Ep. 28 - NFL Network draft analyst and “Move the Sticks Podcast" host Daniel Jeremiah joins Dave Pasch to preview the 2022 NFL Draft. Jeremiah discusses the Arizona Cardinals offseason so far and breaks down some of the potential selections they could make with the 23rd overall pick. Jeremiah also predicts the top overall selection, which quarterback will come off the board first, and who he thinks could be a “sleeper” pick. Watch Daniel Jeremiah on NFL Network's live coverage of the 2022 NFL Draft from Las Vegas on April 28-30.

Ep. 552 - It’s one thing to be recognized in Arizona. It’s quite another when you get stopped across the pond. The latter has never happened to Craig Grialou or Mike Jurecki, but it did happen to J.J. Watt, who seemingly has been everywhere in recent weeks. Also, the guys discuss the re-signing of Antoine Wesley and how he figures into the team’s plan this season. Plus, Jurecki continues to countdown his top-50 draft prospects. He unveils Nos. 30-21, which includes some intriguing names the Cardinals might be interested in.

Ep. 27 - Fifteen-year NBA veteran and former national college basketball player of the year JJ Redick is this week’s guest on The Dave Pasch Podcast. Currently serving as a television analyst for ESPN and host of the podcast “The Old Man and the Three”, Redick discusses Duke’s run to the Final Four, Mike Krzyzewski's retirement and the lessons he learned while playing for Coach K in Durham. Redick and Pasch break down the NBA postseason awards, the Phoenix Suns championship hopes and what it’s like to play with All-Star Chris Paul. Plus, Redick provides some wine recommendations and explains his affinity for Christopher Nolan movies.

Ep. 554 - Former Cardinals safety Rashad Johnson is a current analyst for the University of Alabama football team. In that position, he's had a front row seat to watch many outstanding players with the Crimson Tide and other powerful SEC programs. Johnson joined Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about a handful of draft prospects, some of whom have been mocked to the Cardinals. Plus, Calvisi and Wolf discuss the benefits of OTAs and minicamps as well as the role the tight end may play in the 2022 offense.

Ep. 551 - Maybe it’s a sign. Maybe the seven tight ends currently on the roster foreshadows an offensive shift in philosophy. Or maybe it means nothing at all. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki try to make sense of an offseason that, so far, has seen the Cardinals load up on tight ends versus any other position. Also, what’s the latest on reported free-agent visits from running back Darrel Williams and wide receiver Malik Turner plus Jurecki unveils his next 10 players—Nos. 40-31—on his list of top-50 draft prospects.

No, none of our trio attended J.J. Watt’s impromptu meeting with the fans last weekend, but that doesn’t mean Darren Urban, Dani Sureck and Paul Calvisi don’t have something to say about it. They definitely have things to say about the signing of tight end Stephen Anderson and the need for another running back, what position makes the most sense on which to spend a first-round pick, when to draft a wide receiver, should the Cardinals sign any more key veterans before the draft or wait until after, and an April’s Fools prank (you be the judge.)

As the 2022 offseason continues, Craig Grialou, Mike Jurecki and Drew Stanton discuss what's ahead for the Cardinals offense and who will benefit most from offseason minicamps and OTA sessions. Plus, a look ahead to the NFL Draft. Which position groups are the most NFL ready?

Ep. 550 - It’s been a busy past few days for J.J. Watt. He showed up to watch Shohei Ohtani and the Angels play his hometown Brewers in a Cactus League game. And then he held a meet-and-greet with Cardinals fans at a local dive bar. Watt is making good on his promise to get out in the community. Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki discuss Watt’s presence both on and off the field. Plus, with three weeks to go before the 2022 NFL Draft, Jurecki unveils his list of top-50 prospects, beginning with players 41 to 50.

Ep. 553 - Former Giants offensive lineman Will Hernandez signed a one-year deal with the Cardinals this week and is expected to slide into the right guard spot. Hernandez played collegiately at UTEP where current Cardinals o-line coach Sean Kugler was his head coach. The fifth-year pro sat down with Paul Calvisi to talk about what he learned from Kugler, the opportunity to play with Kyler Murray, his Mexican heritage and more. Plus, Calvisi and Ron Wolfley discuss the wide receiver position, the NFL's new overtime rules for postseason games and the reported training camp practices with the Titans this summer.

Ep. 30 - Luis Hernández y Rolando Cantú analizan la llegada del guardia Will Hernández al nido Cardenal. Cómo ayudará su presencia a la OL? Quién se beneficia más? Un mexicano más en el equipo de Arizona...y además es de la Ciudad de México. Está listo pare regresar a la ciudad donde nacieron sus padres?