As Geno Smith is busy trying to develop chemistry with his new teammates, the Raiders posted a little glimpse of him at work.

MORGANTOWN, West Virginia — According to multiple reports, former West Virginia star quarterback Geno Smith has been traded ...

Former West Virginia University quarterback Geno Smith is a rich man.... again. The Mountaineer great was recently traded to the Las Vegas Raiders, and promptly signed a two-year extension with ...

West Virginia University quarterback Geno Smith was a second-round pick of the New York Jets back in 2013. The 39th overall selection joined a team that was only a few years removed from making an ...

Former West Virginia University start quarterback Geno Smith has been traded, according to ESPN. The report says the Seattle Seahawks traded the Mountaineer great to the Las Vegas Raiders for a ...

Q. When did Geno Smith play for West Virginia University? - + A. Geno Smith attended West Virginia University from 2009 to 2013. He majored in English. He also established himself as one of the ...

When Geno Smith takes the field as the starter in ... While Smith chose to go to West Virginia, they remained in touch. And when Kelly began to coach Smith’s cousin, Jeremiah Smith, as the ...

Kelly tried to recruit Smith to Oregon before he went to West Virginia and he had a pre-draft visit with Kelly when he coached the Philadelphia Eagles in 2013. Also, Smith is cousins with Ohio ...

A little more than a month after hiring their new coach, the Raiders remedied that situation by trading for a quarterback who is close to Carroll’s heart — Geno Smith. The 34-year-old was ...

PALM BEACH, Fla. — There’s a big question hovering over the Las Vegas Raiders: What’s the holdup with Geno Smith? The Raiders officially traded for the veteran quarterback on March 13 ...

The Las Vegas Raiders traded for Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith this offseason and gave him a contract extension three weeks after acquiring him. Smith signed a two-year extension worth a ...

It is one of the more stirring NFL stories. West Virginia University quarterback Geno Smith was a second-round pick of the New York Jets back in 2013. The 39th overall selection joined a team that ...