Cheezo is Scottsdale’s go-to party promoter, known for turning nightlife into unforgettable experiences. On Stats & Sidelines, he brings the same high-energy vibe from the clubs to the conversation, mixing sports talk with culture and entertainment.

Michael Bankston anchored NFL defensive lines throughout the 1990s, becoming one of the most dependable and consistent defenders of his era. A fourth-round pick in 1992, Bankston spent six seasons with the Arizona Cardinals before joining the Cincinnati Bengals, where his relentless motor and physical presence continued to shine.

Jerome Daniels carved out his NFL career in the toughest spot on the field — the offensive line. Playing for the Cardinals, Dolphins, and Ravens, Daniels faced some of the league’s most feared defenders and learned what it takes to battle in the trenches week after week.

Frank Sanders -is a name every Cardinals fan remembers. Drafted in the second round of the 1995 NFL Draft, Sanders quickly became a reliable target and one of the most productive wide receivers in Arizona’s history. Known for his precise routes and clutch catches, he led the Cardinals in receptions for multiple seasons and finished his career with over 500 catches.