Delpit is still playing at a high level. It can be hard to judge safety play, whether you use statistics or scouting, but Sports Info Solutions ranked him seventh among all safeties in its “total points saved” metric last season.
Delpit’s current contract has him outside of the top 15 at the safety position and less than half of what Derwin James and Kyle Hamilton are getting paid. The Browns safety is unlikely to reach the $20 million per year mark that four others are making, but could enter the next tier of safeties around $15 million or so in an extension.
Should the Browns extend Delpit soon? If so, at what yearly value?
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