The Las Vegas Raiders have one last thing on the docket that needs to be done before they head into the 2025 NFL Draft. They got Maxx Crosby his very deserved contract extension, but now they need to get Geno Smith,

Las Vegas Raiders head coach Pete Carroll told reporters on Monday that the team is "working on" a contract extension for the recently acquired QB Geno Smith.

After being acquired from the Seattle Seahawks and reuniting with head coach Pete Carroll, veteran quarterback Geno Smith could be getting closer to receiving the payday he's been seeking.

Smith is on an expiring contract and wants an extension. That's a big reason why he moved on from the Seattle Seahawks. The Raiders may have a problem if they can't come to an agreement. According to Tashan Reed of The Athletic,

At the league meetings in Palm Beach Florida Pete Carroll said the Raiders are working on a new deal with GM John Spytek adding they hope to get it done soon.

The Las Vegas Raiders made one of the biggest splashes this offseason when new general manager John Spytek traded a third-round pick for Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith. Because Smith had played for the new Raiders head coach,