News about Donovan Smith

After the Chiefs' 17-10 victory on Sunday, the 30-year-old, a Super Bowl champion under Tom Brady on the Buccaneers, portrayed himself in the Chiefs' locker room at M&T Bank Stadium. 'Look, he's sad.' 'This sad a**' began on Instagram Live before converting the camera to his adversary, who appeared on a wall-mounted TV in the locker room, as the Ravens held a postgame press conference after being barred from Super Bowl contention. 'Be sad.' Be sad. Smith added, 'It's sad.'

Travis Kelce and co. were on the field at Highmark Stadium on Sunday night, with a 27-24 victory over the Buffalo Bills in the divisional round. On the other hand, Kelce's teammate Donovan Smith discovered that the jubilant Chiefs had returned to the locker room to find there was no hot water, implying that the hosts had bitterly switched it off due to their loss. Smith's allegations were dismissed Monday by Eerie County, which owns Highmark Stadium, the Buffalo Bills' home.

After the Chiefs defeated the Bills, Travis Kelce enjoyed one of his career with girlfriend Taylor Swift and a large group of friends, but his team was also required to have cold showers after a game in brutally freezing weather. After the epic 27-24 victory, Kelce's friends posted a snapshot of the Chiefs star posing in front of a large crowd, including Swift. However, Kelce's colleague Donovan Smith claimed that the Bills discarded the hot water in the Chiefs locker room after a game played in a punishing 20 degrees.

On Thursday night, Donovan Smith threw a 49-yard touchdown pass that was intercepted by Stephon Johnson as time expired to give Houston a dramatic 41-39 victory over West Virginia. Smith was 21 of 27 for 253 yards and four touchdowns. Johnson threw a Hail Mary from midfield, the ball was tipped at the goal line, and Johnson was able to call it off. 'We practiced it, and we always have a guy who's eager for the tip,' Smith said. We just did that.'

Since being released by the Cardinals last month, DeAndre Hopkins is now without a team, but the three-time All Pro receiver hopes that his future teammates will benefit from his presence. On May 26, Hopkins, 31, and Arizona parted ways, with a $30 million cap expected to rule next season. However, the former Houston Texans quarterback hasn't forgotten he has a lot to offer his future team, with the Bills and Chiefs identifying him as late as well.