Aaron Glenn's clock management gaffe in Week 2 showed no faith in quarterback Geno Smith.

For much of Sunday afternoon, it seemed like Geno Smith might have an unexpectedly solid return to MetLife Stadium as the Jets quarterback.

Smith gets Green Bay at home, 27th among quarterbacks in PFN’s Week 2 rankings after completing north of 79% of his passes in the easy win over the Titans. He accounted for exactly zero touchdowns in that spot,

Jets QB Geno Smith completed 19 of his 24 passes and finished with 215 yards

Welcome back, Geno. Geno Smith delivered a strong performance in his first start for the Jets in 10 years and, in the process, has Jets fans dreaming about what could be. Smith was accurate throughout Sunday’s 23-10 win over the Titans and managed the offense.

Geno Smith was sacked a league-high 55 times in 15 starts for the Raiders last season, but he had a far different experience with the Jets on Sunday.

Geno Smith will step onto the field for the New York Jets in Tennessee on Sunday as a symbol of perseverance and redemption.

Geno Smith said he's "honored" to be back with the Jets, and while he's a great leader, he still must avoid one trend to make his return a success in 2026.

Geno Smith completed 27-of-41 passes for 247 yards and a touchdown in a 20-17, Week 2 loss to the Packers. The Jets weren’t able to make many big plays in this one. Geno’s longest completion was a 43-yard connection to Breece Hall that Hall caught three yards beyond the line of scrimmage and did the rest.