The Indianapolis Colts have been pretty good at interceptions through four games. The team is tied at sixth with four picks. In Week 5, Indy might have a chance at a few more. That is, if Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith continues his current trend.
Smith leads all quarterbacks with seven interceptions this season. At that pace, he would finish with 30, and no one in the Raiders organization wants that to happen. Smith was traded for this offseason to help fix the Vegas offense, and he hasn't.
Instead, his reunion with head coach Pete Carroll (Carroll coached Smith for several seasons in Seattle - two of which Smith started - before Carroll's exit after the 2023 season) has been a sour one.