Geno Smith has been a bargain for the Seahawks over the years, and his play since replacing Russell Wilson means, as receiver DK Metcalf insists, he's no longer underrated.

Smith struggled with playing through injury in 2023. His numbers slightly regressed as a result, but he still owned a 20:9 TD:INT ratio and went 8-7 as a starter. The Seahawks parted ways with head coach Pete Carroll and offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, replacing them with Mike Macdonald and Ryan Grubb.

The Seattle Seahawks have a quality signal caller leading their offense, and he does not get the proper respect he deserves. We are going on Year 3 of the Geno Smith era in Seattle, and the Seahawks starter routinely proves he is not just a capable quarterback,

“That was a heck of a performance, man,” Seattle coach Mike Macdonald said Monday. “Just like Geno, there’s a little chip on his shoulder. I like it, because they just keep sleeping on this guy. He played at a super high level, so he deserves all the credit he’s getting right now.”

Seattle Seahawks starting quarterback Geno Smith put forth one of the better performances of his career in Sunday's 23-20 Week 2 overtime victory over the New England Patriots. Smith completed 33-of-44 passing attempts for 327 yards and one touchdown.

Through Week 2, there are very few quarterbacks playing better than Seahawks' Geno Smith. The numbers prove it.

The Seattle Seahawks improved to 2-0 on the season with a Week Two victory over the Patriots in New England. Quarterback Geno Smith played well and was fired up after the Seahawks overtime win. Seattle’s signal caller dropped back to throw 44 times against New England,