Summary
Geno Smith, the quarterback for the Las Vegas Raiders, will remain the starter despite a slow start to the NFL season. Coach Pete Carroll and the Raiders' management continue to support Smith as the team prepares to face the Tennessee Titans in their upcoming game.
Key Facts
- Geno Smith was acquired by the Las Vegas Raiders through a major trade during the offseason.
- In the first five games, Smith completed 65% of his passes for 1,176 yards, with six touchdowns and nine interceptions.
- There have been discussions about possibly benching Smith for backup quarterback Kenny Pickett, but the team remains committed to Smith.
- NFL insider Tom Pelissero confirmed that the Raiders have not seriously considered replacing Smith.
- Raiders' coach Pete Carroll supports Smith, emphasizing the team's need to improve their overall play.
- The Raiders gave Smith a two-year, $75 million contract extension before the season started.
- The team’s next game is against the Tennessee Titans, where Smith aims to improve his performance.
