Geno Smith Injury Update: Raiders QB Status in Week 10 Game
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith sustained an injury during the fourth quarter of the Week 10 game against the Denver Broncos. He was hurt while attempting to scramble, with the injury affecting either his knee or ankle, though no official confirmation has been made.
While Smith is off the field, backup quarterback Kenny Pickett has taken over his role. Below is the timeline of updates regarding Smith's condition during the game:
Injury Timeline and Status Updates
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Initial Injury: Smith struggled to get up after the play, clearly in pain, and went back down as trainers attended to him on the field.
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Walking Off: Smith managed to walk off the field on his own but was noticeably limping and scheduled for further evaluation on the sideline.
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Medical Tent: Smith briefly went into the medical tent and tested his leg on the sideline, indicating he might return to play.
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Questionable to Return: The Raiders later listed Smith as questionable to return, pending possession and game circumstances.
“Smith was able to walk off under his own power, but he was clearly hobbled. He'll get checked out on the sideline.”
“Smith tried to get up after the play, but it was clear he was in a lot of pain and he went back down on the field as trainers rushed out to tend to him.”
Backup Quarterback
Kenny Pickett is currently stepping in at quarterback for the Raiders as Smith recovers.
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Mike Moraitis is a freelance sports writer covering the NFL for Sporting News.
Summary: Raiders QB Geno Smith suffered a lower-body injury in Week 10 but has shown some mobility; his return remains uncertain as backups prepare to step in.