Denver Broncos vs Arizona Cardinals prediction — October 25, 2026
Game details
- Denver Broncos at Arizona Cardinals, NFL
- Kickoff: October 25, 2026, 4:05 PM ET (in about 3 days)
Recent results
Denver Broncos: 4-1 in last 5
- W 17-14 vs Seattle Seahawks Oct 15
- W 23-17 at Los Angeles Chargers Oct 11
- L 14-24 at San Francisco 49ers Oct 4
- W 30-26 vs Los Angeles Rams Sep 27
- W 20-13 vs Jacksonville Jaguars Sep 20
Arizona Cardinals: 1-4 in last 5
- W 18-16 at Los Angeles Rams Oct 18
- L 21-45 vs Detroit Lions Oct 11
- L 24-36 at New York Giants Oct 4
- L 30-36 at San Francisco 49ers Sep 27
- L 7-31 vs Seattle Seahawks Sep 20
When the model weighs in
Our model re-prices Denver Broncos vs Arizona Cardinals as lineups, injuries and lines settle, and logs any call that clears its publishing bar before kickoff. It is graded automatically after the final, win or lose, on the public report card. See every NFL game on the NFL board.
What the model thinks
Our model currently rates Denver Broncos vs Arizona Cardinals as about fairly priced — no side stands out yet. That can change as lines and lineups move.
Our model has priced Denver Broncos vs Arizona Cardinals against the market for this NFL game. Any call that clears its publishing bar is logged before the game starts and graded in public after the final whistle.
Every pick we make is recorded before the game starts and scored automatically when it ends. Wins and losses both stay on the record — that's the whole point.
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How the model works
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Public track record: across 6,166 graded picks the model's win rate is 62.4%. That figure counts every graded pick, wins and losses, with no survivorship filtering — including calls the model later revised.
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