While Smith acknowledges his future with the Seahawks is far from certain, he’s certain Seattle is on the right track back to contention.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald emphasized his support of quarterback Geno Smith starting for the team in 2025.

While Geno Smith might not reside in the elite tier of quarterbacks in the NFL, it doesn't mean that the Seahawks wouldn't be well served to bring him back.

Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald expanded on his decision to fire offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb, and threw his support behind quarterback Geno Smith during his season-ending press conference on Tuesday.

Thanks to the structure of the three-year contract extension he signed, Smith stands to make up to $6 million in bonuses based on what happens in this one game. Here's how it breaks down, according to Jack MaGruder at Forbes. - Season completion rate over 69.755%: $2 million payout

The Seattle Seahawks' 30-25 win over the Los Angeles Rams was potentially a lucrative day at the office for quarterback Geno Smith. Smith finished

The Seattle Seahawks, who have already been eliminated from postseason contention, have little to play for against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday in their last game of the regular season.

Additionally, quarterback Geno Smith is playing to earn himself some serious bonus money. Smith’s season has been a roller coaster. He has helped guide the Seahawks to a third-consecutive winning season, but untimely turnovers (both his fault and not) contributed to Seattle’s inconsistent offense this year.

After last night's game, the Amazon broadcast welcomed Sports Illustrated NFL insider Albert Breer, who shared some insight on what to expect this coming offseason.

Geno Smith's contract with the Seattle Seahawks runs through the 2025 season, but his head coach wants him as the team's quarterback beyond just one