
Broncos GM Paton: Singleton, Strnad Key to Elite Defense
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Denver Broncos GM George Paton aims to retain inside linebackers Alex Singleton and Justin Strnad for 2026, valuing their role in the teams success. Despite drafting talented linebackers, Paton acknowledges the challenge of integrating rookies into the complex defensive scheme. Fans debate the need for upgrades, while the team explores free agency and draft options for added depth, prioritizing players who fit the system.
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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Broncos GM Paton: Singleton, Strnad Key to Elite Defense. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On February 26, Denver Broncos general manager George Payton made it clear at the scouting combine that the team wants to bring back inside. Linebackers Alex Singleton and Justin Strohnad for the 2026 season. After leaning on continuity helped deliver a strong 2025 campaign, Patan sees these two as core Broncos moving forward. Payton acknowledged the upcoming draft has solid depth at Linebacker, calling it a sharp group overall. Still, he stressed his tough arookies to jump in right away, especially with the Broncos defensive scheme that demands quick adaptation. Fans have mixed feelings, with many pushing for upgrades at Linebacker after years of inconsistency and limited star power from the position. Sticking with the status quo feels like passing on a chance to boost an already elite defense. The team is balancing free agency options and draft picks for added depth behind the veterans. Payton emphasized they value players who already fit the system, even as talent like Devon Lloyd hits the market.
This approach keeps the focus on proven performers, but it puts pressure on the front office to ensure continuity doesn't stall the momentum heading into a key off season.
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