Geno Smith (via X)
Geno Smith is among the more well-known names in the NFL, especially after winning Comeback Player of the Year in 2022 following a career resurgence with the Seahawks. That came just the season after the Russel Wilson trade, and no one knew the future in Seattle.
Since that Wilson trade, Geno has been the starter in Seattle and is in his sixth season as a Seahawk. Smith has been a starter for 3 seasons, including this year, and has thrown for 11,500 yards and over 60 touchdowns.
Smith has been to a few franchises’ QB rooms since joining the league in 2013. After being drafted by the New York Jets, he would spend four seasons in the Big Apple before making stops on the Giants’ and Chargers’ rosters.
As of yesterday’s loss to the Minnesota Vikings, the Seahawks currently sit second in the NFC West behind the Los Angeles Rams and are fighting for a playoff spot. It seemed as though Geno’s nerves hit a high during yesterday’s game as he seemed to get into it with a fan.
Geno Smith vs a fan
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Geno Smith Gets Into Heated Argument With Seahawks Fan
In the video, a fan looks like he’s trying to intimidate the Seahawks quarterback while the signal caller shouts back from the sideline. Smith is angry. However, what is being said in the clip is unclear.
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Before things get too heated, coaches can be seen coming in to push Smith back toward the field so that he can pay attention to the game. The camera then pans over to the fan, who looks as though he is about to walk away.
While it is unclear whether or not Geno will be at the helm of the Seahawk’s offense in 2025, the reaction from the fans says it all. It looks as though no one was trying to stop the fan from yelling at his team’s quarterback, and the writing is on the wall in Seattle, for the fanbase at least.
VIDEO: Social Media Noticed Something Strange About Seahawks Star Dre’Mont Jones’ SNF Player Intro
Dre’Mont Jones (Photo via NBC Sports)
NFL fans are in stitches over Dre’Mont Jones’ hilarious ‘Sunday Night Football’ player intro that was seemingly cut off on the NBC broadcast.
For every ‘Sunday Night Football’ broadcast, NBC has the offensive and defensive starters on both teams introduce themselves with the college that they attended. Dre’Mont Jones, like several ex-Ohio State Buckeye stars, began his intro with “THE.”
Usually, Buckeye products will say, “The Ohio State University.” But it appears here that Jones’ SNF player intro was cut off after he uttered the first word:
Social media had some interesting reactions to Dre’Mont Jones’ SNF intro, with at least a few people thinking that the NBC producers may have cut him off before he could say, “Ohio State:
“Dre’Mont Jones intro didn’t go as planned,” wrote another.
“Anybody else see the broadcast cut off Dre’Mont Jones when he started to say, “THE O…” cut to the next guy,” asked another.
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“That was some intro by Dre’Mont Jones,” a fan wrote.
“So glad someone else caught it,” an observed said
“THE” – Dre’mont Jones,” wrote another.
“They did Dremont Jones dirty,” a fan claimed.
“Dre’Mont Jones, THE- 🗣️🗣️🗣️,” wrote another.
“My favorite college,” joked a fan.
According to the Ohio State library website, folks began referring to the school as “The Ohio State University” to prevent confusion with Oklahoma State University and Oregon State University, which also carry the “OSU” abbreviations.
The 27-year-old Jones played at Ohio State from 2015 to 2018, earning First-team All-Big Ten honors in 2018. He played for the Denver Broncos from 2019 to 2022 before signing with the Seahawks last year.
Dre’Mont Jones Is Having A Strong Season For Seahawks
Jones has been a key performer on Seattle’s defense under first-year head coach Mike Macdonald, posting four sacks and a forced fumble through 13 games. He needs just three more sacks to set a new career high, having posted 6.5 in 2020 and 2022.
