Raiders Quarterback Geno Smith Injured as Team Struggles Continue
The Raiders faced another setback on Thursday night, losing 10-7 to the Broncos and witnessing quarterback Geno Smith leave the game due to injury.
Details of the Injury
Smith, who finished the game with 143 passing yards and one interception, was hurt on the first play of the fourth quarter. Attempting to evade Denver linebacker Nik Bonitto, Smith’s right knee was struck. He stumbled awkwardly before falling and being landed on by Malcolm Roach.
“Smith was briefly replaced by Kenny Pickett before returning, but soon after was considered questionable to continue due to a left quad issue.”
Additional Raiders Injuries
- Guards Dylan Parham and Jackson Powers-Johnson both exited with ankle injuries.
- Jackson Powers-Johnson is expected to be sidelined for a prolonged period, as confirmed by coach Pete Carroll.
Offensive Struggles and Season Record
The Raiders’ offense had a tough night, managing only 188 total yards. With the loss, Las Vegas falls to a 2-7 record this season.
“It was a brutal night for the Raiders' offense, producing just 188 yards and resulting in a 10-7 loss.”
Author’s summary: Geno Smith’s injury and multiple offensive setbacks highlight the mounting challenges for the Raiders, now struggling with a disappointing 2-7 season record.