The Las Vegas Raiders' quarterback, Geno Smith, exited the Week 10 primetime game against the Denver Broncos with an injury but was able to return briefly despite visible pain.
Geno Smith's first season with the Raiders has seen challenges, though his recent performances have improved the team's competitiveness. In Week 9, Smith led the Raiders in a close overtime loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, throwing three touchdowns to tight end Brock Bowers.
In the "Thursday Night Football" matchup, Smith was nearing 100 passing yards in a low-scoring game. Early in the fourth quarter, with the Broncos leading 10-7, Smith scrambled on first down but was tackled by Denver's Nik Bonitto near his right knee. After another hit, Smith stayed down on the field in pain.
He walked off to the sideline but was limping noticeably when returning to play. Backup quarterback Kenny Pickett entered the game following Smith's injury exit.
"Smith remained on the ground in some pain after being tackled, then went to the blue medical tent. He returned to the game, but was in noticeable pain and limping around."
The Raiders ultimately lost to the Broncos 10-7 in a defensive struggle that highlighted Smith's resilience despite injury setbacks.
Despite a promising start to the season, Geno Smith's injury in Week 10 tested his durability, reflecting both challenges and determination in the Raiders' campaign.
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