Raiders Award Geno Smith New Contract Extension

A new team means a new contract for Geno Smith. The Las Vegas Raiders have awarded Smith a new two-year contract extension, according to multiple national reports on Thursday.

Smith’s new deal is worth up to $85.5 million and comes with $65.5 million in guaranteed money.

BREAKING: The #Raiders and QB Geno Smith have agreed to a 2-year, 85.5M with 66.5M Guaranteed contract extension, multiple sources tell @NFLonFOX.

After landing his new QB via trade, Pete Carroll and Vegas secure Smith for the foreseeable future with a big payday. pic.twitter.com/IFbk5H1rTE

— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) April 3, 2025

The Raiders traded for Smith after Seattle decided to go in another younger direction and eventually brought in Sam Darnold.

In his final season in Seattle, Smith threw for 4,320 yards while completing 70.4% of his passes. Smith also ran for 272 yards on the ground. He scored 23 total touchdowns to go along with 15 interceptions, his second highest total from a single season after his rookie year with the Jets.

Smith is now reunited with Pete Carroll, who was hired as the Raiders head coach earlier in the offseason.

For a related story, Smith cashed in and earned $6 million in incentives for his performance in the 2024 season finale.

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