Author: Kent Somers, Arizona Republic

Kyler Murray visited the medical tent twice against the Texans on Sunday . He was fine, but they were reminders how tenuous success in the NFL can be.

The Arizona Cardinals are maintaining constant vigilance against the idea that a 4-0 start has a deeper meaning beyond that it was a very good month.

Arizona State lost to BYU and a similar refrain rang true as the other previous losses: too many mistakes and a lack of discipline.

About one-third of the on-field staff Arizona State had at the beginning of the summer is not on the field less than a month before football starts.

Bruce Arians’ reasons for “retiring” as Cardinals coach were believable three years ago and remain so today as he takes Tampa Bay to a Super Bowl.

No doubt student-athletes are well taken care of in terms of testing, tracing and treatment, but will other students have the same level of access?

COVID-19 cases are surging across the country, so it makes sense for the NFL to delay its start until safety policies are more firmly established.

Sports teams and organizations are donating millions to those affected by COVID 19. And the money is helping. Arizona provides an example.

Cardinals general manager Steve Keim manages to trade running back David Johnson and get one of the NFL’s best players back in return.

Armani Williams, believed to be the first driver with autism in NASCAR history, races in the ARCA Menards Series but is hoping that’s just the start.