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The Seahawks are trading two-time Pro Bowler Geno Smith to the Raiders for a 2025 third-round draft pick, sources tell FOX Sports.
Las Vegas has found its man at quarterback, while Seattle has embraced a full reset, as the Raiders have traded a 2025 third-round pick to the Seahawks in exchange for quarterback Geno Smith, NFL Network and ESPN reported Friday.
The Seattle Seahawks have traded quarterback Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders. NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported the news on social media. This deal is certainly a surprise as Smith had been the starter for Seattle over the past few years.
Smith, 34, spent the past three seasons rehabilitating his career in Seattle. In Las Vegas, he will reunite with Pete Carroll.
HENDERSON, Nev. — The Las Vegas Raiders agreed in principle to send a 2025 third-round pick (via the New York Jets) to the Seattle Seahawks for quarterback Geno Smith on Friday, according to league sources, but the trade can’t be finalized until the start of the 2025 NFL league year at 1 p.m. PT on Wednesday.
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The Colts and Raiders should consider making a rare player for player trade that would benefit both teamsThe Indianapolis Colts have a major need for an impactful tight end this offseason. Their TE room was near the bottom of the league in production in 2024, and their top two players at the position are set to become free agents,
The Seahawks trading Geno Smith to the Raiders may have a trickle-down impact to the Indianapolis Colts and their quarterback search.
The #Raiders informed QB Gardner Minshew they’ll release him when the new league year begins next Wednesday, per sources. Minshew has 46 career starts and is still only 28 years old. An experienced option available. pic.twitter.com/m9xZLzeK7l
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Las Vegas Raiders release Pro Bowler from rosterThe NFL franchise tag window came and went with few surprises. As expected, the Raiders didn’t use the franchise tag
Shedeur Sanders has been vocal about his interest in joining the Las Vegas Raiders, and during the NFL Combine, he took the opportunity to reinforce that sentiment-this time with a
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