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J.P. Shadrick appointed Arizona Cardinals' new radio voice

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Last updated Aug 21, 2026

J.P. Shadrick appointed Arizona Cardinals' new radio voice

Summary

J.P. Shadrick has been named the radio play-by-play voice of the Arizona Cardinals, marking a significant career milestone for the 44-year-old announcer. He joins the Cardinals following the departure of Dave Pasch to ESPN, securing the position after a competitive selection process. Shadrick has a distinguished background, having spent 14 seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars and providing play-by-play for NFL games on Westwood One. His first broadcast will take place on September 13 when the Cardinals face the Los Angeles Chargers. Shadrick expressed excitement about the opportunity and aims to leverage his extensive experience in the NFL to excel in his new role.

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•J.P. Shadrick becomes the Arizona Cardinals' radio play-by-play voice.
•He previously worked with the Jacksonville Jaguars for 14 seasons.
•Shadrick's first game will be on September 13 against the Los Angeles Chargers.
•He has experience calling NFL games on Westwood One since 2022.
•Shadrick aims to build chemistry with analyst A.Q. Shipley.

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1:00 PMYahoo Sports — J.P. Shadrick’s new role as Arizona Cardinals’ radio voice is ‘a dream come true’

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It took J.P. Shadrick longer than he expected to land his dream job, but he did. Shadrick is grateful for his new position as the radio voice of the Arizona Cardinals. It took a fortunate set of circumstances for the 44-year-old to get this chance. When Dave Pasch left the Cardinals to become ESPN’s No. 2 NFL…
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Yahoo SportsAug 21, 2026, 1:00 PM
J.P. Shadrick’s new role as Arizona Cardinals’ radio voice is ‘a dream come true’
It took J.P. Shadrick longer than he expected to land his dream job, but he did. Shadrick is grateful for his new position as the radio voice of the Arizona Cardinals. It took a fortunate set of circumstances for the 44-year-old to get this chance. When Dave Pasch left the Cardinals to become ESPN’s No. 2 NFL…

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