Seattle quarterback Geno Smith has his Seahawks up 17-3 at the end of the first quarter. After throwing an interception deep in his own territory that led to a Miami field goal, Smith hit DK Metcalf for a 71-yard touchdown pass on the first play of the ensuing possession to put the Seahawks up by 14.

Smith rushed for 30 yards and a touchdown versus the Broncos, but was limited to eight yards and zero scores against New England. If Smith scampers for a touchdown on Sunday, he’ll already set a career-high in rushing scores for his Seahawks tenure with two.

At some point, the Seattle Seahawks will need to address the future of quarterback Geno Smith, who is under contract through next season.

The running game went nowhere. So Smith did it all on offense. The defense turned away New England multiple times. Seattle 2-0.

Seattle Seahawks starting quarterback Geno Smith put forth one of the better performances of his career in Sunday's 23-20 Week 2 overtime victory over the New England Patriots. Smith completed 33-of-44 passing attempts for 327 yards and one touchdown.

QB Geno Smith connected with Tyler Lockett to set up the game-winning field goal in OT, lifting Seattle to a 23-20 win over New England and a 2-0 start under new coach Mike Macdonald.

Setting a new career-high for completions and throwing for over 320 yards, Geno Smith led the Seahawks to a thrilling overtime win in Foxboro.

Smith had two receivers surpass 100 receiving yards (DK Metcalf, 129, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba 117). Metcalf dropped two passes, but Smith still targeted him 14 times. Smith-Njigba saw a game-high 16 targets. With Tyler Lockett playing through an injury, it was Seattle’s other two receivers that handled the volume.