Geno Smith, the new quarterback for the Las Vegas Raiders, has a unique advantage as he adjusts to his new team: access to advice from seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady, a minority owner of the Raiders. Smith, who recently signed a $75 million contract extension, expressed his admiration for Brady, having idolized him throughout his career. Speaking at his introductory press conference, Smith shared his excitement about learning from the legendary quarterback after their recent one-on-one meeting, where he gained insight into Brady's work ethic and approach to the game.

Additionally, Smith reunites with his former coach Pete Carroll, with whom he had a successful stint at the Seattle Seahawks. After transitioning from a backup role to a starter in 2022, Smith posted impressive stats, including over 12,000 passing yards and 71 touchdowns, showing that he has the potential to lead the Raiders effectively. With Brady's guidance and Carroll's leadership, Smith aims to elevate the Raiders' performance in the upcoming season.