Jets reunion: Geno Smith ready to return where it started with 'chip' on shoulder
New York traded for its 2013 second-round pick Tuesday before he could hit the free-agent market.
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Jets reunion: Geno Smith ready to return where it started with 'chip' on shoulder --> Skip to main content Skip to navigation < > Menu ESPN scores Jets reunion: Geno Smith ready to return where it started with 'chip' on shoulder New York Jets 1h Rich Cimini Mike Evans' fit in San Fran? 49ers bring leadership to WR room amid renovation San Francisco 49ers 2d Nick Wagoner Why did the Chiefs sign Kenneth Walker III, and what's next for Kansas City? 3m Nate Taylor, +3 More Dolphins signing Willis to replace Tua: Answering 6 questions 1m Marcel Louis-Jacques, +2 More How the Saints utilized rare clause to get under 2026 salary cap 1m Katherine Terrell Fantasy guide to NFL offseason signings: Can Geno rebound from 2025 in New York? 15h ESPN Fantasy Staff Is the Super Bowl MVP an RB1 in Fantasy? Kenneth Walker III moves to Kansas City Kansas City Chiefs 2d Eric Karabell Super Bowl 2027 on ESPN: Date, location, venue, more details 27d ESPN QB Geno Smith returning to Jets with 'chip' on shoulder Rich Cimini Mar 11, 2026, 06:00 AM ET Close Rich Cimini is a staff writer who covers the New York Jets and the NFL at ESPN. Rich has covered the Jets for over 30 years, joining ESPN in 2010. Rich also hosts the Flight Deck podcast. He previously was a beat writer for the New York Daily News and is a graduate of Syracuse University. Follow on X Multiple Authors Email Print Open Extended Reactions FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- As a 25-year-old, Geno Smith lost his starting job on the New York Jets in the most surreal way -- a punch in the face during a 2015 locker-room dispute with a teammate. He missed several weeks with a fractured jaw , creating an opening for Ryan Fitzpatrick, who responded with a Cinderella season. Eleven years later, Smith is back for one of the most unlikely football reunions ever. Ironically, the Jets are looking to him to deliver a Fitzpatrick-like season. No one got slugged this time, but something is broken -- the Jets' quarterback position. They need something unex...
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