Cardinals did what they needed to, 27-13. Brock Purdy was steady for 49ers — 25/40, 284 yards, 1 TD — in a losing effort. Justin Fields threw for Cardinals — 23/38, 277 yards, 1 TD. Brock Purdy has now cleared 250 passing yards in 5 in a row. Total yards: 49ers 416, Cardinals 339.

Talia Morgan: "Arizona won a clean game where the only real mistake belonged to New York. The Cardinals leaned heavy into Justin Fields—27 completions, 293 yards—and a defense that generated 4 sacks without giving the Jets anything back, while New York's ground game (174 yards) couldn't make up for 167 in the air." Caleb Brooks: "Garrett Wilson is the only reason this stays close. 8 catches and 117 yards—more than half of New York's aerial output—reminds you that even in a lopsided game, one player can still matter."

Cardinals took care of Jets, 27-21. Justin Fields threw for Cardinals — 27/39, 293 yards, 2 TD. Zaven Collins was the problem for Cardinals — 2 sacks. A season best for Braelon Allen. Through the air: Cardinals 293, Jets 167.

Elise Carter: "Denver couldn't get out of its own way—48 rushing yards and 6 points speaks to an offense that had nothing, and Arizona's Brissett made them pay for it with 4 touchdown passes." Ethan Price: "Arizona didn't need to be clean—Denver made it easy, coughing up 3 giveaways while generating nothing on the ground, and Brissett's 4 touchdown passes looked better than they were because he wasn't asked to beat anyone."

Arizona dismantled Denver 41-6 in Week 7, a 35-point margin that came down to execution on both sides. Jacoby Brissett completed 28 of 42 for 371 yards and 4 touchdowns while Marvin Harrison Jr caught 8 passes for 147 yards and 2 scores, as the Cardinals dominated in total yards 472 to 241 and turned the ball over zero times to Denver's 3. The Broncos managed just 48 rushing yards and 6 points, unable to move the ball consistently through the air either with 193 yards on 46 attempts.