Denver opened with a 97-yard barrage that set the tone in a 27-7 win over Arizona, showing off a fast, high-variance attack that piled up chunk plays and kept the sticks moving. The Broncos’ first-half rhythm produced multiple big gains and a late 88-yard drive, capped by Jarrett Stidham’s efficient leadership and help from Troy Franklin on key catches.

Arizona answered with a 7-minute TD march, but Denver answered back with a flurry of 15-yard-plus plays and a defense that limited scoring opportunities. Levelle Bailey stood out in coverage, yielding just nine yards on 20 snaps, while Karene Reid and Jordan Turner were active contributors in the win. The box score underscored Denver’s edge in explosiveness (15 plays of 15+ yards to Arizona’s two) and the game’s overall tone was set by the Broncos’ big-play ability and pace.

PFF graders will finalize grades after tomorrow’s review, but the early read points to a Broncos club that can string together efficient drives and turn offenses into points with quick, decisive plays. Bailey’s coverage, combined with Franklin’s downfield impact, positions Denver as a dangerous matchup as they build out their offensive identity around pace and big plays.