For the second, you'll find no better choice than Geno Smith these last three years with the Seattle Seahawks. Even though Smith has consistently had one of the worst offensive lines in the NFL and Seattle's defense was straight up bad for two of those three years,

Smith enters the final year of his contract. General manager John Schneider told reporters at the combine that they expect him to continue to be their quarterback and will begin extension talks. NFL team report cards were released by the NFLPA this past week. Seattle's head coach got high marks, earning an 'A' from his players.

It's easy for fans to clamor for a change, and they have every right to vent. The truth, though, is that there aren't that many QBs in the league better than Geno Smith.

Most of the offseason chatter around the Seattle Seahawks has come in the form of trade speculation on DK Metcalf and Geno Smith. It seems most of that talk has been a content-driven phenomenon rather than something based on real reporting,

Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald disagrees with those who blame Geno Smith for the team missing the playoffs in 2024.

We expect him to be our guy,” GM John Schneider said. “But we want to do what's right, too.” He added there's no deadline for a deal.

Geno's camp can point to the aforementioned fact that he's by far their best QB1 for the foreseeable future. Meanwhile, the Seahawks can counter that Smith almost led the league in interceptions and he'll turn 35 years old around midseason - and the unavoidable obstacle that is their cap situation.

Geno Smith is a somewhat of a divisive player among Seattle Seahawks fans, and on some level, it makes sense. Is the 34-year-old Smith ever going to be one of t

Seahawks general manager John Schneider and coach Mike Macdonald addressed the possibility at the NFL combine this week.