Dear NFL GMs: 3 reasons why Geno Smith is a GREAT Free-Agent Signing (NYDN)

[Pac]

18 minutes ago, Warfish said:

Thank you.  I think it's generally mutual.

If this is true then consider voting for me in the JN GM thread.  I think I've earned it.

[rammagen]

Did geno's mother write this? where are the parts where he makes the same mistakes over and over? where is the discussion of the forced interceptions, the pick sixes, hanging on to the ball to long.

Seriously this is not about race this about being anything other then successful and not correcting the mistakes you have made. If Geno made team mates better then he would be on a roster, Maybe it is because he thinks the earth is flat? That should tell you about his mentality in itself

[Dunnie]

My worst nightmare  ... even worse than Sanchize making a return.

[Jet9]

The guy would run out of bounds for a sack instead of tossing it away. He stinks. Gimme a break. 

[BurnleyJet]

You have to laugh. Geno Smith is done. 

[Sonny Werblin]

The reason opponents scored 30+ points in Geno's losses is because of Geno's proclivity for costly turnovers. It's not like he was a turnover machine, but if his turnovers weren't deep in his own end, they were usually accompanied by a long run back.

And let's not forget how often he would run OB and give up yards and a sack rather than just throw the ball into the first row.

The guy had ability. But, he was also a bonehead who repeated the same mistakes over and over again. You know, the kind of guy. The ones with over a miillion dollars in the bank who don't realize the importance of paying a debt to a fringe player.

I wish Geno luck. And hopefully he found the wizard of Oz and got himself a brain. But, it's going to take 8 or more solid games before I start believing that he's finally figured things out.