The West Virginia Mountaineers were in good hands back in 2009-2012 when Geno Smith was their quarterback. During his time in Morgantown, Smith passed for 11,662 passing yards, 98 touchdowns, just 21 interceptions, and completed 67.4% of his passes in his career.
There are two Geno Smith's . The resurgent quarterback who waited his turn, a turn that seemed like it would never come, taking an opportunity to replace a franchise legend in a multi-year adventure that has secured him career earnings that will exceed $150 million.
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The NFL finalized the rosters for this year's Pro Bowl on Tuesday and former West Virginia quarterback Geno Smith made the NFC roster, filling in as a replacement for Rams QB Matthew Stafford.
(Nick Farabaugh, Steelers Now) The Steelers’ quarterback situation moving forward is anyone’s best guess. Kenny Pickett might get a crack, but the swerve that could be thrown in is if a proven option the team likes becomes available.
The Steelers’ quarterback situation moving forward is anyone’s best guess. Kenny Pickett might get a crack, but the swerve that could be thrown in is if a proven option the team likes becomes available.
The coordinator job in college football is usually a temporary one. If you are good, you quickly get scooped up for bigger jobs. If you are great, you end up with a head coaching job somewhere.