With Geno Smith heading to the Las Vegas Raiders, the ripple effects will hit every quarterback-needy team. That includes the Pittsburgh Steelers, who seem set in the Justin Fields and Russell Wilson market.

The New York Giants badly need a quarterback, and they’ve now missed on trades for Matthew Stafford (re-signed with the Los Angeles Rams) and Geno Smith (traded to the Las Vegas Raiders). So, while drafting a QB at No.

Smith, who has spent three seasons with the Hawks, joined Seattle in 2022 following the departure of former quarterback Russell Wilson.

Rather than a Russell Wilson signing, the Raiders are trading for Geno Smith, NFL.com’s Tom Pelissero reports. The Raiders will send the Seahawks a 2025 third-rounder for Smith, Seattle’s former Wilson backup-turned-three-year starter.

The Seattle Seahawks are shaking up quarterback plans in the AFC West. The Seahawks agreed to trade quarterback Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders on Saturday in exchange for a third-round draft pick.

It's difficult for fans of the Seattle Seahawks to argue the point right now, as they're probably feeling punch-drunk following one of the craziest weeks in franchise history. Whereas the shocking Russell Wilson trade came in one big blow all at once three years ago,

When 2025 rolls around, the Seahawks will not have a quarterback on the roster who was acquired by Pete Carroll.

That's where former Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson finds himself after starting out hot and then flaming out with the PIttsburgh Steelers. Now about to hit the market

After several months of speculation, Pete Carroll has his quarterback in Las Vegas. On Friday afternoon, Carroll's Raiders agreed to a stunning deal to acquire Geno Smith from Carroll's former team, the Seattle Seahawks.

NFL free agency is almost here and more teams than ever have unsettled quarterback situations. However, those teams are in luck because there are a number of veteran free agents available this offseason to fill any openings.

The @Seahawks and Geno Smith were far apart in negotiations—with Seattle closer to around $35 million per and Smith's camp around $45 million per. That precipitated the trade to the @Raiders. Smith's reunited with @PeteCarroll there.