I always seen similarities faxxxxx

Great description

Great comparison

Height wise but I see more similarities with t.o and A.I

He also ran a 4.3 and was built like a tank. A little more than just heart.

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@@broneeee ewww

AB

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I agree 100% and then some. He was simply incredible. I wouldn't part with an autographed #89 for 100 million dollars. Truly I wouldn't. My favorite player of all time. Beyond a shadow of a doubt. His ability. The way he played the game and most importantly the pure heart he showed every single game. He'll never be replaced in Carolina. It is also a crime he didn't finish with us. Only a fool wouldn't do everything they could to keep him happy and in our colors.

To me and for me, he’s very clearly the pound for pound greatest receiver ever and it’s not close. He left money on the table his rookie year because some teams were afraid to draft him thinking he’d be a menace in the locker room too 😅

He us a FBHOFE'r for sure in my book and anyone that knows a lick about the game no doubt. Loved watching him play.

More like the mentality of a linebacker lol. He was amazing to watch

More like the mentality of a linebacker lol. He was amazing to watch

on my top 1 list

This is well said!! Accurate!!

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YES I WILL REMEMBER YOUR NAME BUT REMEMBER CRUS RIVERA!!!

Back in the day when Steve young was on mnf they came to Carolina and interviewed smitty for the segment before the game and young was like dude of you played for the 49ers back then or Brady now with the west coast short passing game style and played the slot you would break every record known to man. 150 catch seasons and shit. But we were forced to play him at no 1 at 5,9 and thank God they did

Though I'm a Raiders fan, I always loved watching Smith play. He's one of the few from the modern era that is tough enough to have played in any era. One of the best and a first ballot HoF'er in my book

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Absolutely. I remember watching that play live, and when I saw the hit I knew his arm was broken immediately. I was simultaneously thrilled to see him score and heartbroken knowing he was gonna be out for a while recovering. The dude is one of the toughest people I've ever seen in my life. Made guys twice his size look like chumps. 👍

Standing at 5`9"... 5'9"... He was not only a great WR, but defender of the ball if it was underthrown and/or intercepted. Wish Seattle had this guy.

Rb and db turned wideout.

Derrick Henry may not agree

@@daroldpowell3318 ...... I know, because he has humility and he may even name a bunch of guys who came before him.

Derrick Henry is twice his size. He was 5’9” but played like he was Derrick Henry’s size. He wasn’t no punk for sure.

@@daroldpowell3318 Steve smith is 5 9

His spin move after the catch was legendary too. He is probably my favorite player in NFL history. He was a small lion out there. It was a joy to watch his career.

Another 1 - on the way

Me too, bro. I’m a Michigan native who watched every play of Calvin Johnson’s greatness. And most of the other greats in WR history. But Steve Smith, man. The WAY he played was just so fun to watch, and should be film study for EVERY NFL rookie offensive skill player on how to fight for every yard, on every down. Dude was the definition of a DAWG.

No because he got rudely cut from them. They cut him like nothing. He said in interview is is a raven... he was also mad at the Panthers for doing him dirty.

@@Erick_osvl The Panthers HAHAH. You mean Dave Gettleman (they guy who trade OBJ) if he hates us so much why is his foundation in Charlotte. Why is he visiting our Training camp every week?,, Good to be back"

Kevon Seymour #KS27 Correct. He didn’t love the organization back with Gettleman as GM, but once Hurney came back, and Tepper embracing Smith, Smith came back too.

@@Erick_osvl THE ONLY TEAM HE WENT TO THE BOWL WITH STEVE SMITH PANTHER LEGEND 4lyfe 🐅

@Chris L FACTS

Crazy

I agree man. The man is too good and too talented to be left out of Canton

@@ogrebattlefan 100% 1st ballot hall of famer no question or conversation about it.

@@CodeineAbdulJabbar Dude yes, for real. IMO Steve is the baddest and most talented dude to ever put on a Panther's jersey. Only person who could give him a run for that would be Peppers, but I think even he'd agree with that assessment lol

I'm shocked that he isn't already in the HOF. First time I knew this.

@@maxmulsanne7054 This was his first year eligible

Smurfie nah fam he need the whole menu

@@HandVirus with extra sauce 😂

Lmfao smurfie I see you everywhere

Good taste ig

@@sirmag1735 😂🤣🤣 im errywhere

it is one of the reasons i care so little for the nfl anymore. all the greats are gone.

Lmao. I was mad they got rid of him

Had we kept Smitty ? Panthers blow the ponys out by 40+ at the bowl like the Seahawks did.

andy original Yea y'all would've got swept had we kept the 🐐

@Harry Engel CMC aint bad either..dudes a legit savage

Same for me

Same

Got him and b Sanders Jersey hanging

Yeah but sometimes he would sling 5 ints

He slung us out that Arizona game at home

He was good for us until that shoulder injury took him out the game.

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@@robshighlights6431 one time!! Still levels above drama queen newton

Facts

I’m definitely putting him top 20 in that category especially off the solid production he put in later in his career as well

@@Imlikemelo underrated in your book

and do it the year after he broke his leg

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And yet you guys let him go and he showed y'all that he's still better than all the rec y'all had that year.#Ravensflock

@@SilvaWolfFangZ Now that's True Facts....

Yea I remember that game and hit my favorite player of all time

Hes too short

And hes staying retired as a raven when he goes in the hall. Never shouldve let him go

@@jonj.2633 He s to short

Mines too

Baldwin is like the calmer version of Steve Smith

AB Reminds Me Of Him Too

Steve was fast

It’s sad to see smith out of the league and Baldwin on verge of retiring cause of injuries and I’m a huge Seahawks fan 😣😣

Smith was one of the fastest in the league in his prime. "Y'all must've forgot"! - Roy Jones Jr.

It was Scam Newton's fault.

@@kingoftsedeq1392 How?

@@toxiccroc920 Scam Newton said that Steve Smith Sr. was to short and his size threw him off. Then they got Benjamin and several other tall receivers and we know what happened. The balls sailed over their head. And this was the come complaint Benjamin had with Cam. He is just not accurate and the world knows it. Does he have other attributes that other Quarterbacks do not have? Yes, but if he cannot throw the ball down the field with accuracy then he is not a good or efficient Quarterback. He might be a hybrid but defenses don't fear Cam throwing the ball. When the defense sees Carolina on their schedule they get exited. They say this is a game where I can get my sacks and interceptions. Then he dances after completing a pass or running the ball because it suprises himself when he completes a pass. When he runs for positive yardage he gets so mad and hype because he knows the defense is trying to take his head off. Maybe if he stops with the antics the defense won't be trying to injure him. I think he might be retarded. He doesn't get that the antics adds fuel to the fire. Charlotte does not need him to add swag. We got swag without him. We need him to win a championship. Then he can dance and boogie from Charlotte to Atlanta and then I will close my mouth.

@@kingoftsedeq1392 When did he say that? 🤔🤣🤣🤣

Kevon Seymour #KS27 I’m pretty sure Gettleman said it was just a leadership problem 🤦‍♂️🤣🤣🤣