Geno Smith Injury Update: Raiders QB Suffers Thigh Bruise in Week 10 Loss
The Las Vegas Raiders' quarterback Geno Smith exited a Week 10 primetime game due to an injury but managed to return to the field. Smith's first season with the Raiders has been challenging, yet he has shown improvement in recent weeks.
Recent Performance
In Week 9, Smith led the Raiders in a close overtime loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, connecting with tight end Brock Bowers for three touchdowns. His improved play has made Las Vegas more competitive.
Injury During Week 10 Game
During a "Thursday Night Football" game against the Denver Broncos, Smith experienced an apparent thigh injury. In the fourth quarter, with the Broncos leading 10-7, Smith was tackled and stayed on the ground in pain after being hit near his right knee. He was taken to the medical tent but returned to play, visibly limping and in discomfort.
Details of the Injury
- Smith was close to reaching 100 passing yards during a defensive game.
- On a first down in the fourth quarter, he scrambled before being tackled by Denver's Nik Bonitto.
- After another hit from a Broncos defender, Smith stayed down momentarily but eventually walked to the sideline.
- Backup quarterback Kenny Pickett substituted after Smith left the field briefly.
Smith remained on the ground in some pain after being tackled, then went to the blue medical tent. He returned to the game, but was in noticeable pain and limping around.
Game Outcome
The Raiders lost to the Broncos with a final score of 10-7.
Summary: Geno Smith's injury in Week 10 impacted the Raiders' performance, but his recent form reflects his effort to strengthen the team despite setbacks.
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