Broncos Re-sign Linebacker Singleton, Boosting Championship Hopes

0:00On March 12, the Denver Bronco surprised fans by resigning linebacker Alex Singleton to a two-year deal worth 15,500. $1,000, even after locking in Justin Strunad with a three-year contract right before free agency kicked off. Many thought Strunad's early extension meant Singleton was on his way out, especially after Strunad hinted in January that both couldn't return. Together, but the team found room for both key players. Singleton bounced back strong last season, starting 16 games, despite a torn ACL from the prior year, racking up 135 tackles. In one sack as a former Montana State standout, in a recent chat on DNBR sports, Singleton shared his excitement about staying put, saying he loves the team, the city, and the whole organization. And he's all in on chasing a Super Bowl right here in Denver. He also gave a shout-out to Strunad, calling his extension well-deserved after all the hard work, which bolsters the Bronco's linebacker group heading.

1:02Into next season, with real championship hopes.