Broncos take down the Cardinals

The Denver Broncos traveled to Arizona to take on the Cardinals. The Broncos are coming  off a loss at home to the Rams. The Cardinals are coming off a loss at Minnesota. The Broncos are two games out of second place and are three games out of first place and are hoping to get back on track. The Cardinals look like they are rebuilding with them starting rookie QB Josh Rosen and are currently last in the NFC West. Who would come out in this AFC/NFC crossover matchup? Let's find out!
 The Cardinals would get the ball to start the game and on the second play, Josh Rosen's pass would be tipped and intercepted by Todd Davis and returned for a touchdown before the game was a minute old. The Cardinals would go three and out on their next drive. The first Broncos offensive possession would end with some trickery as Emmanuel Sanders would go to Sutton for a 28 yard touchdown and a 14-0 Broncos. The Cardinals would get on the board with a nine play drive that ended with a 43 yard field goal by Phil Dawson. The Broncos would go three and out. The Cardinals would face a third and 1 and Rosen's pass would be intercepted by Chris Harris and returned 52 yards for a touchdown and a 21-3 Denver lead. After another three and out by the Cardinals at the end of the first quarter. First play of the Broncos drive, Case Keenum would find Sanders for a 64 yard touchdown and the 28-3 lead. The teams would trade punt and the Broncos would get the ball with seven minutes to go in the half. The Broncos would go on a long 15 play drive that would end with a one yard touchdown run by Royce Freeman and a 35-3 as we head to halftime.
 The Broncos would get the ball to start the second half and the drive would end with an interception by Patrick Peterson. The Cardinals would go on an 11 play that would end with Rosen going to Fitzgerald for a four yard touchdown. After both teams traded punts, the Cardinals would fumble then Denver would go three plays and end with Lindsay going in for a 28 yard touchdown for a 42-10 lead. The Broncos would cruise in the fourth quarter with a 45-10 road victory over the Cardinals.