Overview
- Patrick Surtain II practiced fully, carries no game designation and is set to play Sunday night against Washington, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
- Linebacker Alex Singleton returned to full practice less than three weeks after Nov. 7 surgery to remove a cancerous testicular tumor and says he is “tracking” to play.
- Initial CT scans showed no spread of Singleton’s cancer, and he remains under ongoing testing and monitoring as he ramps up football activity.
- Singleton’s diagnosis was triggered by an NFL drug test that flagged elevated hCG levels, prompting imaging that led to quick detection and treatment.
- Coach Sean Payton said favorable pre-bye results made this a target game for key returns as Denver’s defense, first in sacks and elite in scoring and QBR allowed, rides an eight-game win streak.