Las Vegas, Nev. — Raiders quarterback Geno Smith delivered a strong performance, throwing four touchdowns and nearly 300 yards despite a loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Up next, Las Vegas faces the Denver Broncos on Thursday Night Football, relying on Smith’s consistency as the team adapts to changes in its lineup.
Following the recent trade of wide receiver Jakobi Meyers shortly before the deadline, Smith shared his perspective during a media session.
"That's important. I mean, there's a great pass rush on every single defense in the NFL. Protecting our guys up front by getting the ball out quickly is very important. Our receivers running routes and getting to their spots, along with accuracy and rhythm in passing, help us perform at our best."
"Jakobi [Meyers] is a hardworking guy who knows the game inside and out. He was a valuable asset for our offense, and I really appreciated my time playing with him."
The Raiders now prepare to meet the Denver Broncos on a short week, aiming to rebound from the recent loss while finding new balance in their offensive approach.
Geno Smith remains focused on discipline and execution as the Raiders move forward without Jakobi Meyers, emphasizing timing and teamwork in their offensive rhythm.