Broncos Cut Greenlaw, Shake Up Linebacker Room

0:00On March 12th, the Denver Broncos are shaking up their linebacker room this off season after a tough finish to the 2025 season. They've re-signed Alex Singleton and Justin Stranad to multi-year deals while bringing back running back JK Dobbins. But they parted ways with Dre Greenlaw, the former 49er star they signed last year. Greenlaw joined Denver on a three-year contract, where $31.5 million, arriving with teammate Talana Hufanga, injuries, and a one-game suspension limited him to just eight games. But he still posted solid numbers with 43 tackles, one interception, A, sack, and a forced fumble. Analysts are questioning the move, pointing out Greenlaw's proven talent when healthy and how his deal averaged a reasonable 10.5 million dollars per year. Critics argue it's too soon to cut a player with that kind of upside, especially after only one season. At 28 years old now, Greenlaw heads into free agency with plenty of football left. His injury risks are real, but teams will see the high ceiling

1:02from his San Francisco days. Meanwhile, the Broncos still need to fill gaps like replacing John Franklin Myers on defense, setting the stage for what could be a the maker break year. Ahead. Ahead. Ahead. Ahead. Ahead. Ahead. Ahead. Ahead. Ahead.