Geno Smith "hates" the fact that he created a potential "distraction" for Jets
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Key Points:
- Quarterback Geno Smith, in his second stint with the Jets, was involved in an off-field incident that led to a police investigation, which is currently inactive but could be reopened if new evidence emerges.
- In his first press conference since the incident, Smith expressed regret for causing a distraction to his team and emphasized his desire to move forward.
- Smith discussed the situation with Jets coach Aaron Glenn, General Manager Darren Mougey, and team leaders, though he did not provide details of those conversations.
- The police report indicated multiple altercations between Smith and the accuser, with Smith alleging an attempted theft of $20 million in watches and jewelry during the dispute.
