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Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek did not name Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza at the NFL Scouting Combine and said he hasn’t spoken with Geno Smith since the season ended, signaling uncertainty about Mendoza’s path to the field as the team evaluates its quarterback plan amid Smith’s contract and broader organizational changes.
As 2026 NFL free agency nears, AFC teams are weighing steep cap-clearing moves, led by the Miami Dolphins potentially cutting or trading Tua Tagovailoa and the Las Vegas Raiders likely parting ways with Geno Smith. Tagovailoa’s financial fallout depends on timing, while Smith’s release would bring limited savings amid substantial dead money; the piece also flags a raft of other cut candidates across the AFC—Humphrey, Queen, Armstead, Ward, Fulton, Sneed, Moore, Franklin, Taylor, Becton, Ridley and more—as teams rebuild with post-June 1 designations an option. Pre-June 1 cuts carry big dead-money costs, and clubs like the Dolphins, Raiders, Bills, Browns, Chiefs, Colts, Jets and Jaguars may lean into bold moves to reshape rosters while managing the cap.
With Seattle's season finished, offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak is widely expected to become the Raiders' next head coach, and the key remaining decision will be the quarterback, with options including Geno Smith, Fernando Mendoza, and Sam Darnold as the Raiders' front office searches for the right fit alongside GM John Spytek and minority owner Tom Brady.
After Sunday's game, Seahawks' QB Geno Smith suffered a high ankle sprain and may miss next week, while DT Adam Butler sustained a bicep strain, according to Coach Pete Carroll.
Raiders quarterback Geno Smith played through pain after suffering a quad injury, but struggled in a 10-7 loss to the Broncos, throwing a league-high 12th interception and being sacked six times, raising concerns about the team's offensive issues.
Geno Smith was injured on the first play of the fourth quarter after a scramble and limped off the field, with Kenny Pickett replacing him. Smith returned briefly but is now listed as questionable with a left quad injury.
The Las Vegas Raiders, coached by Pete Carroll and led by quarterback Geno Smith, are experiencing a disastrous start to the NFL season, highlighted by a 40-6 loss to the Colts, poor team performance, and uncertain futures for both Carroll and Smith amid roster issues and a rebuilding phase.
Raiders coach Pete Carroll considered benching quarterback Geno Smith during a heavy loss to the Colts due to poor performance, including leading the league in interceptions, but chose to keep him in to allow for practice and improvement. Smith's struggles continue despite his loyalty from Carroll, and the team faces a tough schedule ahead.
Geno Smith's tenure with the Raiders has been disastrous so far in 2024, with nine interceptions and a 1-4 record, marking one of the worst starts in franchise history, as the team struggles to find stability at quarterback.
After a 40-6 loss to the Colts, the Las Vegas Raiders are 1-4, facing criticism for their poor performance, with calls for coaching and quarterback changes, and concerns about team morale and future prospects.
The article highlights key fantasy football waiver wire pickups for NFL Week 4, focusing on quarterbacks Geno Smith of the Raiders and Jake Browning of the Bengals, emphasizing their potential based on recent performances and upcoming schedules, with advice for fantasy managers on whether to add these players to their rosters.
The article provides bold start and sit recommendations for Week 3 fantasy football, highlighting players like Isiah Pacheco and Geno Smith as strong starts, while advising to bench players like Sam LaPorta and Jacory Croskey-Merritt due to tough matchups or inconsistent performance.
The Raiders suffered a 20-9 home loss to the Chargers, with quarterback Geno Smith throwing three interceptions and struggling against a more aggressive defense. Despite the setback, the team and Smith focus on learning from the mistakes and improving for the upcoming game against Washington, emphasizing resilience and reflection after their seventh straight AFC West defeat.
Week 2 saw the Raiders suffer a 20-9 loss to the Chargers, highlighting struggles for Geno Smith, interior offensive line issues, and pass rush deficiencies, while Jamal Adams stood out as a top defender for the Raiders.
Geno Smith acknowledges he needs to improve after a challenging game with the Raiders, where he struggled with deep throws and threw three interceptions, vowing to get better for his team as they prepare for their next game against the Commanders.