Overview
- Local reports say Singleton will rejoin drills on Nov. 26, with 9News’ Mike Klis noting the return comes 19 days post-operation.
- His availability for Sunday at Washington is described as a hope and will hinge on how he responds in practice and medical clearance.
- Singleton told Good Morning America that a random test flagged elevated hCG, leading to a diagnosis and next-day surgery after he played a full game.
- The team said the procedure was successful and appeared to catch the cancer early, with follow-up evaluations guiding next steps.
- Despite missing one game, he remains Denver’s leading tackler with 89, underscoring his on-field value and leadership as a defensive captain.