Arizona’s roster evaluation hit a high note in a 20-17 win over Kansas City as several youngsters boosted their stock for the regular season. Emari Demercado flashed on a 43-yard TD reception, signaling depth behind James Conner and Trey Benson on early downs and on special teams. Jordan Burch created pressure and showcased disruption even when two sacks were negated by penalties, hinting at a valuable outside linebacker rotation. Seventh-round rookie Kitain Crawford flashed on defense with an end-zone interception, adding value beyond special teams, while Darren Hall flashed in coverage with a pick and slot versatility, strengthening his roster case.

Coaches will continue to evaluate how these performances translate to in-season roles, especially at edge, secondary and return units. The Cardinals left Saturday with clearer reasons to keep Demercado as insurance on third down, Burch as a 도-possibility in the pass rush, Crawford as a tackler-with-ball skills, and Hall as a depth option in the slot. The Rise Up, See Red podcast coverage will further dissect who ultimately earns the final spots and how the depth chart could influence Week 1 fantasy lineups.

With only 30 days remaining until the Arizona Cardinals' 2025 season opener against the New Orleans Saints, nostalgia kicks in as fans recall past players who donned the iconic No. 30 jersey. This number has seen a range of athletes contributing to the team's legacy over the years.

Current players wearing No. 30 include defensive back Darren Hall and rookie wide receiver Bryson Green, who is expected to be part of the practice squad. Other notable names from the past include running backs Keaontay Ingram and Tavien Feaster, along with safety Rudy Ford and cornerback Jalen Davis.

The Arizona Cardinals are gearing up for training camp starting July 22, focusing on roster formation and player roles. This spotlight is on defensive back Darren Hall, who joined the Cardinals as a free agent after being a fourth-round pick by the Atlanta Falcons in 2021. Hall's journey has seen him transition from initial promise to facing roster challenges, having been waived by Arizona in November 2024 and subsequently claimed by the Indianapolis Colts, although he struggled to find consistent playing time.

With the Cardinals emphasizing a strong defensive lineup for the upcoming season, Hall’s previous experience and potential could be crucial. His ability to adapt and prove himself in a competitive environment will determine how he fits into the Cardinals’ plans moving forward.

The Denver Broncos have decided to make cornerback Levi Wallace a healthy scratch for their upcoming game against the Indianapolis Colts, following his struggles in Week 13. This decision comes after an unfortunate performance while filling in for the injured Riley Moss.

With Wallace sidelined, rookie Kris Abrams-Draine is expected to take on a larger role, having played 12 snaps against the Cleveland Browns. Damarri Mathis may also see increased playing time. This change has been met with relief from many fans.

The Indianapolis Colts have placed center Ryan Kelly on injured reserve ahead of their Week 10 matchup against the Buffalo Bills. This decision follows Kelly's ongoing injury issues, including a neck and calf injury that have sidelined him for several weeks.

In his absence, rookie Tanor Bortolini will take over as the starting center. Drafted this year, Bortolini has already started two games and is seen as a potential future replacement for Kelly. Meanwhile, the Colts have also claimed safety Darren Hall from waivers, adding depth to their roster.