New York Jets

Geno Smith

QB #7

HEIGHT6'2"

WEIGHT221 lbs

EXPERIENCE13 years

AGE35

New York Jets

Geno Smith

HT6'2"

WT221 lbs

EXP13 years

AGE35

QB#7

Career Stats

Year	Team	CMP	ATT	YDS	CMP%	YPA	TD	INT	LNG	SACK	RTG	CAR	YDS	AVG	TD	LNG
2025	LV	302	448	3025	67.4	6.8	19	17	474	55	84.7	41	109	2.7	-	85
2024	SEA	407	578	4320	70.4	7.5	21	15	584	50	93.2	53	272	5.1	2	181
2023	SEA	323	499	3624	64.7	7.3	20	9	598	31	1372.1	37	155	4.2	1	116
2022	SEA	399	572	4282	69.8	7.5	30	11	624	46	1727.6	68	366	5.4	1	221
2021	SEA	65	95	702	68.4	7.4	5	1	176	13	400.5	9	42	4.7	1	30
2020	SEA	4	5	33	80.0	6.6	-	-	14	1	94.2	2	-2	-1.0	-	-
2019	SEA	-	-	-	0.0	0.0	-	-	-	-	0.0	-	-	0.0	-	-
2018	LAC	1	4	8	25.0	2.0	-	-	8	1	139.6	8	2	0.3	-	6
2017	NYG	21	36	212	58.3	5.9	1	-	47	3	128.9	4	12	3.0	-	9
2016	NYJ	8	14	126	57.1	9.0	1	1	86	3	172.4	2	9	4.5	-	9
2015	NYJ	27	42	265	64.3	6.3	2	1	28	3	87.9	2	34	17.0	-	29
2014	NYJ	219	367	2525	59.7	6.5	13	13	447	28	1019.3	59	238	3.7	1	120
2013	NYJ	247	443	3046	55.8	6.8	12	21	544	43	1033.5	72	366	4.5	6	177

Fantasy Outlook

Smith got the free-agent money from the Raiders last offseason the Seahawks were unwilling to give, but it was all downhill from there. He was under constant pressure behind an offensive line that allowed a league-high 64 sacks, and tight end Brock Bowers, who missed five games, was his only weapon in the passing game. Eight of Smith's league-high 17 interceptions (in 15 games) came under pressure, but he also made plenty of bad decisions. It was enough to get offensive coordinator Chip Kelly canned by midseason and head coach Pete Carroll fired by season's end. Smith signed with Jets this offseason, reuniting with the franchise that drafted him 39th overall in 2013. Perhaps it can't get worse for Smith, but consider that WR Garrett Wilson led the Jets with 395 receiving yards last season <i>despite missing 10 games</i>. And the Jets' offensive line was arguably worse than the Raiders' (3rd highest QB pressure rate) and little was done to improve it, aside from mediocre-at-best guard Dylan Parham, who followed Smith east from Las Vegas. New York did, however, give Smith two first-round targets in Kenyon Sadiq (16th), a 6-foot-3 tight end with 4.4 speed, and Omar Cooper (30th), a slot receiver noted for his after-the-catch playmaking. The development of those two is paramount. Smith's last year in Seattle he was QB14 in fantasy. Last year, he was QB24. If Smith, who turns 36 in October, can just split the difference this year, it will be a success.

Jets Lineup

#7G. Smith

#11B. Zappe

#20B. Hall

B. Allen

#5G. Wilson

#19I. Charles

#15A. Mitchell

#18I. Williams

K. Sadiq

#85M. Taylor

#48L. Krieg

#36C. York