Geno Smith Seahawks contract details: How much will the Seattle Seahawks QB earn after a monster extension?

Seattle Seahawks starting quarterback Geno Smith just put pen to paper on a lucrative deal. Thus, ending the debate about whether the Seahawks will replace him soon. This deal is richly deserved, as Smith helped steady the ship caused by the departure of Russell Wilson and even let the Seahawks on a postseason run.

According to reports, Smith will earn a staggering $105,000,000 over the next three years as a member of the Seahawks. This has completed a remarkable turnaround for the 2022 Comeback Player of the Year. The Seahawks are now all in on the Geno Smith project, and the front office will be looking to reap the benefits of their investment.

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Geno Smith's guaranteed money

It still needs to be determined how much of Smith's deal will be guaranteed, and the full structure of it needs to be reported. However, reports state that Smith will earn $35 million per season, making him the tenth-best-paid QB in the NFL alongside Kirk Cousins.

This contract is the first big one of Smith's ten-year NFL career, with the 2013 second-round pick earning $17,446,078 before inking a deal recently. He has spent most of his career as a journeyman backup QB, but thankfully he took his opportunity last season. The complete details of Smith's new contract will be available in a few days, and we will keep you updated accordingly.

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How much has Geno Smith earned in his NFL career?

Geno Smith has earned $17,446,078 throughout his ten-year NFL career. Smith started his career as a rookie shot caller for the New York Jets and signed a four-year, $5,019,603 contract with the Green team of New York.

Following his spell with the Jets, he moved across the city to the Giants, earning $1,200,000 for one sole season. His contract also included $300,000 total guarantees.

The next stop for Smith was the Los Angeles Chargers, where he once again served as a backup quarterback for the NFL franchise. He was signed to a one-year, $1,000,000 prove-it deal. His contract included a $200,000 signing bonus. Smith never got the chance to compete for the starting job at the Chargers, and he departed after appearing in a paltry five games.

Following his spell with the Chargers, Smith was signed as a backup for Russell Wilson at the Seattle Seahawks. He was signed to a regular one-season deal with the Seahawks, eventually earning $10,230,000 over four seasons. Smith's best season with the Seahawks was the 2022 NFL season, which saw him become a Pro Bowler for the first time in his career. Following the season's conclusion, Smith was signed to a three-year deal worth $105,000,000.