Arizona Football Daily with Mike Jurecki, Tim Ring & Steve Keim

The NFL Combine is wrapping up and Mike Jurecki returns to the studio today with a recap. Who stood out and what's the word on the street for the Cardinals at #4? Could a trade down be possible? Also, what about moving up in the first round? It's all on the table. Plus, the Suns lose back to back games and now have lost Devin Booker for 7-10 days. Is the "Play-in Tournament" inevitable for the Suns who face an incredibly difficult final 21 games of the regular season. 

Mike Jurecki continues his coverage from the 2024 NFL Combine. Today Mike is joined by Pete Prisco of CBS Sports and D. Orlando Ledbetter of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Plus the latest on the Arizona Cardinals as on-field workouts begin Thursday in Indianapolis. 

The NFLPA releases its now annual report cards on NFL teams and the Arizona Cardinals show improvement across the board but still there's one "F" grade that has be most concerning to team owner Michael Bidwill. Also today, Mike Jurecki continues his coverage from the 2024 NFL Combine. Today Mike visits with former Cardinals head coach Dave McGinnis and Bruce Feldman from The Athletic. 

Mike Jurecki continues his NFL coverage from the combine. Mike is joined today by ESPN's Jeremy Fowler and the NFL Network's Omar Ruiz and they talk, combine, rookies, the draft and the Arizona Cardinals. Also today, Cardinals GM Monti Ossenfort meets the media in Indy - Tim will recap and add his thoughts. 

The NFL Combine begins next week and Mike Jurecki will to Indianapolis to cover the event for Arizona Football Daily. On today's show, Mike and Tim preview the combine and what it looks like for all 32 NFL teams including the Cardinals. Plus, the combine also means 'tampering season' for free agency. Who are some players to look for who may be on the Cardinals radar? Also today, the Suns suffer a second half meltdown Thursday night in Dallas and drop two spots in the Western Conference playoff race. 

Fallout from the end of Super Bowl LVIII continues in Santa Clara as the embattled Kyle Shanahan continues to try and explain his thinking in overtime. It's a bunker mentality at 49ers headquarters as General Manager John Lynch also defends his head coach. Also today, Jason Kelce rips into his brother for his sideline tantrum while Travis Kelce admits he was out of line. The latest NFL.com power rankers undervalue the Cardinals and another NFL mock draft thinks a former ASU quarterback could go in the top two. 

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs took advantage of the NFL's new postseason overtime rule and rode the advantage of 'four-down territory' all the way down the field in OT to score the game-winning touchdown in Super Bowl LVIII. The Chiefs won the game 25-22 and afterwards 49ers players admitted they were unclear on the new overtime rules as head coach Kyle Shanahan elected to receive the ball first after the 49ers won the coin toss. 

Kurt Warner joins the show from Las Vegas to talk all things Super Bowl LVIII including his thoughts on the quarterback match-up between Patrick Mahomes and Brock Purdy. Plus, Warner reminisces about his own Super Bowl experiences and examines Purdy's close ties to his faith and family during the Valley native's rise to NFL fame. 

Not many surprises as the NFL hands out a bevy of postseason awards Thursday night in Las Vegas but Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson does make history. Plus, some highly emotional selections to the 2024 Pro Football Hall of Fame class and how about all those Super Bowl LVIII prop bets????

Super Bowl LVIII week rolls on in Las Vegas as the Chiefs and 49ers gear up for Sunday's clash - which team has the position by position edge? Plus, is Patrick Mahomes approaching "villain" status with NFL fans outside of Kansas City? Steve Wilks has some not-so-kind words for his 49ers defense and Jim Harbaugh hires an old friend in Los Angeles. Also today, the Suns get a nice win over the Bucks but the the final 31 game road to the end of the regular season is loaded with landmines and the Western Conference standings tell a sobering story.