The New York Giants and the New York Jets find themselves involved in a game of Quarterback Musical Chairs. The Jets are in need of a quarterback - as always. If they can find a way to either sign a top free agent,

The Seahawks wouldn’t have traded Smith without feeling strongly that next Wednesday they could sign Darnold, clearly the top free agent QB on the market.

The Geno Smith trade to Pete Carroll, Tom Brady and the Las Vegas Raiders won't become official until the new league year begins on Wednesday, but it sounds like Seattle might already have his successor in place by then.

Count the Las Vegas Raiders as out on Minnesota Vikings free agent Sam Darnold. Count the Seattle Seahawks as in. The Seahawks traded quarterback Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders in exchange for a third-round pick on Friday,

In an ironic twist, a trade involving former New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith has revealed some news for the green and white. Smith, 34, was traded from the Seattle Seahawks to the Las Vegas Raiders for a third-round pick.

Seattle is getting pick No. 73 overall in the 2025 NFL draft from the Raiders for Geno Smith. Details are beginning to come in about the Seattle Seahawks ' surprise trade with the Las Vegas Raiders. Geno Smith is on his way to the desert to play for Pete Carroll and Tom Brady,

Seattle is widely expected to heavily pursue free agent quarterback Sam Darnold to replace Smith. When this news broke, I began to wonder why the Seahawks would be willing to potentially pay Darnold roughly $40 million per year (which is what Spotrac is estimating he will fetch) when they apparently did not want to give Geno Smith the $40-$45 million a year he is reportedly seeking.

The New York Jets are making over their offense under new head coach Aaron Glenn but it does not appear that DK Metcalf has interest in being part of it. The Pro Bowl receiver has requested that the Seattle Seahawks trade him this offseason. The Seahawks have already gone and traded quarterback Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders.

Aaron Rodgers, who has a 7-4 lifetime record against Seattle — and knocked them out of the playoffs in January 2020 — was named a potential fit by John Breech of CBS Sports. Breech ranked the team's top five options and at No. 4, he lists Rodgers, however, he admits it's a long shot.

That's good to know if you're Aaron Rodgers.  It might be good to know if you're Daniels Jones, too. At first glance of just the numbers, Rodgers was solid enough in his first full season as the Jets starter.

Pete Carroll moved from Seattle to Las Vegas, and Geno Smith is moving with him, too. The Seahawks have traded the veteran quarterback to the Raiders in exchange for a 2025 third-round pick, according to CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones.