The Arizona Cardinals have traded a sixth-round draft pick to the Denver Broncos in exchange for edge rusher Baron Browning, aiming to strengthen their pass rush with a current 5-4 record as they pursue a playoff spot. Browning, a third-round pick in 2021, has accumulated 9.5 sacks over two seasons and is seen as a valuable addition following Dennis Gardeck's knee injury. The Cardinals are also considering further trades, including New Orleans Saints' CB Marshon Lattimore and New York Giants' edge rusher Azeez Ojulari. Meanwhile, the Broncos have extended Jonathon Cooper's contract, making room for him by trading Browning, and are open to trading other players for future draft picks. This move is part of a dynamic NFL trade deadline as teams adjust for injuries and playoff aspirations.