Geno Smith misses Jets' preseason opener against Buccaneers due to foot soreness

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Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Geno Smith misses Jets' preseason opener against Buccaneers due to foot soreness
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New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith will not play in the preseason opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on August 14 due to foot soreness. Despite the team's confidence in Smith's status, citing they would proceed cautiously, rookie Cade Klubnik will start in his place. Head coach Aaron Glenn previously announced that starters would participate in the game. Smith’s absence opens opportunities for Klubnik and two other quarterbacks, Brady Cook and Bailey Zappe, who are in competition for the roster spots. The Jets drafted Klubnik in the fourth round, highlighting his leadership potential following a challenging college career.

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  • Geno Smith out with foot soreness for Friday's game.
  • Cade Klubnik to start at quarterback for the Jets.
  • Brady Cook and Bailey Zappe also expected to play.
  • Head coach Aaron Glenn confirmed starters would play earlier in the week.
  • Klubnik was a fourth-round draft pick from Clemson.
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  • 1:07 AMYahoo SportsNew York Jets Make Sudden Geno Smith Decision Before Buccaneers Game
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Earlier this week, New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn said the starters would play in Friday night’s preseason opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.However, reports surfaced roughly an hour before kickoff about a notable status change involving veteran quarterback Geno Smith.Jets Announce News on SmithNFL Network’s Mike Garafolo first reported that Smith will miss […] The post New York Jets Make Sudden Geno Smith Decision Before Buccaneers Game appeared first on HEAVY.

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