, and former Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson break down Sunday's defeat and discuss what went wrong. While the offense moved the ball effectively, it failed to score in the final moments. Tight end Trey McBride stood out with one of the best performances of his career, but once again, the defense couldn't protect a fourth-quarter lead. The crew also looks ahead to a tough Monday Night Football matchup against the Cowboys in Dallas, a place where Kyler Murray has traditionally played well.

The Cardinals are still looking for answers after a 31-27 loss to the Colts on Sunday, their fourth straight defeat. Backup QB Jacoby Brissett, filling in for the injured Kyler Murray, led the offense to 400 total yards, but it wasn't enough. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi, and Zach Gershman break down the strong offensive showing and examine the defense's ongoing fourth-quarter struggles. They also preview Sunday's matchup against the Green Bay Packers at State Farm Stadium.

It's the one that slipped away. The Cardinals' heartbreaking 22-21 loss to the Tennessee Titans was a game they should have won and they know it. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi, and former Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson break down the key mistakes that led to the defeat. They also highlight what fueled the offense's strong start and how Marvin Harrison Jr. is beginning to look like the player everyone thought he was coming out of Ohio State in 2024. Plus, the Cardinals travel to Indianapolis this weekend to face a red-hot Colts team off to a 4-1 start. The crew previews what to expect in that matchup.

Defensive lineman Calais Campbell is four games into his 18th NFL season and still playing at a high level. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi, and former Cardinals linebacker Lorenzo Alexander break down Campbell's early impact, including his three sacks and four tackles for loss. They also discuss the team's sixth-ranked scoring defense, what the offense needs to improve, and how Marvin Harrison Jr. is building momentum after a strong fourth quarter against the Seahawks last week.