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.