Geno Smith misses Saturday meetings prior to awful day

AP

Geno Smith is officially not having a good month.

After being fined for cursing at a fan earlier in the week, the Jets quarterback missed Saturday’s positional meeting before playing disastrously in Sunday’s 31-0 loss to the Chargers.

According to Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News, Smith’s absence was noted by teammates, who were not pleased.

A team spokesperson tells PFT that Smith’s mistake was an honest one, and that he had never missed a meeting previously. He got the time confused and arrived five to 10 minutes after the meetings ended, and then caught up the information covered with offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg and quarterbacks coach David Lee.

Either way, he looked unprepared when the game started, completing 4-of-12 passes for 27 yards and an interception, a ridiculous 7.6 passer rating.

“It was definitely a pathetic showing on my part,” Smith said. “I didn’t help out at any point of the game. . . . So what I’m going to do is look myself in the mirror.”

Jets coach Rex Ryan has already said Smith would start next week against the Broncos, but some serious reflection would be in order.

A watch might help as well.

15 responses to “Geno Smith misses Saturday meetings prior to awful day

  1. Another story said he got confused by the time change. What was his Wonderlic score?

  2. Some guys shine in adversity, some guys turtle up. Geno is a turtle. Fantastic pick Jets. There’s a reason nobody touched him in the 1st rd.

  3. “It was definitely a pathetic showing on my part,” Smith said. “I didn’t help out at any point of the game. . . . So what I’m going to do is look myself in the mirror.”

    Brace yourself, Geno. You’re not going to like what you see.

  4. Geno Smith misses Saturday meetings prior to awful day
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    Rex is a complete idiot for still starting him after missing the meeting..

  5. It amazes me how year after year after year a team takes a player that has enough questions that the media, the public and the other teams say “this is a project at best” and act like they know more than EVERYONE else just to watch it go up in flames.

    My team does it just like most other teams and the “see we were right” moments with these players are so few and far between it’s amazing and frustrating it even happens anymore.

  6. Once drafted, the predictions for Geno Smith were emphatically divided with many expecting him to be an utter failure. He has exceeded those expectations. Emphatically.

  7. ” So what I’m going to do is look myself in the mirror.”…….and you will see “stupid is as stupid does”

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