Geno Smith Injury Update: Week 10 Game vs. Denver Broncos
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith suffered an injury in the fourth quarter during the Week 10 matchup against the Denver Broncos. The exact nature of the injury is currently unclear but appears to involve his knee or ankle.
Injury Details and Immediate Impact
Smith was hurt while attempting to scramble. After the play, he tried to stand but was visibly in pain and went back down. Trainers quickly attended to him on the field. Despite the discomfort, Smith managed to walk off under his own power, though he was noticeably limping.
"Smith was able to walk off under his own power, but he was clearly hobbled. He'll get checked out on the sideline."
Backup Quarterback Takes Over
While Smith is sidelined for evaluation, backup quarterback Kenny Pickett has entered the game to take over play.
Updates on Smith's Status
- Smith emerged from the medical tent and tested his leg on the sideline, suggesting a possible return.
- The Raiders have designated Smith as questionable to return and are awaiting an opportunity if the Raiders regain possession.
"The Raiders now say Smith is questionable to return to the game after he tried to gut it out."
Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available during the game.
Author
Mike Moraitis is a freelance NFL writer for Sporting News.
Summary
Raiders QB Geno Smith sustained a knee or ankle injury late in Week 10 but remains a possible return, with backup Kenny Pickett ready to play if needed.