A key contributor set to return in 2025.
It seems like not so long ago that a faction of Broncos Country took exception to Alex Singleton being featured on a promotional banner, signifying a level of greatness with the team some didn’t agree with.
It turns out that someone in the Broncos marketing office knew exactly what they were doing. His four consecutive seasons with 120+ tackles, including back-to-back 160+ tackle seasons in his first two years with the Broncos demonstrate his importance to this team. This Broncos team that went to the playoffs for the first time in nearly a decade – without him. Singleton played in just three games before tearing his ACL, sidelining him for the 2024 season.
This season, the Broncos are even better with their free agent acquisitions and draft picks bent toward improving an already stout Denver defense. With OTAs beginning on May 27, it’s unclear the level of participation Singleton will have this early, but it really doesn’t matter at this point anyway. The real goal is to be ready for the start of training camp that is now just a handful of weeks away.
ACL tears can be nasty business. While there is no guarantee that he will return to the his tackle monster ways when he gets back on the field, it’s certain that Broncos leadership needs him to contribute at a high level in order to take that next great big step-winning a playoff game.
Alex Singleton has been a baller in tough times. Let’s see what he can do when his efforts have every opportunity to help the Broncos go deep into the playoffs.
Alex Singleton: You’ll see where I am in ACL rehab at practice in a few weeks – NBC Sports
Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton said earlier this offseason that he believes he’s on track to return from a torn ACL in time to play in the first week of the regular season and he now sounds like he expects to be on the field well ahead of that point.
Broncos LB Alex Singleton on ACL rehab: You can see where I’m at in a few weeks at practice
Denver Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton played in just three games in 2024 due to an ACL tear, but is on track for 2025.
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Cam Ward campaigned for Titans to sign Miami teammate WR Xavier Restrepo: ‘Why wouldn’t you push for him?’
Once the draft was over, the Titans signed a second player out of the University of Miami, wide receiver Xavier Restrepo. And it’s apparently partially because of the Titans’ interest in No. 1 overall pick Cam Ward that his Hurricanes teammate got some ex
CeeDee Lamb on George Pickens: There’s no A or B, we’re both No. 1 – NBC Sports
Lamb and Pickens will team up with the Cowboys this season.
Colts send letter to season-ticket holders cautioning against reselling most or all of tickets – NBC Sports
The Seahawks aren’t the only team warning their season-ticket holders about repercussions for selling most or all of their tickets to 2025 games.
As Bill Belichick tells it, Hard Knocks was never a consideration for UNC – NBC Sports
Bill Belichick’s recent attempt to take the P.R. bull by the horns included a seemingly gratuitous claim that many will regard as something that fell from the non-business end of the bull.
Patriots are favorites in 11 of their 17 2025 regular-season games – NBC Sports
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Starting quarterbacks rarely get traded to a team they don’t want to join.
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Larry Fitzgerald optimistic about Cardinals WR Marvin Harrison Jr.: ‘He’s only gonna continue to get better’
The Cardinals’ greatest wide receiver sees greatness in their current WR1. Speaking at Kyler Murray’s charity softball game, former Arizona great Larry Fitzgerald spoke highly of Marvin Harrison Jr., the second-year wideout coming off an up-and-down campa