Broncos Release Greenlaw, Rely on Singleton-Strnad Duo

0:00The latest scores, headlines and storylines, right here on NFL News Today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The Denver Broncos released Linebacker, Dre Greenlaw, on Monday after resigning Alex Singleton and bringing back Justin Stronad. Singleton and Stronad will now serve as the starting inside linebackers for the team. This move came right after the Broncos locked in deals with both players over the weekend. The team is focused on keeping much of last season's roster intact, but Greenlaw became a casualty. Fans have been vocal on social media, expressing frustration over losing the big free agent signing from last year. Many see it as a tough call despite his talent. Greenlaw dealt with injuries early, missing mini-camp and training camp, then struggling through the regular season. He appeared in just 10 of 20 games, including playoffs with 53 tackles, one sack, one force fumble, and one interception, often on a limited snap count. Now the Broncos look thin at Linebacker heading into the season.

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