Jets quarterback Geno Smith says he regrets how recent offseason incidents could be seen as a distraction for the team. Multiple reports describe Smith apologizing for potential distraction after three separate run-ins with Florida police. The quarterback frames his response as an effort to minimize distractions while the Jets work through a turbulent offseason. According to the accounts, the incidents involved interactions with Florida law enforcement, prompting attention beyond football and raising questions about how the situation might affect his role with the organization. The reports characterize the overall offseason as unsettled and note that Smith’s apology is part of addressing the optics surrounding the events. The coverage is consistent that Smith acknowledged the concern that his circumstances could take focus away from the Jets’ offseason activities. Specific details of the police interactions are not expanded in the provided summaries, but the shared theme is Smith’s attempt to take responsibility for how events could be perceived and to reassure that he is focused on football and the team. Both sources describe the apology and the existence of three run-ins as the central points.