Singleton emerged as one of the top tacklers in the league, and he peaked with 177 tackles in 2023. His 2024 was cut short by a torn ACL after only three games, but he is expected to be ready for the start of 2025. Despite his gaudy tackle totals, Singleton's production profile is fragile. He's had missed tackle rates of at least 11 percent in four of his five seasons and allowed a 110.1 quarterback rating when targeted in his career. The good news from Singleton's perspective is that the Broncos don't have many viable alternatives, as Justin Strnad struggled considerably as one of the players who stepped in for him after the injury. All told, there's significant downside for Singleton - especially given that he's coming off of a major injury -- but his track record and Denver's depth chart suggest he'll have at least a significant two-down role.
