Alex Singleton Re-signs with Broncos, Bringing Continuity

0:00On March 10th, the Denver Broncos have resigned inside linebacker, Alex Singleton, to a two-year contract. He's been a staple on the team for the last four seasons, starting 49 of the 55 games he's played in regular seasons and playoffs. Singleton stands out as the Broncos leading tackler in three of those four years, with at least 120 tackles in five of his last six. Seasons overall, last year, he bounced back from a 2024 ACL injury to lead the team with 135 tackles while starting all 16 games. As a team captain and the most recent Ed Block Courage Award winner, Singleton showed incredible grit by overcoming to stickular cancer surgery. Mid-season in 2025, he missed just one game, returning quickly after the diagnosis and playing through the rest of the year. His stats include standout records like the most double-digit tackle games by any NFL player since 1999 and the highest single season. Total for Broncos since at least 1991.

1:00Before Denver, he spent three years with Philadelphia and time in the Canadian football league. With Singleton back alongside recent resigning of offensive linemen, Alex Pogeski and Titan Adam Trautman, the Broncos are building continuity. On both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on both sides of the ball heading into next season, on