Pete Carroll said he remained close with Geno Smith, which helped sow the seeds for the eventual trade with the Seahawks. Here's what he said at Monday's NFL meetings.

One year remains on Geno Smith's contract, but a long-term arrangement is still the Raiders' goal. More at Pro Football Rumors.

Las Vegas Raiders head coach Pete Carroll told reporters on Monday that the team is "working on" a contract extension for the recently acquired QB Geno Smith.

Smith is on an expiring contract and wants an extension. That's a big reason why he moved on from the Seattle Seahawks. The Raiders may have a problem if they can't come to an agreement. According to Tashan Reed of The Athletic,

At the league meetings in Palm Beach Florida Pete Carroll said the Raiders are working on a new deal with GM John Spytek adding they hope to get it done soon.

The Las Vegas Raiders made one of the biggest splashes this offseason when new general manager John Spytek traded a third-round pick for Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith. Because Smith had played for the new Raiders head coach,

The Las Vegas Raiders have the No. 6 pick in the NFL Draft, and it’s not for certain who they’re thinking about taking at that spot. The Raiders already have their quarterback after trading for Geno Smith,

Wilson played under Carroll with the Seahawks from 2012 to 2021, and they led Seattle to a pair of Super Bowl appearances and one championship.

Russell Wilson correctly identified a void in the Giants’ locker room during his Wednesday introductory Zoom press conference: A lack of leadership. A void he intends to fill.

Signing Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston solved the New York Giants’ immediate need for a starting quarterback. They could still draft one for the future. “The face of a franchise is a quarterback,” Giants coach Brian Daboll said Tuesday at the NFL meetings.

They landed Russell Wilson, but not before pursuing Matthew Stafford and Aaron Rodgers. At the NFL’s annual meetings Monday, general manager Joe Schoen sounded content with signing Wilson and Jameis Winston.

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen believes quarterback Russell Wilson will provide both leadership and production to the team this year.

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen attempted to save his job by signing Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston. Not everyone is on board with New York's free agency.

Will his offensive line actually be able to protect Russell Wilson? Yes, the Giants could absolutely draft Shedeur Sanders at No. 3 (if he’s still available). But even if they take Sanders — who had his own issues with pass blocking problems at Colorado — it’s likely they’ll go into the 2025 season with Wilson as their starter.

The Giants signed Russell Wilson ( one year, $10.5 million) and Jameis Winston ( two years, $8 million) in free agency. Considering that each saw significant time as a starter in 2024 for their respective teams;