Smith began his career with the Jets back in 2013, when New York made him a second-round pick at No. 39 overall. He lasted four years in New York, making just 33 appearances and 30 starts. He went 12-18 as the starter, completing only 57.9% of his passes at an average of 6.9 yards per attempt, with 28 touchdowns against 36 interceptions.

Could the return of a New York Jets veteran end the team’s quarterback problems? Recent reports suggest Geno Smith could soon find himself back in green and white. Initially, The Athletic senior writer Zack Rosenblatt spoke on the Flight Plan: A show about the New York Jets podcast.