Geno Smith Sees Jets Return as ‘Movie‑Like’ Second Chance
Smith, a second‑round pick in 2013, had a rocky first spell with 34 interceptions and a jaw‑breaking locker‑room incident. After stints with the Seahawks and Raiders, he earned a return to New York, describing it as a “movie‑like” career twist. He thanked God for the opportunity and urged the team to focus on daily improvement.
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Grady Jarrett: I owe Chicago a better year after subpar first season with the Bears
Veteran defensive tackle Grady Jarrett signed a three-year, $43.5 million contract with the Bears last offseason. He didn't give Chicago much of a return on its investment. tr-sport.click
Garrett, who had previously spent 10 seasons with the Falcons, said he's taking good care of his body this offseason and expects to be in great shape in 2026.
"I'm 33 years old now," Jarrett said. "It's exciting to be feeling a lot better this year. I know I owe Chicago a better year and I'm excited to go do that."
Last year Jarrett was a starter for the first three games of the season, but a knee injury forced him to miss the next three games, and after that he was a backup the rest of the way. He said a subpar season gave him an opportunity to reflect on what he can do better going forward.
"I got hurt pretty early in the season, tried to get through it, and had to make some adjustments," Jarrett said. "Toward the end I started playing a lot better as I felt better, but sometimes things happen and there's no reason for it — to me it's like divine intervention, gave me a chance to self-reflect."
Jarrett's self-reflection led him to the honest conclusion that his team needs him to be better, and he expects himself to be better.
Roland Garros: Jódar vs Michelsen Showdown
Rafa Jódar, emerging as a favorite at Roland Garros, faces fellow 21-year-old Alex Michelsen in what promises to be a showcase of tennis's new generation. The Spanish star has enjoyed an impressive breakthrough during this tournament, while Michelsen, despite struggling in the current season, previously reached the fourth round at the 2025 Australian Open.
Both players represent the wave of young talent transforming professional tennis. Michelsen's strong showing in Melbourne earlier this year demonstrated his potential, but Jódar's rapid rise has been particularly notable as he continues his campaign at the prestigious French Grand Slam event.
