Dane Belton has emerged as the biggest surprise of the New York Giants' offseason, showcasing exceptional versatility and an impressive understanding of the defense during training camp. His ability to play multiple roles in the secondary might be crucial for the Giants as they aim for a successful season ahead.

Dane Belton has had an impressive spring, racking up interceptions which positions him as a key player for the Giants' defense.

Dane Belton has shown promise as a safety, logging 74 tackles, five for loss, 11 pass breakups, and five interceptions while playing less than 43 percent of the defensive snaps over three seasons. His potential makes the idea of trading him for Kirk Cousins a surprising consideration, especially with the Giants facing potential free agency losses in their secondary.

Dane Belton has shown promise in his role with the Giants, recording 74 tackles, five for loss, 11 pass breakups, and five interceptions while playing less than 43 percent of the defensive snaps over three seasons. His performance suggests he could be a valuable asset for the Falcons, offering a younger and more cost-effective option at safety compared to veteran Justin Simmons, who is set to become a free agent. Belton's recent season included 56 combined tackles, one tackle for loss, one quarterback hit, six pass defenses, and one interception, demonstrating his potential as a starter.

Dane Belton has shown promise in a limited role, recording 74 tackles, five for loss, 11 pass breakups, and five interceptions while playing less than 43 percent of the Giants' defensive snaps over three seasons. His versatility and ability to contribute on defense could make him an appealing asset for the Falcons in a potential trade for Kirk Cousins.