News about Roquan 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.'

Several Baltimore Ravens players spoke out about being labeled the underdogs going into their game against the San Francisco 49ers on Monday night. At 11-3, the Ravens and 49ers tied for the best record in the NFL. According to ESPN BET, the Ravens are still listed as 5.5-point underdogs. Those numbers not only made the Ravens underdogs for the second time this season, but they also tied for the second longest NFL games in Lamar Jackson's six seasons as quarterback.

When asked about Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's injury during the Ravens' 34-20 victory over Cincinnati, Baltimore middle linebacker Roquan Smith had a tumultuous response. 'He's a great player and I have a lot of admiration for him and how he plays the game,' Smith said of Burrow. 'But you know, there's the injury part of the game,' he said.' Sometimes stuff like that happen when you play the Ravens' D.' All the best health,' wishing him all the best.'

Roquan Smith and the Baltimore Ravens have agreed to a lucrative new deal ahead of the team's wild card round matchup against the Bengals. According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Smith, and the Ravens, they have agreed to a five-year, $100 million contract. Total guarantees are worth $60 million.

Following Roquan Smith's surprise trade with the Chicago Bears, the Baltimore Ravens linebacker was'shocked' by the trade. Smith appears to be content in his new home, only one week after yelling over former teammate Robert Quinn's trade. I didn't intend to [get traded], but life happens at times and gets traded,' Smith said, flashing a wide grin.

In a trade that may have stunned the AFC, the Baltimore Ravens have reportedly signed Pro Bowl pass rusher Roquan Smith to a contract that may change the AFC. With the trade deadline looming, the Ravens pounced on the 25-year-old in exchange for a second and fifth-round pick. Ian Rapoport, a Baltimore reporter, first announced the Chicago sensation on Monday afternoon.

Despite the incredible rainfall and difficult weather, Chicago Bears linebacker Roquan Smith had a blast in his return to the NFL field last weekend. Before the season, Bears employees were seen squeegeeing water off the Soldier Field grass, but some were worried that the game might have to be called off, but some of the players seemed to be in their element. Smith, who limited off-field employment problems to one side for the duration of his time, and mic'd himself up to have some fun with his coworkers, was no more sober than him.

Roquan Smith, the Chicago Bears' All-Pro linebacker, had to call off his hold-in after failed contract talks, but he had to cancel. 'Negotiations are over right now,' Smith said Saturday. Smith hadn't been on-field since the summer OTAs, but coaches and teammates say he remained involved during meetings and on the sidelines.

Smith said in a statement sent to the NFL Network and shared through insider Ian Rapoport that he wanted to play for the Bears for his entire career but that he had no alternative choices. Smith was drafted with the 8th overall pick in the 2018 draft out of Georgia, where he was dubbed a unanimous All-American in his final season.