Broncos Extend Linebacker Singleton, Add Depth

0:00NFL stories making news on Marshknife. The Denver Broncos are locking in linebacker Alex Singleton with a two-year extension worth $15,500,000 including $11,000,000 guaranteed. This deal keeps the 32-year-old capped in a way from free agency after he joined the team on a one-year pact back in 2022. Singleton has been a tackling machine, averaging 162 stops per 17 games over four seasons. He's also stepped up as a leader on a defense that topped the league last year. Just days after a testicular cancer diagnosis, Singleton played a full game against the Raiders, had surgery the next day, and missed only one contest. After that, his toughness earned him the team's Courage Award, and he's been praised for calling plays and making quick fixes on the field. General manager George Patton made it clear they couldn't let Singleton walk, saying it would make no sense for the team's future. Singleton embodies the culture coach, Sean Payton, has built since arriving three years ago, helping guide a unit ready to chase a

1:02fourth Super Bowl. Meanwhile, the Broncos added depth at linebacker by signing Justin Strohnad to a three-year deal worth $18 million. Sternad filled in adamorably last season and could start alongside Singleton next year. They also brought back running back JK Dobbins on a two-year contract after his solid 10-game stint. With more moves like extensions for Lyman Allitz-Paljewski and tenders on key players, Denver is building a contender for 2026. Expect them to target linebacker help in the upcoming draft at pick number 30. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor. It is the pillow that plays your podcast and music without earbuds. Built for listening in bed. S-O-L-I-SOLY-PILLOW.COM