Denver carved a 97-yard opening drive in Week 2 of the NFL preseason, four plays, and RJ Harvey finished it with an eight-yard TD run.

Jarrett Stidham opened the drive with a 58-yard connection to Evan Engram, then found rookie Pat Bryant on a 29-yard pass to set up Harvey’s score, giving Denver a 7-0 lead early in the first quarter.

Engram’s big catch-and-run and Bryant’s involvement spotlight the Broncos’ weapons on the first series, while Harvey’s rookie breakout hint suggests a deeper backfield role could be in play this preseason.

Cardinals face the immediate challenge of stopping a quick-strike drive, and Denver’s early success signals potential for a dynamic, weapons-filled offense if these players stay involved. For fantasy managers, Harvey’s early TD and Engram/Bryant’s early involvement are worth monitoring as rosters take shape.

This sequence offers a tangible early-season signal: Harvey could emerge as a versatile backfield option, Engram remains a trusted weapon, and Bryant could push for more targets as the Broncos evaluate their depth chart behind Stidham.

Daniel Jones has joined the Minnesota Vikings, signing with their practice squad after being released by the New York Giants. His tenure with the Giants ended following a challenging season where he threw for 2,070 yards, 8 touchdowns, and 7 interceptions.

As the sixth overall pick in the 2019 draft, Jones had a rocky six-year stint with New York, starting 69 games and accumulating 14,582 passing yards. With the Vikings, he will have a chance to rejuvenate his career under head coach Kevin O'Connell.