lays spread across the unit.

For fantasy fans, this translates to a defense that thrives on multiple contributors rather than one breakout star, making Mitchell, DeJean, and Hunt intriguing low-cost investments in dynasty or best-ball formats. The Eagles’ scheme rewards versatility and pressure-sharing, so add these youngsters with an eye on upcoming opportunities threaded through health and matchup-driven roles.

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Denver and Arizona will rest most starters in a preseason tilt that doubles as a depth showcase. Browning slots in as the Broncos’ likely third edge, with Sweat and Collins ahead in the rotation, while Cardinals depth pieces push for 2025 roles. Tip Reiman and Xavier Weaver headline Arizona’s near-term upside on offense, with Dadrion Taylor-Demerson drawing Budda Baker-like style comparisons on defense. The QB debate isn’t settled: Kyler Murray remains the ceiling darling, Bo Nix adds intrigue, and both teams will lean on young players to prove fantasy worth in limited action.

As Denver protects its key pieces, the game becomes a grinder for the next-man-up fantasy angles: backups stepping into targets, blocking connectors turning into receiving threats, and safeties showing playmaking potential. Arizona’s depth chart provides underrated breakout candidates, especially in the passing game, while Denver’s rotation could spotlight ends and edge-rushers who fantasy managers should monitor for early-season snaps.

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Arizona Cardinals 20, Kansas City Chiefs 17. In the preseason opener at State Farm Stadium, the starters went for the Cardinals, with Calais Campbell and Josh Sweat sidelined. Kyler Murray flashed in spells, but a late first-half interception drew some attention as a reminder that execution matters even in August. The win offered a number of positive takeaways as well as some caution flags, particularly around injuries and depth-chart questions as the club heads to Denver.

Several Cardinals flashed positively in each phase, while others pre

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