Geno Smith Injury Update: Raiders vs. Broncos Week 10
The Raiders' starting quarterback, Geno Smith, suffered a thigh bruise during their Week 10 primetime game but managed to return to the field. Despite a challenging first season with Las Vegas, Smith has shown improvement and leadership recently.
Recent Performance Highlights
In Week 9, Smith led the Raiders to a close overtime loss against the Jaguars, throwing three touchdown passes to tight end Brock Bowers. His strong play has made the Raiders more competitive in recent weeks.
Injury Details During Week 10 Game
In the fourth quarter of the Thursday Night Football game against the Denver Broncos, Smith was tackled near his right knee by linebacker Nik Bonitto while scrambling. He stayed on the ground for a moment in pain before moving to the sideline medical tent.
“Smith remained on the ground after taking another hit from a Broncos defender. He was able to walk to the sideline.”
Though Smith returned to the game, he showed clear signs of discomfort and was limping. Backup QB Kenny Pickett replaced him during the injury recovery period.
Game Context and Impact
At the time of Smith's injury, the Broncos were leading 10-7 in a defensive battle, with Smith nearing 100 passing yards. The Raiders ultimately lost the game 10-7.
Summary
Geno Smith's recent injury limited his mobility but did not fully remove him from play, highlighting his resilience amid a difficult season for the Raiders.
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