JackBauer187
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Are we really bringing Steve Smith as a “leader”? That’s adorable? The guy with more assaults on teammates (literally) than anyone. Now that’s a pattern to be concerned about? If not, why? And let’s not pretend he didn’t cheap shot all of them. Stay classy.
If there's one thing fans know about Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith, it's that he's not going to back down from anyone.
Not the biggest guy on the football field, he plays with a chip on his shoulder and is known as one of the biggest trash-talkers around, which has helped him be successful throughout his 14-year NFL career.
Sometimes, though, that intensity gets the best of him, as it has three separate times in fights with teammates.
First breaking practice squad player Anthony Bright's nose during a film session in 2002, then getting into a scuffle with rookie receiver Guilian Gary on the practice field that same year and, finally, breaking the nose of safety Ken Lucas in 2008, Smith has a hat trick of teammate fights.
The last instance led to Smith being suspended for the first two games of the season, even if Lucas did forgive him.
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If there's one thing fans know about Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith, it's that he's not going to back down from anyone.
Not the biggest guy on the football field, he plays with a chip on his shoulder and is known as one of the biggest trash-talkers around, which has helped him be successful throughout his 14-year NFL career.
Sometimes, though, that intensity gets the best of him, as it has three separate times in fights with teammates.
First breaking practice squad player Anthony Bright's nose during a film session in 2002, then getting into a scuffle with rookie receiver Guilian Gary on the practice field that same year and, finally, breaking the nose of safety Ken Lucas in 2008, Smith has a hat trick of teammate fights.
The last instance led to Smith being suspended for the first two games of the season, even if Lucas did forgive him.
When Teammates Attack: The Most Serious Intrasquad Fights
Sports are hell of competitive—and not just between opposing teams, as we've seen instances over the years where guys wearing the same colors have battles that are just as fierce...
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