Doug & Wolf

We'd like to wish our listeners and readers a happy Thanksgiving filled with family, friends and -- hopefully -- a few good football games, too.

The playoffs are a realistic possibility for the Coyotes considering they are only three points away from being a top three team in the Pacific Division.

There's strong movement in Doug & Wolf's poll, no surprise considering the Rams took down the Chiefs in the highest-scoring Monday Night Football game ever.

Bobby Hurley said the Arizona State Sun Devils had a chip on their shoulders against a ranked Mississippi State squad, which led to a win in Las Vegas.

The defeat at the hands of Oregon ended Arizona State's chances at winning the Pac-12 South, and the results hit the Sun Devil players hard.

Arizona Cardinals GM Steve Keim isn't thinking about coach Steve Wilks' job security or his own. He's hoping he can keep growing excited over his team that's been on a shallow learning curve.

Would the Arizona Diamondbacks consider packaging Paul Goldschmidt in a trade that sheds Zack Greinke's contract? Bob Nightengale thinks it's an option.

A week ago, our three-person Doug & Wolf panel of Doug Franz, Ron Wolfley and Paul Calvisi were split on who was the best team in the NFL. Now, not so much.

Special teams play has contributed to recent run of success for the Coyotes, an element that center Derek Stepan noticed the team would need to excel at early in the season.

ASU coach Herm Edwards and his staff are still learning from each other in their first year as a new group for the Sun Devils as they approach the end of the season. "I've got a great staff of men," Edwards told Doug & Wolf on Monday.

The long-term job status of Arizona Cardinals offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich is fluid as he enters his second game on the job, team general manager Steve Keim said Friday on 98.7 FM Arizona's Sports Station.

Although they are still lingering among the top five, the Los Angeles Rams are no longer the unanimous top team in the NFL, according to the guys on The Doug & Wolf Show on 98.7 FM Arizona's Sports Station.

Midway through rookie quarterback Josh Rosen's first season with the Arizona Cardinals and five starts into his young career, Rosen has given fans in the Valley a glimpse of what the future might be in Glendale.

The guys from the Doug & Wolf Show on 98.7 FM Arizona's Sports Station (Doug Franz, Ron Wolfley, Paul Calvisi, Max Starks) analyzed a few of the highs and lows in dramatic, Academy Awards-style fashion from the Cardinals first half of the season.

Some of ASU's key players from last season are no longer with the program, but head coach Bobby Hurley sees reason for optimism when he looks at the Sun Devils this year.

With and without guard Devin Booker, who is recovering from a hamstring strain, the Phoenix Suns have been turning the ball over, a sign to Igor Kokoskov that he must simplify his offense.

First-year Arizona State head coach Herm Edwards believes N'Keal Harry could be a force as a slot receiver at the NFL level.

Steve Keim was mum on talking about Patrick Peterson's trade request and is excited to see the debut of Byron Leftwich as Cardinals offensive coordinator.

Josh Rosen called former Cardinals coach Bruce Arians a 'ghostly legend,' and Arians believes new offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich has what it takes to help Arizona.

Despite stumbling to a 1-2-1 start to the season, the Minnesota Vikings have strung together three wins in a row and now sit atop the NFC North.