The Broncos were back from their by week on Wednesday and two key players were also back on the practice field.

Pat Sertan, the defensive player of the year and the captain, Alex Singleton, on defense.

And great news for both of these guys.

Of course, Pat Sertan has missed three games due to that peck injury that he suffered about a month ago.

He's back on the practice field.

He's not just back on the practice field.

After talking to multiple sources and hearing Sean Payton talk today,

I fully expect number two to be back on the game field for the Broncos for Sunday night football.

And that could be big because Terry McLaurin, of course, the commander's star receiver receiver he was also back at practice after missing a couple of games so it's huge to have

the defensive player of the year back and the Broncos defense did a phenomenal job without Pat

these past three games they held their teams that they played to 13.6 points per game without

the defensive player of the year imagine the next level this defense is going to take with Pat back.

And another guy that's going to help him take to that next level is Alex Singleton.

Of course, the very, very scary situation that he had.

A couple of weeks ago found out that he was diagnosed with testicular cancer.

He's already back on the practice field. Less than three weeks after having surgery to removeicular cancer. He's already back on the practice field less than three weeks after having

surgery to remove the cancer. And he talked to media today in the locker room. And Alex said,

you remember he was diagnosed on Monday after the Texans game. Then the Broncos played the

Raiders on Thursday night football. And he was determined to play in that game

because he told us in the locker room today he thought that might be his last game ever in the

NFL because the next day he had surgery and he's already back for the Broncos cancer is going

to hold Alex Singleton out of one game let that sink in what an amazing an amazing recovery. What a remarkable story. Couldn't

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