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Geno Smith Leads Jets in 2026 Season

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The New York Jets pin hopes on veteran QB Geno Smith, signed as their clear starter under head coach Aaron Glenn. Despite a rough 2025 season, Smith is seen as a short-term fix, providing experience to navigate a tough schedule. The plan is a one-year rental, buying time to target a franchise QB in next years draft.

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Geno Smith Leads Jets in 2026 Season

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Geno Smith Leads Jets in 2026 Season. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 29th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. The New York Jets are banking on bettering quarterback, Gino Smith, to lead them in the 2026 season under head coach, Aaron Glenn in his second year. After a rough three win campaign last year, the team signed Smith as their clear starter, shutting down any talk of a quarterback battle despite having Bayley's Abby and Brady Cook on the roster. Glamated playing, there's no competition this offseason, positioning Smith as the guy to steady the ship right away. Coming off that dismal record, even small steps forward would mark progress for a franchise stuck in the mud. Fans and analysts see Smith as a short-term fix, much like Justin Fields was viewed before landing with the Kansas City Chiefs. His experience should help navigate a brutal schedule without getting rattled. The plan looks like a one-year rental for Smith. Buying time to target a franchise quarterback in next year's draft, we're promising talents to wait. With tough sledding ahead,

this move keeps options open while pushing for quick wins. Expect the Jets to lean on Smith's savvy to build momentum, setting the stage for a real turnaround down the line.

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