Geno Smith Signs Two-Year, $75 Million Extension with Raiders, Reunites with Pete Carroll

Geno Smith has officially joined the Las Vegas Raiders after being traded from the Seattle Seahawks, signing a two-year, $75 million contract extension that runs through 2027. The trade allows Smith to reunite with former Seahawks coach Pete Carroll, who emphasized the quarterback's work ethic and potential for leadership within the team. Smith expressed gratitude for the opportunity to play under Carroll again, describing their relationship as crucial to his career, stating he has 'unfinished business.' During his time with the Seahawks, Smith had a breakout 2022 season, earning NFL Comeback Player of the Year honors with impressive stats. The Raiders, who hold the sixth overall pick in the upcoming draft, may still consider selecting a young quarterback but are confident in Smith's ability to provide stability. Carroll's confidence in Smith is reflected in his comments about the quarterback's stellar habits and alignment with the team's values.