Overview
- Singleton disclosed that a league drug test a little over two weeks ago detected elevated hCG, leading to a urologist visit and an ultrasound that confirmed a testicular tumor.
- He played in Denver’s 10-7 win over the Raiders on Nov. 6 and underwent surgery the next day to remove the cancerous tumor.
- The Broncos said the cancer appears to have been caught early; he is recovering, awaiting further tests, and the team expects a potential return within weeks if results remain favorable.
- Singleton told reporters he will miss Sunday’s game against the Chiefs and indicated he does not expect to be out 4–6 weeks; coverage also noted a CT scan showed no spread of the cancer.
- A defensive captain who leads Denver with 89 tackles, Singleton thanked his doctors and the organization, and he urged others to prioritize early detection and regular screenings.