Steve Smith hanging em up
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More often than not I tend to take that L.
That lil dude is a PROBLEM
So glad we dont have to face him no more. He is a old school player. Salute to that breh
So glad we dont have to face him no more. He is a old school player. Salute to that breh
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Collector
Dude never declines his Whole career and that is a great achievement. He has heart of a champ, plays like a warrior and always shows up. Nothing but props for Steve Smith.
KevCo
Bond's gun spoke once....
one of my fav WR to watch.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
ice up son
Hall of Famer
R.E.N. Spells Ren
Veteran
The Steve Smith Post
"Summary
Smith lost prime seasons at age 25 (broken leg), 30 (Delhomme PTSD), and 31 (Clausen/Moore dumpster fire). At age 24, he had a breakout season punctuated by an outstanding postseason. Then, from ages 26 to 29, he was historically excellent whenever he and a halfway respectable quarterback shared the field. At ages 32 and 33, he’s been very productive on run-heavy teams: only Jerry Rice and Don Maynardhave gained more receiving yards at those ages than Smith.
Smith, like Jimmy Smith, may never make the Hall of Fame. But for a very long stretch he was one of the best players in the game, and only bad luck prevented him from having a more remarkable career. When Ronde Barber said that Smith — and not Rice, or Randy Moss, or Calvin Johnson — was the toughest receiver he ever faced, I wasn’t surprised. Smith, in a bigger market and with even halfway decent quarterback play (not to mention being hampered by FoxBall), would be a Hall of Fame lock."
Steve steve' playoff dominance
Steve Smith
"Summary
Smith lost prime seasons at age 25 (broken leg), 30 (Delhomme PTSD), and 31 (Clausen/Moore dumpster fire). At age 24, he had a breakout season punctuated by an outstanding postseason. Then, from ages 26 to 29, he was historically excellent whenever he and a halfway respectable quarterback shared the field. At ages 32 and 33, he’s been very productive on run-heavy teams: only Jerry Rice and Don Maynardhave gained more receiving yards at those ages than Smith.
Smith, like Jimmy Smith, may never make the Hall of Fame. But for a very long stretch he was one of the best players in the game, and only bad luck prevented him from having a more remarkable career. When Ronde Barber said that Smith — and not Rice, or Randy Moss, or Calvin Johnson — was the toughest receiver he ever faced, I wasn’t surprised. Smith, in a bigger market and with even halfway decent quarterback play (not to mention being hampered by FoxBall), would be a Hall of Fame lock."
Steve steve' playoff dominance
Steve Smith
fukk no please don't let that happen:Phins:Absolutely.
He should chase a ring in New England
Thats my Carolina OG Smitty:panthersto:
He made the #PantherPosse proud, they don't make em like that anymore
He made the #PantherPosse proud, they don't make em like that anymore
