Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich says QB Geno Smith is a ‘perfect’ fit
- New York Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich said Wednesday that quarterback Geno Smith fits the team's rebuild perfectly, praising his "resilience" and "toughness."
- Following a 3-14 season in 2025, the Jets committed to a major roster overhaul, with Reich reuniting with head coach Aaron Glenn to lead the turnaround.
- Smith, originally drafted by the Jets in 2013, served as a backup under Ryan Fitzpatrick in 2015 and 2016 before stints with the Giants, Chargers, Seahawks and Raiders.
- Smith succeeds Justin Fields, who was traded to Kansas City in March, while the Jets also drafted rookie quarterback Cade Klubnik in the fourth round.
- Reich expressed confidence in Smith's development, stating, "We're getting the best version of who he is," and that "his best football's ahead of him.
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Jets feel Geno Smith is the 'perfect' fit for the offense
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