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Safety Dane Belton has quietly been one of the New York Jets' best players this season, and the team should look to extend him sooner rather than later.

The Jet Press argues that the New York Jets should prioritize signing safety Dane Belton to a contract extension. Belton signed a one-year, $4 million contract in the spring and has emerged as a key performer across the first four games of the 2026 season, particularly while stepping up during Minkah Fitzpatrick's injury absence.
Writer Charlie Baduini highlights Belton's strong play, citing a 78.0 overall grade and an 85.4 run-defense grade from Pro Football Focus. Baduini suggests a potential multi-year framework similar to Reed Blankenship's three-year, $24.75 million deal as a fair benchmark for an extension.
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