Jets Sign Geno Smith, Hope for Turnaround

0:00On March 29th, the New York Jets just grabbed better in quarterback Gino Smith from the Las Vegas Raiders to fix their league wars passing attack from. 2025. They swapped a sixth round pick for a seventh rounder in next year's draft, and coach Aaron Glinn announced Sunday that the 35-year-old Smith is their starter moving forward. Smith had a rough go last season in Vegas, going two wins and 13 losses in 15 starts while throwing 17 picks. His most since rookie year. Still, Glinn sees him as a proven guy ready to turn things around. Jets fans remember Smith from way back when they drafted him in the second round of the 2013 draft. He started two years here, finishing 12 and 18 with more picks than touchdowns, then bounced as a backup around the league, what stands out is his revival in Seattle starting in 2022, where he threw for over 4,000 yards and 30 touchdowns on nearly 70% completion. He made the Pro Bowl in 2023 and ranked fourth in passing yards last year with 4,320.

1:06This full circle move brings Smith back to the team that first believed in him, pairing his experience with a squad hungry for wins could be the spark. They need to climb the standings. That wraps NFL News today, brought to you with AI.