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Broncos vs Cardinals: 6 winners http://www.denverbroncosteamonline.com/jared-veldheer-jersey , 3 losers from the final preseason game The last preseason game is always a mix of emotions. Fans know the game is meaningless, but in the same refrain, it means so much to the guys who want to keep their dream alive. In that sense, it at least gives the game some intrigue.After Thursday night’s 21-10 win against the Arizona Cardinals, here are the players who made the roster decisions for John Elway and the Denver Broncos a little tougher. This also includes the guys who didn’t help themselves. Winners Team healthThe Broncos made it out of Phoenix and the preseason without injuries to major contributors. That is a major win, especially when you see the daily list of players from across the NFL who’ve seen their seasons end.Now it’s on to the regular season. The next time Denver takes the field, the games matter. De’Angelo Henderson Henderson had a helluva game for the Broncos. As was the case last season, he’s fun to watch carry the ball. He’s patient, makes one cut and trusts his vision. Henderson is also a strong ball carrier. There was talk this week that Denver may look to deal him, I hope that’s not the case. It also makes you wonder what Henderson needs to do to move up the depth chart. Hopefully Elway and the Broncos keep Henderson on the roster. Su’a Cravens Denver wanted to see what Cravens could do from his safety position. After Thursday night, it’s safe to say he’s shown that he can make an impact on defense. He was fun to watch in the first half.In the process, the initial excitement fans felt when the Broncos traded for Cravens is back. Jeff Holland After a strong start to training camp and the preseason, Holland hasn’t been mentioned the last few weeks. As one of the guys on the “bubble,” the undrafted free agent needed to leave his mark. At the very least, Holland made the decision what to do with him more difficult. He finished with a sack, tackle for loss and recovered a fumble. What’s nice is to see is no Bradley Chubb or Von Miller, no problem. The Orange Rush is still in effect for the Broncos. It’s also the latest indication fans need to get and rock this awesome Orange Rush shirt.Paxton Lynch (and his trade value?) I’m not one who thinks Elway and Denver should waste a roster spot on the quarterback, but he played pretty well. Of course, you then have to mention he did it against guys who won’t be in the league in 48 hours. Still, it may have been enough to convince the Broncos to stick with him. Here’s hoping that isn’t the case, and Elway is able to convince a team this performance is enough to give up a draft pick.Special teamsThis is more for the totality of the preseason, but the until was strong once again against Arizona. If the special teams carries this over to the regular season, Denver will be that much harder to defeat.Losers Brendan Langley The second-year cornerback didn’t have his name mentioned until Steve Levy and Brian Griese said on the local 9News broadcast said they hadn’t talked about him. Then with around 5 minutes to go in the fourth quarter http://www.denverbroncosteamonline.com/brandon-mcmanus-jersey , Langley was in on a play. Not a great way to stick around on the roster, especially after Denver signs Adam Jones. For Langley to stick around, it’ll likely be on the practice squad. David Williams The rookie running back needed a strong game if he wanted to stick around on the 53-man roster. He didn’t do that on Thursday. That’s not to say he didn’t have a good game, but he clearly didn’t do enough to take a spot from another running back. Whether Elway, the front office and the coaches have seen enough to try to get Williams on the practice squad, we’ll find out over the next two days. When you add how great Henderson looked, it was a tough night for Williams. Isaiah McKenzie He had some flashes, but Jones now on the team as a returner and defensive back makes him expendable. My fellow Bronco fans, we have come to that difficult week in every season. A week where we do not get to enjoy the pleasure of watching a Denver Broncos game. And yes, this has been a difficult season to enjoy, but a week without Broncos football always feels empty. However, we are given the opportunity, as one United in Orange, Broncos Country, to come together and examine the state of the franchise. Now, I am not here to paint a false image, and I refuse to pretend the world is filled with candy canes and rainbows. The 2018 season has been far from what most fans anticipated. The playoffs, at 3-6, are essentially out of the question (I’m looking at you Klis). Case Keenum has not been the answer at quarterback. Vance Joseph has regressed as a head coach. Perhaps the most glaring issue facing the Denver Broncos today is the situation with the Bowlens. Currently, Joe Ellis and John Elway are piloting a captainless vessel. Can any real progress be made while no one is in charge? I ask you to think about this debacle in ownership. Pat Bowlen’s legacy hangs in the balance. He has left his team in the hands of a trust, but can they be trusted? Which child will eventually take the reins? What, if anything can be done, until the head of the horse is facing in the right direction?Demaryius Thomas’ exit from Denver is an difficult example of the turmoil that has befallen the franchise. As a long time Bronco http://www.denverbroncosteamonline.com/darian-stewart-jersey , a champion, his harsh words upon his exit shed light on a strenuous situation in the locker room. It seems the players and coaches are in a battle for the soul of the team. DT’s concerns ring out in Broncos Country. What manner of problems have taken hold of a proud and talented group?How can things get better? Simple. Remember that it is always darkest before the Orange and Blue sunrise. Think back to a time when Josh McDaniels tried to tear down the franchise. He seemingly brought Broncos Country to its knees, but we prevailed. We shall prevail once more.To put it plain, there is too much talent on the roster to believe a complete turnaround is impossible. Look no further than the 2018 rookie class. First round pick, Bradley Chubb, is a front runner for Defensive Rookie of the Year. His 8 sacks have him on pace to challenge the rookie record. Royce Freeman has shown, in limited snaps, he can be an excellent back. Courtland Sutton and Daesean Hamilton are the reason Denver was comfortable trading away DT. And let us marvel at the undrafted free agent from Colorado, Philip Lindsay. He has lit Broncos Country on fire.There are holes. Offensive line, defensive line, middle linebacker, corner, tight end. But holes can be filled. Sometimes it takes personnel, and sometimes it takes coaching. Make no mistake, change is coming to Broncos Country. The franchise has reached a crossroads. However, the future is bright. The state of Broncos Country is strong.The MHR Radio Podcast is now on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Acast, Stitcher, TuneIn and a few other podcast hosts. Please subscribe to the one that fits your fancy, and also rate and review what you hear.