Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith took a scary knee injury at Sunday Night Football, and the team has a big update: it appears "structurally" okay but he is not yet cleared for the rest of the season.

Seattle Seahawks starting quarterback Geno Smith suffered a knee injury in a blowout Week 15 primetime defeat to the Green Bay Packers. Smith exited the contest and was replaced by backup signal caller Sam Howell. Howell was ineffective, completing five-of-14 passing attempts for 24 yards and an interception.

Alexander Mattison is expected to start for the Raiders in Week 18 against the Chargers, with Ameer Abdullah (foot) listed as doubtful. That makes Mattison a sleeper in all leagues, and he's worth using as a No.

Smith is a hard-nosed, tough quarterback. If he’s medically cleared, there’s no doubt he’ll be campaigning to play versus the Vikings. With the postseason now at risk, the Seahawks need their starting QB now more than ever.

Former West Virginia quarterback Geno Smith has maybe the most to play for today, as he can earn up to as much as $6 million in incentives. What has to happen for Smith to cash in

Some want Geno Smith to hit three reachable incentives today and collect $6 million. Others have seen enough and would rather Seahawks owner Jody Allen keep her cash. Smith has three incentives that are reachable today.

Even though the playoffs are out of reach, a lot is on the line for quarterback Geno Smith on Sunday when the Seahawks play the Rams in Inglewood, California. Specifically, Smith can reach a few statistical milestones: • He can become the 19th quarterback in NFL history to finish a season with a completion percentage of 70% or better.

There are a lot of good vibes surrounding the game from the Seahawks' end, but there might not be anyone more amped for the game than quarterback Geno Smith. "Big game. Shoot, I can't wait. I enjoy playing football.