Singleton has battled through a series of ailments the last two seasons, tearing his ACL three games into 2024 before breaking his thumb during training camp in 2025. Most harrowing of all, he was diagnosed with testicular cancer midway through last season, yet he missed only one game. The end result was an extremely productive 135-tackle effort. There are a couple of yellow flags in Singleton's profile last year, specifically that he had a low proportion of solo tackles (54). However, balancing that with the context of his health challenges and a greatly improved missed tackle rate (7.4 percent) eases concern. Additionally, Singleton's skillset matches that of many linebackers with similar projections, as he is excellent against the run and mediocre to subpar in coverage. However, the Broncos lack depth at middle linebacker, and Singleton has logged more than 1,000 defensive snaps in each of his two healthy years since 2023, suggesting it trusts him in a substantial role. With a clean bill of health entering 2026, Singleton should be a reliable producer.