Broncos Stick with Vets, Eye Draft for Linebacker Depth

0:00On March 10th, the Denver Broncos cut ties with Linebacker Dre Greenlaw on Monday, the former San Francisco 49er. They signed as a free agent, last year. Instead, they're sticking with Alex Singleton and Justin Strohnad to anchor their inside Linebacker spots. Sternad steps up as the number three option after serving in that role for a while, mostly on special teams before starting nine games last season. The team made it clear they weren't overhauling the whole group, extending Singleton for at least another year. Fans have pushed for more changes at the middle, frustrated by the lack of speed and a clear long-term starter. Many wanted Singleton gone, but the Broncos see value in his leadership and steady play. Now, with the backup spot open, the team is eyeing the April draft to bring in young talent. A rookie could learn behind the veterans, adding fresh legs to a group that's felt slow for years. This move sets Denver up to build depth and plan ahead, blending experience with the next generation at Linebacker.