Broncos Re-sign Linebacker Singleton, Strengthening Core

0:00On March 9th, the Denver Broncos are bringing back Linebacker Alex Singleton on a two-year deal worth $15,500,000. This comes right after they resign Justin Strunat on Sunday, with Singleton's contract set to go official on Wednesday when the new league year starts. He's been the team's top tackler in three of his four seasons there. This move fits a clear pattern this off season, as the front office pushes to keep most of the core group together for another shot in 20. Singleton bounced back strong last year, despite a cancer scare that made him a big hit with fans and teammates alike, even after missing time in. 2024, with a torn ACL. Fans and analysts see him as a solid leader and tackling standout, but at age 30, he's showing some drop-off in past coverage. The overall grade on the deal lands around a B-minus, praising the continuity at Linebacker, where the Broncos have struggled for years. Looking ahead, the team still has flexibility to add through the draft or elsewhere, especially

1:01since Singleton might not play every snap. It leaves room to build without a full overhaul. With these extensions in place, Broncos' country can settle in for a familiar lineup aiming higher next season.