The Las Vegas Raiders and quarterback Geno Smith (34) agreed to a two-year contract extension on Thursday that's worth $75 million, according to multiple reports.
The new deal includes $66.5 million guaranteed. Smith can make up to $85.5 million with specific incentives.
The veteran quarterback, who had one year and $31 million left on the contract that he originally signed with the Seattle Seahawks, will now be under contract for the Raiders through the 2027 season.
Las Vegas originally acquired Smith in a trade this offseason by sending a 2025 third-round pick to Seattle.
Smith is coming off a career year for the Seahawks in which he was fourth in the league in both passing yards (4,320) and completion percentage (70.4) for quarterbacks with over 500 passing attempts.