The Cardinals head to Las Vegas for their preseason matchup with the Raiders, and the Big Red Rage crew breaks down what’s ahead. Paul Calvisi and Zach Gershman discuss Carson Beck’s impressive debut, the highly anticipated first look at rookie Jeremiah Love, and what to watch as the Cardinals’ new offense takes the field. Plus, meet the Cardinals’ new radio team, J.P. Shadrick and A.Q. Shipley, and hear their thoughts on calling the games together.
The Cardinals kick off preseason with the Hall of Fame Game as the spotlight shines on Larry Fitzgerald's Hall of Fame induction. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley preview the matchup, discuss rookie quarterback Carson Beck's first NFL start, and break down the key position battles to watch. Plus, safety Rabbit Taylor-Demerson joins the show to talk training camp, his nickname, the Cardinals' new offense, and the players poised to make an impact this season.
On this episode of the Big Red Rage, Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley talk about what they saw during training and what will come with Jacoby Brissett signing his new contract. Next, Paul is joined by Lj Collier to disuss what it is like coming back into the season. Lastly, Paul and Wolf wrap up the show with talk on how the Cardinals running back game is going to look throught the season.
The 2026 Arizona Cardinals season is officially underway as training camp opens at State Farm Stadium. Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley break down the first day of camp, the new coaching staff's impact, the quarterback competition featuring Jacoby Brissette and Carson Beck, and what they're seeing from the team's new offensive system. Plus, Cardinals cornerback Sean Murphy-Bunting joins the show to discuss his return, leadership, the defense's expectations, and the fierce competition in the cornerback room.
On this special edition of The Big Red Rage, Paul Calvisi presents another installment of Cardinals Folk Tales.
This episode revisits the "miracle in the desert" where in the final play of the 2003 season, a matchup against the Minnesota Vikings, Josh McCown found Nate Poole in the endzone for a remarkable touchdown grab ending the Vikings' bid for the playoffs. We hear the devasting call from Minnesota's play-by-play announcer Paul Allen and the elated call from the Green Bay Packers' radio network and how Nate Poole became an overnight sensation in "cheese-head nation".
On this special edition of The Big Red Rage, Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley present another installment of Cardinals Folk Tales. This episode revisits the many moments of Cardinals Ring of Honor Quarterback Kurt Warner. Dennis Green and Ken Wisenhunt speak to the legacy of the Hall of Famer's run as a Cardinal with stories gallore on the remarkable late career magic of Warner in Arizona, yet another pivotal chapter in Cardinals history.
On this episode of the Big Red Rage, Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley bring you a Cardinals folk tale Legendary Locker Edition focusing on Cardinals legend, Pat Tillman. They go into the history of how impactful he was for the franchise and the legacy he leaves behind.
On this episode of the Big Red Rage, Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley take a trip down memory lane commemorating Dave Pasch's 24 years with the Cardinals listening to the top ten play calls as the play-by-play voice for the Cardinals. The Summer of Larry rolls on.
On todays episode of the Big Red Rage, Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley discuss OTAs for the Arizona Cardinals. The ever-looming Cardinals QB conundrum between Carson Beck, Gardner Minshew and Jacoby Brissett, with the rookie, Beck, garnering more and more attention. With plenty of defensive carryover this season, what will that side of the ball look like for Arizona. The Summer of Larry rolls on.
On todays episode of the Big Red Rage, Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley dive straight into mini camp and the possible competition between Jacoby Brissett and Carson Beck. Next, Paul and Ron look into the defence with Garrett Williams coming off of injury and Roy Lopez coming back to the Cardinals. Lastly, they wrap up the show with Trey McBride's improvments and his thoughts on Lafleur's offence.