Denver Broncos at Arizona Cardinals: How to watch Week 7
The Denver Broncos will travel to State Farm Stadium to face the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, Oct. 25, at 2:05 p.m. MT, the Broncos announced. Denver enters the game at 4-2 and will seek its third consecutive win, while the Cardinals are 2-4. The game will be played in Glendale, Ariz. The team published the game preview on Oct. 22, 2026.
Denver’s defense recorded five sacks and three takeaways against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 6, and the Broncos have totaled 10 takeaways this season, tied for third-most in the NFL. The unit will look to sustain pressure and turnover production in Week 7. Arizona’s defense is allowing 29.7 points per game, a mark tied for the most in the league, which could create opportunities for Denver’s offense. The matchup will test how Denver’s defense and offense capitalize on those openings.
The Broncos released their second injury report of the week on Thursday, listing cornerback Pat Surtain II as a limited participant. Denver is expected to provide further updates ahead of the game as practice reports evolve. Fans should follow official team announcements for the most current availability.
Locally, the game will air on CBS with Kevin Harlan on play-by-play, Trent Green as analyst and Melanie Collins on the sideline. Fans can stream local telecasts on Paramount+ or stream local games on mobile devices via NFL+. Out-of-market viewers may watch every out-of-market Sunday afternoon game on NFL Sunday Ticket via YouTube or YouTube TV, and international audiences can use NFL GamePass International to view live. Radio coverage includes KOA 850 AM/94.1 FM with Dave Logan, Rick Lewis and Susie Wargin, as well as SiriusXM channel 263 and national audio on ESPN Radio with Mike Couzens and Kelly Stouffer.
NFL Sports Blog Take
Denver’s recent defensive surge gives the Broncos momentum entering Week 7, with a five-sack outing and 10 takeaways this season forming a clear advantage. Arizona’s league-leading points-allowed figure suggests the Cardinals have vulnerabilities that Denver can exploit. Pat Surtain II’s limited designation bears watching because his availability could affect the Broncos’ secondary matchups and defensive game plan. With broad television and streaming coverage, fans have multiple ways to follow the matchup live from Glendale.