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Zach Wilson led the Denver Broncos to a 38-12 victory over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, capping a perfect preseason for Sean Payton's squad.

Will Levis again looked solid in limited action this preseason, leading the Tennessee Titans on two scoring drives in their eventual 30-27 win over the New Orleans Saints.

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The New York Jets defeated the Giants 10-6 in their preseason finale on Saturday night, led by Israel Abanikanda's highlight-reel 45-yard touchdown run and a dominant defensive performance.

Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith needed just one drive to show he's ready for the regular season, and Browns quarterback Tyler Huntley used several drives to show he's deserving of a roster spot.

Quarterbacks Trey Lance and Easton Stick duked it out for the length of the preseason Week 3 matchup, with Stick coming out on top and Lance showing off the highs and lows of his play.

Quarterback Tim Boyle passed for 142 yards and two touchdowns, guiding the Houston Texans to a 17-15 win over the Los Angeles Rams in the preseason finale for both teams.

Russell Wilson and Justin Fields each led touchdown drives for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but the team fell 24-17 to the Detroit Lions in their preseason finale on Saturday.

The Vikings forced five turnovers on downs, recovered two fumbles and picked off Tanner McKee in a 26-3 romp over the Eagles to close out the 2024 NFL preseason.

The Packers forced multiple turnovers on Ravens quarterback Devin Leary and ran rampant with a three-headed rushing attack.

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In a preseason showdown that ended in a 24-24 tie, the San Francisco 49ers and Las Vegas Raiders took vastly different approaches to the game with the regular season just two weeks away.

While Oregon State lost a great coach and most of its key players, it can still expect a winning season as it plays mostly Mountain West teams.

With a returning head coach and some key players from last year’s roster coming back, Washington State isn’t in as tough of a spot as Oregon State. Given their easier schedule, a bowl game should be the expectation for the Cougars.

If Brett Gabbert stays healthy, Miami should fully expect to compete for another MAC title, thanks to its defense.

Memphis should once again field one of the best offenses in the Group of Five, but the Tigers need to improve defensively to win the American and possibly secure a playoff spot.