Raiders' Smith, Crosby Defended After Fan Gesture
Raiders' Smith, Crosby Defended After Fan Gesture

Raiders' Smith, Crosby Defended After Fan Gesture

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Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith and teammate Maxx Crosby were seen flipping off a Seahawks fan holding a sign comparing Smith to JaMarcus Russell prior to a preseason game in Seattle. The gesture, which quickly spread on social media, has led to expectations that both players will be fined by the NFL, consistent with past penalties for similar conduct. Raiders head coach Pete Carroll publicly defended Smith, citing the disrespectful nature of the fan's sign. Despite the controversy, the incident showcased the camaraderie and leadership of Smith and Crosby within the team. Most Seahawks fans had otherwise welcomed Smith back warmly. The Raiders continue their preseason preparations with Smith aiming to respond to his critics on the field.

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