The Denver Broncos walked out of Arizona with a 20-13 win over the Cardinals on Sunday, holding off a home team that never stopped scratching for the tying score. It was a Week 7 measuring stick for both clubs, and Denver passed by controlling the margins rather than blowing the doors off. The seven-point final belied how tight the middle quarters were. In the end, the Broncos made the plays that mattered and the Cardinals didn't. Jacoby Brissett paced all passers with 227 yards, keeping the ball moving in the intermediate game and avoiding the kind of catastrophic mistake that decides one-score games. J.K. Dobbins was the difference-maker on the ground for Denver, piling up 87 rushing yards and grinding out the clock-eating carries that kept the Cardinals' offense on the sideline. Arizona's most reliable weapon was Michael Wilson, who led all receivers with 76 yards and repeatedly gave his quarterback an answer on third down. What the Cardinals lacked was a finishing punch, settling for field position instead of touchdowns. Denver's defense turned the game, and it started with the pass rush. Nik Bonitto was a one-man wrecking crew with 2.5 sacks, consistently collapsing the pocket and turning manageable downs into desperation throws. Brandon Jones cashed in on that pressure with two interceptions, and his second takeaway was the sw