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The Arizona Cardinals are not dead after all. In fact, they are showing good signs of life. But now, they have an upcoming game against AFC power Denver Broncos. After that, the schedule is just as difficult with the Dallas…

Barry Shuck outlines how the Arizona Cardinals can overcome the Denver Broncos in their upcoming matchup. Shuck argues that Arizona must exploit Denver's road struggles, noting the Broncos are 1-2 away from home and have had issues running the football when traveling. Additionally, the writer highlights the need to utilize offensive playmakers like tight end Trey McBride, who leads the league with 49 receptions, alongside wide receiver Michael Wilson.
Defensively, Shuck emphasizes that Arizona must collapse the pocket and pressure quarterback Bo Nix. Shuck notes that Denver's passing attack ranks 31st in the NFL, with Nix averaging just 5.6 yards per completion. With the Broncos' offensive line allowing the fourth-most sacks in the league, Arizona pass rushers Walter Nolen, Josh Sweat, and Darius Robinson will need to step up to disrupt Nix and stall Denver's offense.
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