- Geno Smith has been consistently good: Smith’s solid play each of the past three years has made him a top-10 quarterback by PFF passing grade.
- Reason for optimism in Las Vegas: The Las Vegas Raiders’ offensive line is notably better than the Seattle Seahawks‘ lines from past seasons, which could result in better fantasy results than recent seasons.
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Player performance
Geno Smith started his NFL career in 2013 as the New York Jets‘ starting quarterback. After two seasons as a starter, ranking outside the top-30 quarterbacks in fantasy points per game, Smith was benched. He was the Jets' backup for two years, the New York Giants‘ backup for one year, and the Los Angeles Chargers‘ backup for one year. Smith landed with the Seattle Seahawks with Pete Carroll as head coach in 2019.
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