FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- The broad analysis before last year's draft -- from potent throwing arm and upside to ego-driven, coach-killer, selfish team cancer -- was staggering goo for Geno Smith. He did not step in it. He did not accept it.
But if you said stubborn then and now, well, that sticks.
"It's there," said Smith recently, a year after he was the second quarterback drafted, the 39th player selected. A year after he started all 16 games for the New York Jets as a rookie and finished 8-8...