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Ep. 761 - Size. Speed. Trey Benson has both. The Cardinals rookie running back recently stopped by to talk with Craig Grialou and Dani Sureck. The three discuss Benson’s draft-day phone call(s); how fast he really is; meeting now teammate Michael Carter ahead of the draft; learning special teams; and why he’s wearing No. 33. Benson is expected to have a big role this season. The same can be said for several of the team’s draft picks. Craig and Dani look at one projection; from how many rushing and receiving yards for Benson and Marvin Harrison Jr., respectively, to how well Max Melton and Darius Robinson will do defensively. Plus, some more observations - and that’s all they are - from the first week of organized team activities, or OTAs for short.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ep. 96 - Luis Hernández y Rolando Cantú reciben la visita de un invitado de lujo en esta edición del podcast oficial. Rodolfo Landeros analista y conductor de Fox Deportes llega a La Tacleada Cardinals para hablar de nuestros Cardenales y de cómo ve al equipo en este 2024. Además, nos cuenta una que otra anécdota vivida con Rolando… ¿será que tiene que ver con algún asado?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hope everybody had their coffee break - or some other beverage, depending on your status - because Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban, and Dani Sureck are back for this week’s Underground. The vibes feel pretty good around the Cardinals’ OTAs right now, a nod to the veteran leadership and the culture being built, although winning must come sooner rather than later. Other topics include how connected the team feels right now, the “mandatory mindset,” Kyler Murray’s big offseason, Paris Johnson’s long-awaited move to left tackle, BJ Ojulari’s number change and potential hope, Zaven Collins’ last piece of his puzzle, practice in Indy, and the critters of Australia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The offseason departure of Cardinals veteran o-lineman D.J. Humphries created a void at left tackle. Head coach Jonathan Gannon revealed at the start of OTAs that Paris Johnson, Jr. will be the man for the job while free agent Jonah Williams lines up at right tackle. Johnson, who played exclusively on the right side during his rookie season, is looking forward to the challenge. Craig Grialou, Paul Calvisi and Rob Fredrickson discuss Johnson's transition from right to left tackle, how the addition of Zay Jones boosts the wide receiver room, Kyler Murray's developing leadership and the upcoming joint training camp practices with the Indianapolis Colts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ep. 760 - What had been speculated became official on Monday: Paris Johnson Jr. is moving to left tackle. And really, it makes sense. For starters, it’s the position Johnson Jr. played in college. Also, Jonah Williams, who the Cardinals signed to a big-money free-agent contract this offseason, played a solid right tackle a year ago for the Cincinnati Bengals. Craig Grialou and Paul Calvisi discuss the news on what was the first day of Phase 3 of the offseason strength and condition program. Other topics the guys dove into included the addition of Zay Jones to the wide receiver room; how Kyler Murray is spending time with his teammates away from the facility; joint practices will be held against the Indianapolis Colts ahead of the second preseason game; and the weekend-retirement announcement by former Cardinals running back David Johnson.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ep. 664 - The much-anticipated NFL schedule was released this week and you know Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley have a reaction. What are their first thoughts about the 2024 slate? Plus, discussions about the Cardinals rookies and how some can carve out immediate roles this season. We also hear from safety Dadrion Taylor-Demerson who shared some of his goals after being drafted by the Cardinals in the 4th round. You can call him Rabbit.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.