Geno Smith Injured as Raiders Lose to Broncos
The Las Vegas Raiders suffered a setback when quarterback Geno Smith was injured during their 10-7 loss to the Denver Broncos on November 5. Smith finished the game with 143 passing yards and one interception.
Injury Details
Smith was hurt on the first play of the fourth quarter while attempting to evade Broncos defender Nik Bonitto. He managed to stay upright for a few yards before falling to the ground, where Malcolm Roach landed on him. Smith briefly left the game and was replaced by Kenny Pickett, then returned but was eventually ruled questionable due to a left quad injury.
Game Summary
- The Raiders totaled only 188 offensive yards, struggling throughout the night.
- Denver's offense produced 220 yards.
- Will Lutz's crucial second-half field goal secured the Broncos' victory.
- Las Vegas now holds a disappointing 2-7 record for the season.
"The 35-year-old managed to keep his balance a few more yards before stumbling to the ground, where Malcolm Roach fell on Smith."
The loss and Smith’s injury add to the challenges the Raiders face this season.
Summary: Geno Smith’s quad injury during a low-scoring game worsened the Raiders’ tough season as they fell to the Broncos 10-7, marking their seventh loss in nine games.