Alex Singleton

Bowers continues to make the most of his frustratingly small workloads, frequently producing highlight reel plays. Bowers scored a touchdown on the Raiders' first drive, lining up in the slot and running right past Broncos slot CB Ja'Quan McMillian, who was focused on RB Ashton Jeant's route out of the backfield. Broncos' S Talanoa Hufanga opted not to pursue Bowers as he broke outside on a corner route, leaving Bowers wide open in the end zone. Raiders QB Geno Smith got the ball to him for the score. Bowers later made a juggling, one-handed catch on the play where Smith (right shoulder) was injured on the Raiders' final play of the third quarter. Broncos LB Alex Singleton had Bowers' left arm trapped, but the talented tight end was evidently unbothered, securing the pass with his right hand before trotting out of bounds. Bowers remains an elite TE1 in Week 15 against the Eagles.

Alex Singleton feared his NFL career was 'done' following a cancer diagnosis, but having played 23 days after surgery, the Denver Broncos linebacker is aiming for Super Bowl glory.

On Tuesday, we saw Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton confirm that he intended to fulfill expectations of a Week 13 return from injury, and today we saw the same from cornerback Patrick Surtain. Per Adam Schefter of ESPN, Surtain will go into Sunday night’s contest without an injury designation and should play for the first time […]

Singleton last played in Week 10. The following week, he underwent an operation after being diagnosed with testicular cancer. The Broncos were on bye in Week 12. Singleton's return is one that all NFL fans can celebrate. Despite the absence, Singleton ties for a team-high 57 tackles.

One day after making nine tackles in a win over the Raiders on Nov. 6, Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton underwent surgery for testicular cancer.