Broncos re-sign LB Alex Singleton to 2-year contract

Field Level Media
11 Mar 2026, 01:10 GMT+10

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The Denver Broncos re-signed inside linebacker Alex Singleton to a two-year contract on Tuesday.

The team did not release financial details but multiple reports put the total value at $15.5 million.

Singleton, 32, served as a physical and emotional leader for the league's No. 2 unit in total defense last season.

He topped the Broncos with 135 tackles in 16 starts, missing just one game after surgery for testicular cancer.

Singleton has recorded 768 tackles, five sacks, five fumble recoveries and three interceptions in 95 games (66 starts) for the Philadelphia Eagles (2019-21) and Broncos.

--Field Level Media

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