As this recent tweet by the 33rd Team showed, Smith, while playing for the Seattle Seahawks was tied for the lowest inaccuracy rate last season at 6.7 percent in the entire NFL with Cincinnati ...

Geno Smith contract details. Smith inked a two-year, $75 million extension with the Raiders, according to reports. The deal carries a max value of $85.5 million and comes with $66.5 million ...

Geno Smith and the Seahawks couldn't agree on a new extension. Weeks after he was traded to the Raiders, they gave him a two-year deal worth up to $85.5 million.

One of the prevailing reasons Geno Smith was happy to land with the Raiders was a chance to reunite with head coach Pete Carroll. Smith said he and Carroll have some "unfinished business" to get done.

Geno Smith threw for 4,320 passing yards, 21 touchdowns and 15 interceptions while completing 70.4 percent of his passes last season. Getty Images.

But a 34-year-old, two-time Pro Bowl quarterback who's never won a playoff game was traded, the Seattle Seahawks agreeing to send Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders for a third-round draft pick ...

Geno Smith Explains Why He Wanted to Leave Seahawks for Raiders originally appeared on Athlon Sports.. It's not often that a starting quarterback wants to get traded from his current team.

Mike Macdonald knows Russell Wilson successor Geno Smith gives positive leadership to Tyler Lockett, DK Metcalf, Seahawks to key 3-0 start, NFC West lead.

Smith is an incredibly common last name in the United States, but is there more to the connection between Jeremiah and Geno? There sure is. The Buckeyes star and the Seahawks QB are cousins ...

Jeremiah Smith's cousin is Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith, who attended the recent Ohio State-Oregon game to support his relative. The elder Smith has been in the NFL since 2013, ...

Is Jeremiah Smith related to Geno Smith? Yes. As noted by "Sunday Night Football" on NBC account on X (formerly Twitter), Ohio State's star true freshman wide receiver is cousins with the 2022 NFL ...

Geno Smith might be a little biased -- he is Jeremiah's cousin -- but he has seen enough to know Ohio State has a special player on its hands.