Broncos Re-sign Singleton, Bring Back Strnad

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today, two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Denver Broncos kicked off their 2026 free agency plans by resigning Lymebacker Alex Singleton to a two-year deal worth $15,500,000. Singleton topped the team in total tackles last season, even after a mid-season testicular cancer diagnosis. He only sat out one game and serves as the defensive signal caller, showing real tough ness on the field. Fans on social media lit up with excitement over the news Monday afternoon, praising Singleton's grit and leadership. The Broncos also brought back Lymebacker Justin Strinad on a new deal before free agency hit, setting up a strong duo in the middle of the defense next year. Shortly after, reports surfaced that Denver plans to release Lymebacker Dre Greenlaw while they keep hunting for more Lymebacker death through the draft or free agency. DNA is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description.

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