Bo Nix runs 62 yards for a touchdown as the Broncos beat the Cardinals 30-16

Bo Nix ran 62 yards for a touchdown late in the second quarter, and the Denver Broncos beat the Arizona Cardinals 30-16 on Sunday at State Farm Stadium. Denver (5-2) has won three straight. Arizona (2-5) has lost 10 straight home games, a streak that has lasted 406 days, according to the Associated Press.

The game was tied 6-6 when Nix dropped back, stepped up and found nothing but grass in front of him. Nobody touched him until a few yards from the goal line, and he sidestepped that tackle and tumbled in for a 13-6 lead with 3:43 left in the half. The Broncos called it the longest rush by a quarterback in team history. Nix had 37 rushing yards in his first six games combined.

"You believe me now?" Nix said afterward, referring to the right ankle he hurt in last season's playoffs.

Midway through the third quarter, RJ Harvey caught a short screen and ran untouched for a 52-yard touchdown and a 20-6 lead. Arizona answered with Trey McBride's 7-yard touchdown catch from Jacoby Brissett, but Denver went 76 yards on its next drive, helped by a 47-yard pass to Marvin Mims Jr., and J.K. Dobbins scored from the 1 on the last play of the third quarter for a 27-13 lead.

Wil Lutz made field goals from 48, 43 and 31 yards and all three extra points. Chad Ryland made all three of his kicks for Arizona, the last a 41-yarder with 6:21 left.

Nix completed 15 of 29 passes for 222 yards and a touchdown and ran seven times for 73 yards. Denver ran for 159 yards as a team, with rookie Jonah Coleman adding 54 on nine carries. The Broncos had 11 penalties for 114 yards and didn't turn the ball over.

Linebacker Alex Singleton made 19 tackles and had a sack. The Denver defense hit Brissett 12 times and had six tackles for loss and three sacks.

Brissett threw for 272 yards and a touchdown on 27 of 48 passing. McBride caught 10 passes for 111 yards. Arizona went 5 for 17 on third down and scored one touchdown in five trips to the red zone. Bam Knight dropped a potential touchdown in the end zone on third down early in the second quarter, and the Cardinals settled for a field goal. Rookie running back Jeremiyah Love missed his second straight game with a sore ankle.

Larry Fitzgerald was inducted into the Cardinals' Ring of Honor at halftime. Denver hosts Kansas City next Sunday, and Arizona plays at Dallas.