Broncos Pivot Defense, Release Greenlaw, Sign Singleton

0:00On March 10th, the Denver Broncos shook up their linebacker group this week by releasing veteran Dre Greenlaw right after locking in Alex Singleton, with a new two-year deal worth $15.5 million. This move highlights a clear pivot in their defensive strategy as they had deeper into the offseason. Singleton proved his value last season with 135 tackles, 1 sack, 4 pass breakups, and a forced fumble over 16 games. Bringing him the team's tackling leader and a reliable starter. Greenlaw's time in Denver fell short after just 1 year on his 3 year, $31.5 million contract, hampered by thigh injuries. That sidelined him for 6 games, plus a 1 game suspension, and a recent torn quadriceps issue. By designating the release for after June 1st, the Broncos free up about $8 million in salary cap space, giving them room to build around, Singleton as their defensive centerpiece. This positions Denver with more flexibility at linebacker, setting the stage for a stronger

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