Though the Las Vegas Raiders have yet to sign quarterback Geno Smith to a contract extension, he's likely to be the team's starting quarterback for at least two to three seasons. However, he's already 34 so age has to be a bit of a concern for the team.

The Las Vegas Raiders addressed the quarterback position with a major move this offseason, as the team acquired Geno Smith from the Seattle Seahawks. Smith has been one of the most productive pocket passers in football over the last few years and revived his career in Seattle.

Quarterback Geno Smith was acquired by the Raiders from the Seattle Seahawks for a third-round pick, reuniting him with new Raiders coach Pete Carroll.