It's abundantly clear that the main selling point for former Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith going to the Las Vegas Raiders was his relationship with new head coach Pete Carroll, who previously helped revive his career in the Emerald City.

The Raiders are in their second weeks of OTAs, and Smith has already made quite the impression on new offensive coordinator Chip Kelly. As he's gotten to know Smith, Kelly says the new Raiders quarterback brings valuable insights to the offense, much like another assistant coach.

This offseason the Raiders and Seahawks made a deal. The Raiders got Geno Smith from the Seahawks in exchange for a late third round pick (92 overall). In so doing, Pete Carroll was reunited with Smith who had been in his system for five years and his full time starting QB for the final two,