With a pivotal offseason looming, the Seattle Seahawks have to make a decision on the long-term future of Pro Bowl quarterback Geno Smith.

The 34-year-old Smith is entering the final season of a three-year, $75 million contract extension he signed in 2023. Per OvertheCap.com, trading or cutting Smith would carry a $13.5 million dead money charge but save Seattle a whopping $31 million against the salary cap.

If Seattle GM John Schneider explores the trade market for Geno Smith, he should have no problem finding several interested suitors. With 12,226 passing yards and 71 passing touchdowns over the last three years, the two-time Pro Bowler has shown that he can play at an above-average level.

The New York Giants stand out as a logical landing spot for Smith, who spent the 2017 season as Eli Manning’s backup. You may recall that Smith got a start over Manning late in the year, ending the latter’s consecutive starts streak at 210.