A random drug test detected cancer. Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton played a game, then had surgery

Alex Singleton, a linebacker for the Broncos and a Thousand Oaks High product, faced a significant health challenge when a random drug test revealed he had testicular cancer. Despite this alarming diagnosis, Singleton demonstrated remarkable resilience by playing a game against the Raiders, where he made nine tackles. The following day, he underwent surgery to remove the cancer. This situation underscores the critical role of health screenings in sports, as they can lead to early detection of serious conditions. Singleton's experience serves as a reminder of the physical demands placed on athletes and the importance of prioritizing health, even in the face of competition.