According to multiple reports, Smith stands to make $75 million over the two additional years on the contract. Smith is due $31 million in salary and bonuses in the final year of his current contract.

The Raiders and Smith agreed to a two-year extension Thursday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. Upon getting dealt from Seattle to Las Vegas on March 7, Smith still had one year remaining on ...

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Ronell Smith: CraftWay Kitchen in Plano struggled to stay afloat during COVID lockdowns. Now they, and other businesses, are being hit again by tariffs.

That mash-up of curb-and-gutter issues with culture-war cash is now the norm across North Texas, writes Ronell Smith. The only real question for anyone eyeing local office is not whether partisan ...

ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter believes that the Las Vegas Raiders will not select a quarterback in the 2025 NFL Draft based on Geno Smith's contract details.

Seahawks' Geno Smith: Overcomes turnovers in winSmith completed 26 of 34 pass attempts for 289 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions in Sunday's 24-3 win over the Dolphins. Smith threw a pair ...

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith links up with Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett on a 22-yard strike to the veteran pass-catcher.

Geno Smith is excited to be with the Raiders. The multi-time Pro Bowl quarterback was dealt from the Seahawks to the Raiders. The trade, finalized Friday, saw the Raiders send back a third-rounder ...

As veteran quarterback Geno Smith enters his 12th NFL season, the Seattle Seahawks signal-caller believes he's "still getting better" after two straight Pro Bowl honors.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba must have initially thought that he was having a bad dream after he found out the Seahawks traded Geno Smith.

The Tulane football team is more balanced than North Texas and is more used to winning over the past two years, but will those advantages be enough to overcome a potent offense?