GM John Schneider thought he could resolve DK Metcalf's trade request, while it was "pretty evident" Geno Smith and Seattle were far apart.

As part of the trade terms, Las Vegas will send the Seahawks a third-round selection (92nd overall) in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Though the Las Vegas Raiders traded for Geno Smith nearly a week ago, the deal wasn't able to officially go through until the new league year started on March 12. Now that the date has finally gotten here, the Raiders can start celebrating their new quarterback.

Film shows how Smith overcame terrible pass protection in Seattle and that can still make all the throws at 34 years old.

Six days ago, the Seahawks and Raiders surprised the NFL world with a deal that will send quarterback Geno Smith from Seattle to Las Vegas. On Thursday, a day after the window opened for trades to happen,

Find in the answer at QB is a good news in and of itself for the Raiders. But avoiding the Aaron Rodgers circus is an underrated bonus.

Thursday morning the Raiders made official several previously reported free agent additions along with the trade to acquire QB Geno Smith from Seattle

There is no question the Las Vegas Raiders can win games behind quarterback Geno Smith. He did it for the Seattle Seahawks, going 28-24 in five seasons and notching a playoff berth in 2022 with quality wide receivers like DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett.

Geno Smith is a Raider. Las Vegas made their acquisition of Smith official on Thursday after they traded a third round pick for the former Mountaineer last week. Seattle trading Smith came following continuous comments from Seahawks general manager John Schneider about Smith being his starter.

The Las Vegas Raiders are reportedly planning to renegotiate Geno Smith’s contract, moving beyond the terms established by the Seattle

The Raiders introduced a handful of their new players on Thursday at their Henderson practice facility. Additions this offseason include guard Alex Cappa, safeties Jeremy Chinn and Lonnie Johnson Jr.,