It’s alleged to be a quiet time for NFL gamers. Lately, it hasn’t been quiet for Jets quarterback Geno Smith.
In June, police began (then stopped, then began once more) an assault investigation in Florida. More not too long ago, Smith was ticketed for speeding.
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ESPN’s Rich Cimini stated in an look on the Jets Collective podcast that it occurred on July 6 at roughly 11:00 a.m. ET. Per Cimini, police stated Smith was driving 70 miles per hour in a 45 mph zone. Smith was additionally cited for not with the ability to produce a license.
In isolation, and as Cimini stated, it isn’t a giant deal. But Smith is the beginning quarterback of the New York Jets, and there is already an unresolved cloud hanging over him. Anything he does goes to make information.
Cimini hasn’t tweeted about it on his account, and there is not any merchandise on ESPN.com. But he stated it on Jets Collective, and others have picked up on it.
It’s simply one thing else that brings the sort of consideration to Smith and the Jets that they’d absolutely somewhat not have throughout the NFL’s annual sluggish interval.