Change is inevitable in the NFL. It happens every year. Rosters tend to look very different from season to season and the Cardinals have some decisions to make with several players set to become free agents in March. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Rob Fredrickson break down the biggest areas of need heading into a crucial offseason. Plus, discussions on Marvin Harrison Jr.'s upside and a preview of both conference championship games.

Safety Budda Baker was recently named second-team All-Pro to cap his stellar 2024 season. Who could be next? Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Kyle Vanden Bosch talk about which Cardinals could take the next step to superstardom. Plus, a look at the current playoff landscape and discussions about how the Cardinals worked around the clock to help the Rams host a Wild Card game while being displaced by Los Angeles wildfires.

The Cardinals are disappointed the 2024 season did not include an opportunity in the postseason but that does not mean they aren't excited for what the future may hold. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Rob Fredrickson share their big-picture thoughts on the Cardinals, what's in store for Marvin Harrison Jr., the rise of Trey McBride, Budda Baker being unlocked in Nick Rallis' defense and which rookies might make a big impact in their second season.

The Arizona Cardinals suffered a heartbreaking loss in Los Angeles last Saturday night when a untimely deflection ended up in the Rams' hands sealing the game. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Kyle Vanden Bosch discuss the tough ending, signs of life from the offense, a promising performance by the defense and why the Cardinals feel like they are close to becoming a team that can reach the postseason on a consistent basis. Plus, a look ahead to the season finale on Sunday at State Farm Stadium with a chance to secure a season sweep of the 49ers on the line.

After a disappointing and season-altering result in Carolina, the Cardinals have no shot at the playoffs and are left to make the most out of their final two games. With the postseason out of the question, Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Rob Fredrickson talk about what can be accomplished over the final two weeks of the season. Plus, discussions about what's been plaguing the Cardinals since the bye week and the opportunity to play spoiler when facing the Rams on Saturday at SoFi Stadium.

The playoffs are still in the picture. The Arizona Cardinals took care of business at home by beating the New England Patriots 30-17 and kept their postseason hopes alive. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Kyle Vanden Bosch break down how it all happened on Sunday. James Conner led the way for the offense; Jonah Williams' hustle produced an unconventional touchdown; the defense played well even after losing Mack Wilson Sr. and Jesse Luketa to injury on the first drive of the game; and the guys preview the Week 16 matchup on the road against the Carolina Panthers - a team that has been playing better than their record shows.

The season isn't over. But the road towards the playoffs is now a more difficult one to navigate, as the Arizona Cardinals dropped their third straight game, this time to the division-rival Seattle Seahawks at home by a score of 30-18. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Rob Fredrickson break down what happened on Sunday. Kyler Murray threw two early picks; the Cardinals defense couldn't stop Zach Charbonnet and the Seattle rushing attack; while Budda Baker continued to play at a Pro Bowl level racking up 18 tackles. Plus, the guys discuss what needs to happen in these last four games for the Cardinals to make the playoffs.

Despite a tough loss to the Vikings in Week 13, the Cardinals still control their own destiny heading into their rematch with the Seahawks in Week 14. A win would propel Arizona into first place in the NFC West. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Kyle Vanden Bosch discuss the lack of offensive touchdowns over the past two games, the inability to finish drives at Minnesota, the defense continuing to exceed expectations and what to expect from the Seahawks after facing them just two week ago. Plus, Vanden Bosch remembers former teammate Kwamie Lassiter on what would have been his 55th birthday on Tuesday.