Summary
The Las Vegas Raiders have decided to release quarterback Geno Smith, who only played one season with them. The release comes as the Raiders plan to select a new quarterback, Fernando Mendoza, with their top draft pick. There is speculation that Smith may join either the New York Jets or Miami Dolphins as a temporary starting quarterback.
Key Facts
- The Las Vegas Raiders have decided to release QB Geno Smith to focus on drafting Fernando Mendoza.
- Geno Smith joined the Raiders last season after being traded from the Seattle Seahawks.
- ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that Smith’s release is expected by the start of the new NFL year.
- The New York Jets and Miami Dolphins may be potential teams for Smith to join.
- The Jets are looking for a temporary starting quarterback after moving on from Justin Fields.
- The Dolphins might release or trade their current quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa.
- Smith started his career with the New York Jets, spending four seasons with them.
- Smith signed a two-year, $75 million contract with the Raiders but had a disappointing season.
