Geno Smith Returns as Jets' QB

0:00It's March 29th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. Jets coach Aaron Glenn dropped the news on Sunday that Geno Smith is locked in as the starting quarterback for the New York Jets this season. At 35 years old, Smith brings real experience to the table after the team traded with the Raiders to bring him back to town. No big shock here since the other quarterbacks on the roster are Brady Cook and Bailey Zappy who aren't exactly primed to take the reins. The Jets already cut ties with Justin Fields and Tyra Taylor from last year, circling back to Smith who first suited up for them from 2000, 13 to 2016. Glenn is hyped, calling Smith a proven leader who can elevate the offense, pointing to a strong runs with the Seahawks where he earned Pro Bowl nods. In 2022 and 2023, Smith himself sounds confident about turning things around, but let's keep it real. His time with the Raiders last shoe was rough, throwing a league-high 17 Interceptions and

1:01starts that went just two, wins and 13 losses for Las Vegas. Now the Jets are betting on that veteran Savvy to spark something fresh, and we'll see if Smith can recapture that magic right here in the Big Apple.