How much will Geno Smith's finish to 2024 impact his future with the Seattle Seahawks? Michael Bumpus, Stacy Rost and Curtis Rogers discuss.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith plans to play this week against the Minnesota Vikings despite the right knee injury that kept him from finishing the team's loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night.

Geno Smith's knee injury forced him out of action Sunday night and appeared serious enough to cause legitimate concern entering Week 16. As time has passed, though, things have taken a turn toward optimism.

Geno Smith says he’s ready to play on Sunday. That’s good news for the Seattle Seahawks, who will try to take another step toward securing a playoff berth when they host the red-hot Minnesota Vikings at Lumen Field on Sunday.

The Seahawks three big injury concerns will not keep them from playing the Vikings Sunday. But how limited will Smith be?

The Seattle Seahawks struggled mightily against the Green Bay Packers to start Sunday night's Week 15 showdown, falling behind 20-3 before halftime en route to a 30-13 loss. They also lost their starting quarterback in the second half,

Smith is a hard-nosed, tough quarterback. If he’s medically cleared, there’s no doubt he’ll be campaigning to play versus the Vikings. With the postseason now at risk, the Seahawks need their starting QB now more than ever.

Geno Smith is hurt, and Sam Howell struggled in relief, but it might not matter who plays if the Seahawks can't ease the burden on the QB.

Seahawks QB Geno Smith said his injured knee is "getting better every day," and that he's expecting to play against the Vikings: “Looking forward to Sunday."

Geno Smith and the Seattle Seahawks got some encouraging news a day after a dispiriting loss to the Green Bay Packers.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith is planning to start for the team in Week 16 against the Minnesota Vikings despite his knee injury.