Greenlaw's Broncos Tenure: Injuries & Inconsistency

0:00On April 2nd, the Denver Broncos grabbed linebacker Dre Greenlaw on a three-year deal, hoping he fixed their linebacker woes. But his long injury history made it a gamble from day one, and Denver's usually super-healthy squad couldn't dodge that bully with him. Enderies kept piling up, plus a one-game suspension, so he only suited up for eight regular season games. That meant just 58% of defensive snaps, even though the team tried easing him back to save him for the big ones later. Greenlaw says he has zero regrets about his Broncos run, but it's clear he never quite found his groove in 2025. The vibe was off, and he couldn't lock down a steady spot. Snap count stayed low when he was healthy, partly because guys like Singleton and Strohnads stepped up solid at times. Had Greenlaw stayed fit, he'd have been starting right next to Singleton every week, no doubt. Now, as a former Bronco, his short-stay highlights how tough those nagging injuries can be, leaving Denver to build deep bread linebacker with players. Who can actually stay on the field?