Geno Smith Injury Update: Week 10 Game vs. Denver Broncos
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith sustained an injury in the fourth quarter of their Week 10 matchup against the Denver Broncos. The injury occurred during a scramble, with indications pointing to a possible knee or ankle issue, though no official confirmation has been released.
While Smith was sidelined for evaluation, backup quarterback Kenny Pickett took over on the field. The Raiders have labeled Smith as questionable to return after he attempted to continue playing despite the injury.
In-Game Developments
- Smith was seen walking off the field under his own power but appeared clearly hobbling.
- He tested the affected leg on the sideline and showed signs that he might re-enter the game if the Raiders regain possession.
- Initial attempts to stand after the injury showed significant pain, prompting medical staff to attend to him immediately.
"Smith was able to walk off under his own power, but he was clearly hobbled. He'll get checked out on the sideline."
"Smith has emerged from the medical tent and is testing out his leg on the sideline. It looks like he might get back in."
Further updates on Smith’s status will be provided as more information becomes available.
By Mike Moraitis, Freelance NFL Writer for Sporting News
Summary: Geno Smith suffered a knee or ankle injury late in the Raiders' Week 10 game, remains questionable to return after trying to play through the pain, with final updates pending.
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