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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Cardinals Update gives Arizona wins, losses, draft picks, and roster decisions a practical Cardinals-first read.
Cardinals Update is for listeners already living in Arizona Cardinals football. It moves through games, draft picks, free agents, and roster construction with a close read on what just happened and what it means next.
You want Cardinals therapy with left-guard spot arguments and fourth-and-one grief.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A sober look at the Cardinals offense, with Murray, McBride, Harrison Jr., and Wilson at the center.
The piece takes a sober look at how much the mood around the Cardinals has shifted, and it keeps its focus on the offense. It follows Kyler Murray back from an ACL and meniscus injury, last year's cautious structure, and the lack of a true wide receiver one behind Hollywood…
A blunt look at why this offense still refuses an easy fix.
This episode keeps its attention on a familiar problem: an offense that keeps creating the same frustrations, with the ball not getting where it needs to go, Marvin Harrison Jr.
A blunt Cardinals postgame that likes the run game but keeps the pressure on the passing-game problems.
This Cardinals conversation keeps its focus on the football, and that focus works. It tracks the run game that pushed the Bengals around, then follows Trey Benson and Emari Demercado before circling back to the passing game.
A grounded look at real but incomplete Cardinals progress from 2023 to 2024.
The episode treats the Cardinals' year-to-year progress as genuine, but still unfinished, and it keeps that balance intact with a soft caveat: one offseason does not erase a wider gap.
A compact Cardinals trade debate that tests Reddick's fit against contract reality.
The episode stays locked on one Cardinals question: whether Arizona should trade for Haason Reddick, and what that move would really bring. It keeps the focus on his contract situation with Philadelphia, the missing guaranteed money, and the push-and-pull between player and…
A fast, fan-first Cardinals breakdown of Arizona finding a better offensive balance.
This Cardinals episode stays locked on a simple question: can Arizona keep finding a better offensive balance after the Jets game? The passing game and the run game both get their due here, and that keeps the conversation grounded instead of wandering into broad fan noise.
A Cardinals breakdown centered on Arizona's run-pass balance, James Conner's early workload, and Buffalo's second-half box adjustment.
The piece stays on Arizona's run-pass balance and keeps the focus on the small changes that mattered against Buffalo. It tracks the play calling between Kyler Murray and Drew Petzing, along with James Conner's early workload when the Bills kept the box light.
The defense, especially the secondary, looks more sound and cohesive than the offense, with Taylor Demerson drawing the clearest praise.
This review treats the Cardinals preseason as a real test, using the Saints loss, the Colts game, and the Broncos ahead to judge what might actually carry into the season.
The host takes a blunt look at Budda Baker's future with the Cardinals.
Host Duke provides game breakdown of Cardinals' 42-14 loss to Commanders (1-3 record).
Analysis of newly-released NFL Player Association grades showing the Arizona Cardinals ranked 31st out of 32 teams across workplace metrics.
The host comes in hot on the Cardinals' offense and treats the run game like the clearest part of the story.
It opens bluntly on the offense.
Sports commentator analyzes Cardinals' 30-17 win over Patriots, frustrated that dominant performance didn't materialize.
Cardinals Update: Game 1 recap vs Bills centers on Jonathan Gannon and Kyler Murray reacting to a 17-3 lead that slipped away against Buffalo.
Cardinals Update host Jesus, or Duke, argues that Arizona should keep pick 4 and select Marvin Harrison Jr., the Ohio State wide receiver he calls the best non-quarterback in the draft.
Duke previews the Cardinals-Chargers Monday Night Football matchup and argues that the game could determine how much patience remains for offensive coordinator Drew Petzing.
The Cardinals beat the Jets 31-6, and the host says it was the most confident he felt all season before kickoff.
Arizona Cardinals Update breaks down the team's 2024 draft class through a year-one-and-beyond lens, starting with Marvin Harrison Jr.
Cardinals Update breaks down preseason games 1 and 2, starting with the Saints loss 14-16 and the Colts game that followed.
Jesus Duke says the Cardinals “played out of their minds” against the Rams and compares the win to a rare 2014 divisional blowout, then ties it to Jonathan Gannon, Drew Petzing, and Nick Rallis.
The host analyzes whether the Arizona Cardinals should trade for edge rusher Hassan Reddick, discussing his scheme fit under Jonathan Gannon, contract details, and trade compensation.
Frustration is the whole frame of this episode.