The Denver Broncos defeated the Arizona Cardinals in Week 2 of NFL preseason, winning 27-7 at home. Following that victory, here are the best (and worst) player grades from Pro Football Focus. TE Evan Engram: 93.9

Pat Bryant had a productive day vs. the Arizona Cardinals as the Denver Broncos prioritized him in the game-plan.

While I wouldn’t consider Calvin Throckmorton to be at risk of not making the Denver Broncos roster, he still has plenty to prove this preseason. He’s here to not only solidify his spot as a second-string offensive guard,

The Denver Broncos came away on the high end of a 27-7 win over the Arizona Cardinals, where wide receiver Troy Franklin finished with two touchdown catches. Alongside Franklin, there were a host of other winners (and two losers) from the game. Let’s dive into it!

Not only is Deguara a better blocker than all three of them, but he's tougher as a receiver than Krull, has shown more in the NFL than Prieskorn, and has significantly more experience than Lohner. Plus, Deguara has the versatility to play special teams and fullback to help fill in for Adkins while he misses time.

After an ugly loss to the Denver Broncos this weekend, the Arizona Cardinals have just one week until cut day. This is our latest roster projection.

The Broncos rested most starters, but not Evan Engram, against the Cardinals. Sean Payton explained why after the game.

The Denver Broncos' second preseason game of 2025 is in the books, coming out on top vs. the Arizona Cardinals 27-7. Several Broncos transformed the hype around their training camp buzz into tangible results on both sides of the ball.