Advice: Hold - Geno Smith’s outlook with the Raiders is a bit like ordering a gourmet meal and realizing you're still hungry—there's potential, but you’re not sure if the kitchen is actually open. He’s got the contract of a franchise guy and the confidence of a man who’s seen it all, but unless the Raiders magically grow a consistent offensive line and a defense that can stop a nosebleed, Geno might spend next season perfecting his "aw shucks" shrug while backpedaling for his life. If Vegas drafts a young quarterback, Geno’s job description could quickly expand to include "full-time mentor and human tackling dummy," which is a great way to make millions while quietly updating his real estate license.