BlueHeffner
Veteran
Danny drinking the kool-aid
Top-10 defense and we gonna light up the Bucs? That boy is acting unusuall
Yea he had me lost with the 30 burger on tampa. They be lucky to get 20 real points the way we suck in the red zoneDanny drinking the kool-aid
Top-10 defense and we gonna light up the Bucs? That boy is acting unusuall
idgaf - we should be puttin 30 on everybodyYea he had me lost with the 30 burger on tampa. They be lucky to get 20 real points the way we suck in the red zone
Should. When did we get Andy Reid on this team? Its just Kellen Mooreidgaf - we should be puttin 30 on everybody
Collins ain't gonna be right all career huh?
Parson and Neal are basically the starting linebackers.
What a waste of two high draft picks on Drop Foot and Glass Neck.
And watch the dumbass Joneses not get any trade value off these two busts.
Ben DiNucci is so trash.
Smith, 26, has endured his share of the criticism because of the way the Dallas defense performed last season, finishing 28th in yards per game and allowing a franchise-record 473 points. He frustrated those inside and outside the organization with poorly-timed celebrations when the unit was performing badly. He raised eyebrows by switching from No. 54 to No. 9 this offseason, forking over close to $500,000 to make the switch when it would not have cost him anything to do so in 2022.
"I mean, I don't care who you are, you're going to have criticism," Smith said. "Michael Jordan had criticism. LeBron James, some of the best players in the world have criticism. That's just a part of the game. But you got to control what you can control. And for me, it's just focused on my development and becoming a better player."
Some people will view that as comparing himself to Jordan and James. Others will see it as context as to how to brush off criticism.
"Optics is out there, especially with the age of social media and things of that nature," Smith said. "Being a warrior, it's all about the only thing that matters is what you do next. Regardless of injury, where I should have been, how I played a year ago, missing the playoffs the last couple of years, none of that matters. It's about right now, so that's where my focus is."