Ep. 563 - It's no secret that it will be difficult for the Cardinals to replace the production of pass rusher Chandler Jones. How can they find success? Outside linebackers coach Charlie Bullen joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about ways to get to the quarterback, Vance Joseph's scheme, the potential of young draftees Cameron Thomas and Myjai Sanders and the benefits of offseason workouts. Plus, Calvisi and Wolf discuss the need for Zaven Collins to step up, James Conner being a complete back and much more.

Ep. 569 - Great players make those around them better. Great players also make those around them _want_ to be better. J.J. Watt is such a player. Craig Grialou and Dani Sureck talk about Watt’s presence here this offseason, specifically his participation in OTAs. Remember, it is voluntary. Also up for discussion is how to best handle DeAndre Hopkins’ absence and whether or not Zach Ertz might be a viable option as an outside receiver; plus, Kliff Kingsbury is a top-5 head coach and the rest of the NFC West is the middle of minicamp.

Ep. 31 - Super Bowl champion Zach Ertz joins Dave Pasch to discuss preparations for his first full season in Arizona, how his departure from the Philadelphia Eagles went down, where Kyler Murray ranks among the quarterbacks he’s played with, the outlook for the Cardinals offense and Kliff Kingsbury’s importance to the organization. Ertz also talks about his new look, the ongoing “donutgate” battle with J.J. Watt and what it will be like to be a first-time father.

Craig Grialou and Kyle Vanden Bosch break down the latest from Cardinals OTA sessions including the future of D.J. Humphries at left tackle, Kyler Murray being the long-term answer at QB, J.J. Watt's impact on the defense, generating a pass rush without Chandler Jones and why Zach Ertz chose to remain in Arizona.

Poor Paul Calvisi can’t get a ticket for the new Top Gun movie (but he is confident he is taller than Tom Cruise), yet he is ready to lead Darren Urban and Dani Sureck into this week’s podcast. The crew talks D-Hop’s birthday, Aaron Donald’s new contract, a potential D.J. Humphries extension and the status of the entire offensive line; a potential parallel between Hicks/Collins and Beachum/Jones; what the pass rush might need; a power ranking of Keim Time Sign needs; a potential punter battle; and Dani tells us about bowling with BCBC.

Ep. 562 - Linebacker Devon Kennard joined Paul Calvisi to talk about how he feels heading into his ninth NFL season, how he sees the pass rush after the departure of Chandler Jones, the arrival of young pass rushers through the draft, expectations for Isaiah Simmons and Zaven Collins and his many off-field interests including real estate. Plus, Ron Wolfley joins Calvisi to discuss the tragic passing of Jeff Gladney, Kyler Murray joining voluntary OTAs, Rondale Moore’s upside and much more.

It is a difficult week for the Cardinals, who lost a teammate and, for some, a friend after the passing of Jeff Gladney. Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Dani Sureck discuss how the Cards are coping while Kyler Murray returned to work for the first time this offseason. Murray’s presence brings up a host of topics: Kyler’s evolving leadership, his potential contract and when it might happen, how the Cardinals got “comfortable” late last season, and the Kyler-to-Hollywood Brown connection. Vance Joseph also talked about the learning curve for Zaven Collins and Isaiah Simmons, and Paul already wants to bring up the season-opener.

Our episode begins with the sad news of Jeff Gladney's passing in Dallas over Memorial Day weekend. Craig Grialou, Darren Urban and Drew Stanton share their thoughts on Gladney's young life ending too soon. As difficult as it is, there is still some football discussion: Marquise Brown's role in the Cardinals offense and how it might change when DeAndre Hopkins returns from his six-game suspension, big years upcoming for both Zaven Collins and Isaiah Simmons and which rookies might contribute right away.

Ep. 561 - Rookie running back Keaontay Ingram joined Paul Calvisi to talk about being selected by the Cardinals in the sixth round, his running style, looking up to Adrian Peterson, his preference on using speed or power and looking forward to learning from James Conner. Plus, Calvisi is joined by Ron Wolfley to talk about the start of OTAs, the running back room, what's in store for Kyler Murray and the Cardinals being featured on the in-season edition of HBO's Hard Knocks.

Hard Knocks is coming to the Cardinals, and the stars won’t be Bo Whitlock or James the dentist, but it’s a topic ripe for discussion between Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Dani Sureck. There is also plenty of banter about the Cards choosing to get on Hard Knocks to help with the second half of the season, the comfort level that might have undercut the Cardinals down the stretch in 2021, a potential new running back, Kyler Murray’s presence/absence at OTAs, Murray’s contract timeline, the latest power rankings, Dennis Gardeck and what’s left to do at edge rusher, playing international games, and an off-the-cuff delving into the miracle and mystery of driver’s ed.