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Darren shares his thoughts on the Saints' punishment, 'Caveman' discusses rookie WRs, and Did You Hear That? Merril gives Andrew Luck advice for success.

The Ravens lose Terrell Suggs, Caveman says the Steelers are getting back to basics, and Kevin Kolb has the upper hand on starting in Arizona.

NFC West blogger Mike Sando talks about the high risk high reward draft picks made by the Cardinals and Rams

Todd McShay breaks down the Cardinals' selection of Michael Floyd with the 13th pick in the 2012 NFL draft.

Mort and Suzy say the Saints need to make a deal with Drew Brees NOW, Caveman looks at the remaining free agents, and Larry Fitzgerald hits Mel and Todd with his NFL draft questions.

NFC West blogger thinks Kolb has all the weapons he needs to succeed

ESPN analyst Todd McShay and Arizona Cardinals linebacker Sam Acho join the Longhorn Network for pro day.

Larry Fitzgerald split the Madden cover once, now he wants to win the Madden NFL 13 Cover Vote on SportsNation all on his own!

Suzy and Mort discuss the Patriots' options at WR this offseason while Mark tackles the 49ers pass catchers, and Did You Hear That? The Cards have a QB competition.

ESPN the Magazine talks to Arizona Cardinals Safety Adrian Wilson about getting his body in shape for football season.

Jim Basquil and Eric Allen break down the Cardinals' 23-20 win over the Seahawks

Zubin Mehenti and Chris Mortensen break down the Bengals' 23-16 win over the Cardinals which kept Cincinnati in the running for a wild card

Jim Basquil and Eric Allen break down the Cardinals' 20-17 win over the Browns in overtime

Jim Basquil and Eric Allen break down the Cardinals rallying to beat the 49ers, 21-19

Jim Basquil and Eric Allen break down the Cardinals' win over the Cowboys in OT after Dan Bailey misses a FG in the closing seconds of the 4th quarter

Jon Ritchie and Eric Mangini give their biggest surprises from Week 12; Adam Schefter answers tweets about a potential Brett Favre return to the league, and Did You Hear That? kick returner extraordinaire Patrick Peterson thinks he has at least two m