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Geno Smith’s conservative passing is holding the Jets back, and Sunday’s loss to Chicago offered more proof that something is seriously wrong.

Writer Michael Carmella criticizes New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith's overly cautious approach following a Week 4 loss to the Chicago Bears. Despite running back Braelon Allen averaging 4.2 yards per carry, Smith completed just eight of 15 passes, targeting first reads or checkdowns on 12 attempts and failing to attack downfield effectively.
Carmella argues that Smith's reluctance to push the ball downfield is frustrating offensive coordinator Frank Reich, noting Smith ranks 27th in intended air yards. Although Smith later connected with Isaiah Williams on a 58-yard touchdown, the Bears sealed the win with an 18-play drive.
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