Emergency Pod once again, presented by Xfinity.

This is kind of a double emergency pod because not only did the Broncos re-sign Alex Singleton to a two-year deal worth about $7.5 million a year,

they also released Ray Greenlaw, which means that you kind of have your starting linebacker set with Alex

Singleton and Justin Sernaud.

Zach, what's going on here?

Yeah, it was trending this way and things really came together this afternoon with the Broncos

agreeing to a two-year deal with Alex Singleton worth $15.5 million, $11 million guaranteed.

And when they made that decision, they also made the decision to release Dre Greenlaw.

That was in reaction to not only signing Alex Singleton, but also resigning Justin Stranad yesterday.

And they absolutely love what Justin and Alex bring.

And this is the Broncos starting linebackers moving forward, guys.

Moving on from Dre Greenlaw, it ended up being a one-year deal for Dre.

And we knew that's exactly what it was going to be, or potentially last year when they signed

him to a three-year deal, but only one year was guaranteed.

Really quick on Alex Singleton's contract.

He gets a raise.

He's making almost $8 million per year from $6 million last year.

And he gets $11 million guaranteed, which is 71% of his contract.

So it's a win for Alex because of the raise and the lot of guarantees that he gets.

And it's a win for the Broncos by bringing in their captain back at a little bit less of a price than I expected it to be.

So kind of wins all around when it comes to Alex.

Yeah, I love this move.

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