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There are several players on the New York Jets roster who could be deserving of contract extensions, headlined by veteran quarterback Geno Smith.

Richard Louis of The Jet Press argues that the New York Jets should prioritize contract extensions for five key players despite their 2-6 start to the season under head coach Aaron Glenn. Heading the list is quarterback Geno Smith, who is completing 69% of his passes with 1,913 passing yards and 12 touchdowns through eight games on a bargain $3.3 million deal.
Along with Smith, Louis identifies wide receiver Adonai Mitchell, guard Dylan Parham, running back Braelon Allen, and safety Dane Belton as vital extension targets. The writer suggests that extending Smith for an additional year would provide a stable veteran bridge while the Jets develop an expected rookie quarterback in 2027.
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