With the Super Bowl in the rear view, there is change coming right now, even beyond the NFL. But there won't be any penny-pinching from Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Dani Sureck as they read and react about the Super Bowl and some of the Cardinals' connections. The trio chat about all the wagering on the game, the burgeoning TV ratings, Cardinals cornerback Max Melton and his Gucci belts, the price tag for running backs after a crazy good RB year, what the Cardinals can learn from the Super Bowl, that new Fox scorebug, your weekly Winning Behavior, more Getting Cultured with Dani, a peek at what's going on around the NFC West, and salad complaints.

The Super Bowl is coming, it's Waste Management Open week in Phoenix, and Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Dani Sureck are in the studio trying to figure out - for discussion purposes only - how some of these prop bets might turn out. The Cardinals have coaching moves reportedly happening (and incoming help have ties to certain players and fellow coaches), while the in-your-face statements of certain high-profile stars makes you wonder what the Cardinals would look like if they find a way to star up the pass rush. The offensive line seems as possible with that first-round pick as the defensive line, there is much to chat about what might be Winning Behavior this week, Luka trade NFL equivalents, and the guys absorb the first day of Getting Cultured with Dani.

Our fearless trio debut a new segment this week with "The Wise Guy" on hiatus, but that's only part of the discussion for Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Dani Sureck. How much hate watching has been going on – or will be going on – with the Chiefs and/or Eagles? Will the #CramItVertical work of the Cardinals eventually create the same success as Philly? How do our hosts feel about the Brotherly Shove? There is also acceptance of the value of the ball, BJ Ojulari's recovery, what helping the edge might look like, Pro Bowl fun with Trey and Budda, MHJ's lessons from Dad, and feeling some kind of way about Dry January – including how it can be used for good.

It's chilly here in Tempe - why else would Paul Calvisi wear two jackets? - but if there had been an NFL game here it would have been indoors. That wasn't true around the NFL, but should it be? Or is snow and sleet what football is about? Paul, Darren Urban and Dani Sureck chat about that, as well as how "advantage" should homefield advantage be, how the Eagles have built a team that looks like what the Cardinals want to be, the ethics of the QB slide, valuing the ball and how it pays off in the postseason, Chiefs fatigue, Jayden Daniels with Kliff Kingsbury, how Trey Benson reminds Paul of Saquon Barkley, seeking pass rushers in the draft, and what our trio might've collected once upon a time.

Paul Calvisi is a reader. Or at least he claims to be, especially when he wants to teach Darren a thing or two about leadership. Reading is fundamental, right A.J. Brown? With the Wild Card playoff game moving to State Farm Stadium, Paul, Darren and Dani Sureck talk about the NFL's big shift from L.A., Paul's volunteerism, seeking defensive lineman at the Senior Bowl, the pros and cons of doughnuts, Budda's All-Pro status, their votes for Cardinals awards, the upcoming rookie jumps, Larry's Legendary Run on video, and Dani's fear of a TikTok ban.

It's not surprising that Paul Calvisi isn't staying up with the latest celebrity news - although he does come up with a movie analogy for the Cardinals at the end of this week's podcast. In the meantime, he, Darren Urban and Dani Sureck discuss Trey McHurdle, MHJ's rookie season, upgrading the passing game, the price of rookie dinners, a Budda Baker I-Team report, the mind of Nick Rallis, Kyzir White's future, the Petzing/Kyler paring, and in lieu of The Wise Guy, a special trivia question for Paul.

As the new year begins and Dani Sureck refuses to give us any karaoke examples on air, Paul Calvisi and Darren Urban are still willing to talk Cardinals, like that last unlucky interception in L.A., Trey McBride's monster season, the need for better red-zone results, Marvin Harrison Jr.'s good game and continued improvement, whether we see James Conner in the finale, Michael Carter's swag, a reunion against Joshua Dobbs, who the Cardinals will play in 2025, what the NFC West could look like in 2025, and a solid season-ender for The Wise Guy.

If your holiday shopping isn't done, you better get on it. Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Dani Sureck understand slow starts; they break down the Cardinals' own slow start in a difficult overtime loss in Carolina that ended playoff chances. On a short week, the trio discuss what one moment/stretch in a game would they like back; the injuries that whacked the offense over the last week, locking down McBride in Carolina, the continuing learning curve for Marvin Harrison Jr., struggles on defense, looking for a speed wide receiver, the benefits of the Budda signing, the Pop-Tart Bowl and innovative trophies, and a huge moment for Paul on The Wise Guy.