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Should the Broncos try to extend Brandon Jones?

The Denver Broncos face a critical offseason decision regarding safety Brandon Jones, whose contract expires after the 2026 season. With the team already thin at safety and Jones showing strong play through the first four games, extending him could be a smart move—especially given his age (28) and the need to lock down the defense’s back end.

Meanwhile, fellow safety Talanoa Hufanga, entering his prime at 26, also stands to benefit from a contract extension before his deal runs out in 2028. The Broncos’ upcoming matchup against the Chargers on Sunday offers a chance to further assess their defensive depth, though their 2-2 start has been marked by inconsistent performances against a tough slate of opponents (13-3 combined record).

With both starters at safety set to become free agents, Denver must weigh whether to prioritize long-term stability or preserve cap flexibility for other needs.

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