Roy Lopez is inactive for the game against the Dolphins, joining several other starters on the sidelines, including cornerback Sean Murphy-Bunting. His absence impacts the Cardinals' defensive lineup as they prepare to face Miami.

Roy Lopez is a nose tackle for the Cardinals and will be missing the game against the Dolphins due to injury, contributing to a depleted Arizona defense that is already without two other starters. His absence could impact the Cardinals' ability to contain Miami's offensive threats, particularly with Tua Tagovailoa returning to the lineup.

Roy Lopez struggled to generate effective pressure against the Commanders, failing to capitalize on opportunities to bring down the mobile quarterback, Jayden Daniels. His inability to finish plays contributed to the overall defensive failures, highlighting a lack of performance from the interior of the defensive line during a game that was one of the Cardinals' worst defensive showings in years.

Roy Lopez, a nose tackle for the Cardinals, managed to record his third career sack during the game against the Bills, contributing to a lackluster overall pass rush performance for the defense, which only managed two sacks in total. His ability to create pressure will be crucial for the Cardinals in their upcoming matchup against the Rams.

Roy Lopez contributed to the defensive effort against the Bills by recording one of the two sacks on Josh Allen. Despite this effort, the defensive line struggled overall, allowing significant yardage on the ground and failing to contain Allen effectively. Lopez’s performance was overshadowed by the many challenges the defense faced throughout the game.