Geno Smith Injury Update: Raiders QB Status in Week 10
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith suffered an injury during the fourth quarter of their Week 10 game against the Denver Broncos. The incident occurred while Smith was scrambling, with indications pointing toward a knee or ankle injury, though no official confirmation has been made.
While Smith was sidelined, backup quarterback Kenny Pickett stepped in to lead the offense.
Injury Development and Sideline Updates
- Smith was initially unable to stand after the play and showed visible signs of pain, requiring assistance from trainers.
- He later walked off the field on his own, though clearly limping, and was evaluated on the sideline.
- Smith emerged from the medical tent and tested his leg on the sideline, giving hope for a possible return.
- The Raiders listed Smith as questionable to return, depending on whether the team regained possession.
"Smith was able to walk off under his own power, but he was clearly hobbled. He'll get checked out on the sideline."
"The Raiders now say Smith is questionable to return to the game after he tried to gut it out."
Updates will continue as more information becomes available during the game.
Author
Mike Moraitis is a freelance NFL writer for Sporting News.
Summary: Raiders QB Geno Smith suffered a lower leg injury in Week 10, causing backup Kenny Pickett to step in; Smith's return is uncertain as he tests his mobility on the sidelines.