Geno Smith's Next Move: Top Teams Eyeing QB

0:00For the NFL, it's March 6th. Here's what's happening. Geno Smith looks set to leave the Raiders after just one season there. The team plans to release the 35-year-old quarterback before free agency kicks off next week. A trade could happen over the weekend, but if not, he'll enter the market with plenty of interest from teams needing quarterback help. Smith had a tough year in Las Vegas, but he's shown before that, starting three winning seasons with the Seahawks. Over his 13-year career, the two-time pro-bolaer has suited up for five franchises, showing he can bounce back with the right setup. Fans and analysts are buzzing about his next stop, with Miami Dolphins emerging as a top fit. Born nearby in Florida, Smith could step in as they rebuild post-Tua Tagaviloa using weapons like Jalen Waddle to bridge to a younger guy. Other contenders include the Atlanta Falcons, who have injury concerns with Michael Pennex Jr. and the Minnesota Vikings, were Coach Kevin. O'Connell might unlock his potential alongside stars like Justin Jefferson. Arizona Cardinals and Indianapolis Colts also make sense for short-term

1:03stability amid their own quarterback questions. For now, Smith waits to see of a deal materialized as soon. Wherever he lands, his experience could steady a contender or buy time for the future in this busy off-season quarterback shuffle. This story is made possible by our sponsor. Headphones in a pillow, simple idea, surprisingly addictive, at S-O-L-I,