FLORHAM PARK, N.J. - Geno Smith has been here before. As a former second-round pick from West Virginia, Smith was expected to be the next "savior" of the organization following the failings of the Mark Sanchez era. It didn't work out in the way he hoped. Two years in, and Smith's status as a starter was gone. His standing with the team lasted another two years before he was shipped out to begin a journeyman-like career that has taken the now 35-year-old to a backup, a starter, and a Pro Bowl player. A decade after his last start for Gang Green, Smith is back and leading the Jets into the future of the 2026 campaign. Gone is the wide-eyed, big-armed signal-caller who got into a fight with a teammate in the locker room. The Smith that stands before the Jets is a well-liked veteran and leader. One that his teammates can't help but pull for.…