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The New York Jets should feel better about landing Geno Smith instead of Tanner McKee after he was benched by the Philadelphia Eagles.

Mike Luciano argues that the Philadelphia Eagles benching quarterback Tanner McKee validates the New York Jets' decision to avoid trading for him. McKee went 0-3 as a starter with two touchdowns and two interceptions while replacing the injured Jalen Hurts. Following those struggles, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni announced that Joe Milton will take over as the starting quarterback against the New York Giants.
Luciano emphasizes that the Jets made the right choice by retaining veteran Geno Smith instead of targeting McKee. Smith currently ranks sixth in the NFL in passer rating, giving the Jets stability and potentially shaping their quarterback strategy for the 2027 season under head coach Aaron Glenn.
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