Broncos ILB Alex Singleton posted 21 tackles against the Chargers. The story of his tackling acumen begins with a door at practice with brother, Matt, when he was 8 years old. 🚪 Read more from Broncos Insider TroyRenck:
ENGLEWOOD — Alex Singleton stood in the grass in Thousand Oaks, Calif., where he could feel the California breeze and the sun overhead. He stood there waiting to hit someone.It defines Singleton in his first season as the Broncos' new starting inside linebacker. Those who wrap up and bring opponents to the ground have become raiders of a lost art.
"I’ve got to thank my dad and coach way back in the day. My dad would bring a door from work out to practice, so you couldn’t see the guy. It would be my little brother and my friends. They would have one on one side and one on the other, and we didn't know which side they were coming out of," Singleton said.
"This is like my 22nd or 23rd year of playing football. We still hit a lot when I was growing up," Singleton said."All the drills they don’t allow you to do anymore, we did.” "He’s just a ball magnet. It's no surprise. He has a nose for the ball," Broncos defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero said."He can really tackle and get people down to the ground."
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