Arizona Cardinals vs. Denver Broncos NFL Odds Preseason Week 4: The (0-3) Denver Broncos will take on the (0-3) Arizona Cardinals for their final NFL Odds Preseason Week 4 game tonight beginning at 9 PM ET (6 PM PT). According to NFL Odds Preseason Week 4 experts, the Denver Broncos [+3½] will be the sports betting odds underdogs and will likely end their NFL Odds Preseason on a sour note when the Arizona Cardinals [-3½] travel to the thin air at Invesco Field at Mile High.
This game also will not be televised live around the country, but you can still watch the NFL Network’s re-airing of the Cardinals-Broncos game on Monday at 4 PM ET (1 PM PT). The OVER/UNDER for this, Arizona Cardinals vs. 
Denver Broncos NFL Odds Preseason Week 4 has been officially set at a combined total of 36½ points scored.
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The Broncos have had a tough couple of weeks, and will now play for the second time in the last five days. Their latest loss came against Chicago, 27-17, with the return of former Pro Bowl passer Jay Cutler to Mile High.
Denver was required to get in as much work as possible in the two days they had to prepare for tonight’s game.
"We crammed everything we could cram into two days," Broncos coach Josh McDaniels said Wednesday. "You kind of see what your guys are capable of learning real fast. There are some new little things we have to do based on what they do, but our guys adapted to it well," he said.
As for the Cardinals, their loss to the unbeaten Packers (44-37) made coach Ken Whisenhunt very upset. He has said he plans to play his starters in this last game until they show improvement before the final warm-up leading up to the regular season.
One Cardinal player that appears to be ready for the NFL is running back Beanie Wells. In his Cardinals debut, Wells finished with seven carries for 46 yards and two touchdowns. The former Buckeyes' standout broke off a 20-yard run in the second quarter, as he appears to have the potential to be an elite back in this league.
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