The Seahawks' first season game is against the Broncos on Monday night. Geno Smith, a former backup to Russell Wilson, gets the ball for the home team.
Smith, a part-time starter since 2014, is expected to accomplish what, according to Seattle's head coach Pete Carroll?
Carroll told reporters on Monday, "I expect him to be pretty solid." "I anticipate him running the offense precisely as he has thus far. He seems to have a lot of experience. He has been around for a while. He will handle it with poise and authority. And during our time together in this camp, he has witnessed many of the glances. He is now ready to leave. I anticipate him to perform well.
When Wilson was hurt last year, Smith performed well. If Smith has a poor season, Drew Lock will be given the responsibility.
Carroll has made it apparent that Smith and Lock are still in a competitive relationship. Too frequently, the quarterback contest winner simply receives the honor of being the first player to be benched. The lock might get closer to playing if Smith loses to Wilson on Monday night.
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