ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Denver Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton called his return to the practice field Wednesday less than three weeks after cancer surgery "a blessing'' and said he is "tracking'' to ...

A remarkable NFL return is set for Sunday. Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton returned for the team’s “Sunday Night Football” clash on the road against the Commanders in Week 13 — just three weeks ...

Singleton was diagnosed after a random NFL drug test this season. Denver Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton is opening up on his recent testicular cancer diagnosis, which he received by way of a random ...

He’s opening up about his thoughts. Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton was diagnosed with testicular cancer. Singleton played a full game before successful surgery; cancer did not spread. He values ...

Alex Singleton will be back on Sunday night against the Commanders. Eric Hartline / Imagn Images ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Denver Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton had surgery Nov. 7 to remove a tumor after ...

Penn State running back Nick Singleton made history Saturday afternoon during a 40-36 win over Rutgers. The senior Nittany Lion set two school touchdown records previously held by legend Saquon ...

Denver Broncos star Alex Singleton will return to the field today, just three weeks on from emergency surgery to remove a cancerous tumor from one of his testicles. Singleton, 31, shocked the NFL on ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Kim Singleton swears she knew something was wrong with her son, before anybody truly knew what was wrong with Alex Singleton. She saw something. It was the ...

The first post-bye practice report for the Broncos brought good news about cornerback Pat Surtain and linebacker Alex Singleton. Surtain took part in practice as a limited participant, which marked a ...

Alex Singleton was all smiles after the Denver Broncos beat the Washington Commanders in a thriller on Sunday, but the linebacker was happy for more than one reason. Not only had he helped his team ...

Denver Broncos captain Alex Singleton says the NFL won’t fine him for the now-viral “one-ball” celebration he used in his first game back from testicular cancer. The league, he said, understands the ...