In his 12th NFL season, 33-year-old former Miramar High star Geno Smith, after some front-end-of-his-career struggles, has put together a fine run in Seattle.

Smith has picked up 35.7 fantasy points in his two games this year. He has completed 51 of 69 passes for 498 yards, throwing for two touchdowns with one interception, and has run for 38 yards on nine carries tacking on one TD.

Seattle Seahawks starting quarterback Geno Smith is thriving under the tutelage of new offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb. Smith completed 33 passes for 327 yards and one touchdown in a Week 2 overtime victory over the New England Patriots.

Player prop betting options will be available for Geno Smith ahead of Sunday’s NFL action at 4:05 PM ET live on CBS. Smith’s Seattle Seahawks (2-0) and the Miami Dolphins (1-1) meet in

Geno Smith has been a bargain for the Seahawks over the years, and his play since replacing Russell Wilson means, as receiver DK Metcalf insists, he's no longer underrated.

The Seattle Seahawks have a quality signal caller leading their offense, and he does not get the proper respect he deserves. We are going on Year 3 of the Geno Smith era in Seattle, and the Seahawks starter routinely proves he is not just a capable quarterback,

Through Week 2, there are very few quarterbacks playing better than Seahawks' Geno Smith. The numbers prove it.

At one point this summer, Geno Smith’s representatives reached out to the Seattle Seahawks wondering if they wanted to start discussions on a contract extension. Understandably, the Seahawks wanted to wait.

Smith had two receivers surpass 100 receiving yards (DK Metcalf, 129, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba 117). Metcalf dropped two passes, but Smith still targeted him 14 times. Smith-Njigba saw a game-high 16 targets. With Tyler Lockett playing through an injury, it was Seattle’s other two receivers that handled the volume.

Setting a new career-high for completions and throwing for over 320 yards, Geno Smith led the Seahawks to a thrilling overtime win in Foxboro.