Before the NFL Draft, a former FSU football star is criticized by an ex-all-pro.
Steve Smith Sr., a former Seminole who is now a media personality, did not receive a positive review.
The Combine in Indianapolis later in February means that the 2024 NFL Draft is rapidly approaching. The annual event will be used by top prospects to increase their stocks through field testing and interviews.
While there are many players in the draft who will divide opinions, none may have garnered as much criticism as former Florida State standout Johnny Wilson. The enormous wide receiver’s unique combination of size, athleticism, and knack for making spectacular catches makes him truly unique.
Throughout his 16-year career in the NFL, former All-Pro wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. was renowned for both his explosive personality and his on-field performance. Smith Sr. entered the media after retiring from football, and he doesn’t hold back when speaking his mind.
Smith Sr. chastised Wilson’s skill set while previewing the wide receiver prospects in the upcoming draft. Consider whether his tirade is appropriate given that he expressed his knowledge that it would offend some.
This is the point at which some individuals will become somewhat irrational. My man, Johnny Wilson, a 6-foot-7, 237-pound Florida State player ranked No. 14. Smith Sr. claimed on Cut To It that “he is not a good multitasker.” “That boy is having trouble tying his shoe and chewing gum at the same time. Upon observing his stature of 6 feet 7 inches and 237 pounds, we have heard the term “freak” applied to many individuals. I’m just telling you, maybe at night, but it’s not on the football field.
