Raiders' quarterback problem won't be solved by this horrible reunion idea

Kiyoshi Mio-Imagn ImagesAt least in the short term, until they found a viable younger option, Geno Smith was supposed to fix the Las Vegas Raiders' issues at quarterback. In Week 1, he looked like the solution in a victory over the New England Patriots.

But over the last four games, Smith is averaging 203.5 passing yards per game with five touchdowns, eight interceptions and a 68.4 passer rating. If not for garbage time in Week 3 against the Washington Commanders and Week 5 against the Indianapolis Colts, those numbers would be even worse.

Whispers of benching Smith have grown louder, whether that be for a game or two, or wore, permanently. Head coach Pete Carroll is not helping the situation…