Broncos Re-sign Linebacker Singleton

0:00On March 10, the Denver Broncos just locked in the key piece of their defense by resigning linebacker Alex Singleton to a two-year deal worth $15,500,000. This keeps the veteran tackler, one of the league's best at stopping runs, in place for the 2026 season. Singleton has built a solid career over seven NFL years with the Eagles and Broncos, piling up hundreds of tackles and proving reliable in the middle of the field. The steady play has made him a cornerstone for Denver's unit. Last year, Singleton bounced back strong after removing a cancerous testicular tumor, leading the team with 135 total tackles. Across 16 games, he stayed on the field for over 95% of defensive snaps and added big plays like a sack and forced fumble. In the playoffs, he tallyed 26 tackles over two games, including a game-changing fumble against Buffalo that helped secure a divisional win. The Broncos also brought back linebacker, Justin Sternad, showing their push for linebacker

1:02depth after a 14-and-3 regular season. With these moves, Denver stays anchored around proven leaders like Singleton, positioning them well to defend their strong finish and chase more. Post season success.