For the second straight game, the Arizona Cardinals found themselves kicking a last-second field goal to secure a win and they now sit in first place in the NFC West. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Rob Fredrickson break down everything that happened in the Cardinals 28-27 victory over the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium. The passing game was clicking; Kyler Murray threw for over 300 yards; Marvin Harrison Jr. came up clutch - particularly late in the game - with some big catches; Trey McBride showed out on National Tight Ends Day, adding 124 yards on nine catches of his own; and Chad Ryland connected on his third game-winning field goal. The guys also preview Arizona's next matchup as the Chicago Bears will visit State Farm Stadium in Week 9.

It's a Victory Tuesday! The Cardinals got a much-needed win on Monday Night Football over the Los Angeles Chargers by a final score of 17-15. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Kyle Vanden Bosch break down everything that went down in primetime. James Conner carried the team, especially late in the game; Kyler Murray broke off another big touchdown run; the defense didn't allow an offensive touchdown for the first time since 2021; and Chad Ryland connected on another game-winning field goal. The guys also discuss what is ahead for the Cardinals as they now have to travel across the country on a short week to face the Miami Dolphins, who may be getting their starting quarterback Tua Tagoviloa back for Week 8.

Uncharacteristic. That word sums up the Cardinals performance in their 34-13 loss to the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Rob Fredrickson break down the Week 6 road game in which Arizona amassed 13 penalties for 100 yards, after coming into Sunday's game as the least penalized team in the NFL. The guys also discuss the multitude of injuries the Cardinals sustained, including Marvin Harrison Jr. leaving early with a concussion, the struggles on offense and give an early preview of Monday Night Football against Jim Harbaugh and the Los Angeles Chargers.

The Cardinals literally, and figuratively, brought the heat from the Desert to the Bay Area in what was one of the hottest football games played in the month of October. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Kyle Vanden Bosch break down a thrilling 24-23 Cardinals victory over the San Francisco 49ers in Santa Clara. The defense pitched another second-half shutout which was fueled by forcing three turnovers; the running game propelled the offense, early with Kyler Murray's long TD run and late when the offense leaned on James Conner; Marvin Harrison Jr. made a huge catch on fourth down in the fourth quarter; and oh yeah, the Cardinals got a clutch field goal from recently signed kicker Chad Ryland, who was sitting on his couch a week ago. Plus, the guys preview what's in store for Arizona in Week 6 as the team makes a trip to historic Lambeau Field to take on the Green Bay Packers.

"We can't look like that." Those were the words of head coach Jonathan Gannon after the Cardinals dropped their Week 4 matchup with the Washington Commanders by the score of 42-14. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Kyle Vanden Bosch look back at what happened on Sunday. The offense started strong again but struggled as the game progressed; the defense couldn't stop Kliff Kingsbury's offense led by rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels. So, how do the Cardinals get back on track and back into the win column? That task only gets tougher as the team prepares for a big NFC West showdown with the San Francisco 49ers on the road in Week 5.

The Cardinals dropped a tough home game to the Detroit Lions on Sunday and now must shift their focus to the Washington Commanders who visit State Farm Stadium in Week 4. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Rob Fredrickson discuss the Lions aftermath, how the offense can jump start a run game that had little production against Detroit, the strong second half by the Cardinals defense and the physical toll the game took on both teams. Plus, a look ahead to the Commanders team that saw a great offensive performance from rookie QB Jayden Daniels on Monday night against the Bengals.

For the first time in the Sean McVay era, and first time since 2014, the Cardinals defeated the Los Angeles Rams at State Farm Stadium and they did it in dominating fashion. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Kyle Vanden Bosch discuss what went right in the Cardinals' 41-10 victory over the Rams. On the offensive side of the ball, Kyler Murray was near perfect; Marvin Harrison Jr. was unleashed; plus James Conner led a ground attack that ran all over the Aaron Donald-less Rams defense On the other side of the ball, Dennis Gardeck's three sacks led the way as the Cardinals defense was able to shut down Matthew Stafford and the Rams offense. Next up is another test in Week 3 as Arizona hosts the Detroit Lions.

It was a good start. Now, if the Cardinals can work on the finish. Craig Grialou, Rob Fredrickson, and Paul Calvisi look back at Sunday's loss at the Buffalo Bills. The Cardinals looked great in the first half, scoring on their first three possessions. But then the second half happened. The opportunities were there, especially late in the fourth quarter. There were not enough opportunities for Marvin Harrison Jr. And then defensively, the opportunities were not taken advantage of in terms of slowing down quarterback Josh Allen. The Cardinals will look to learn from Week 1 as they prepare to host the Los Angeles Rams at State Farm Stadium for their home opener.