Jack Smith retweeted
Congratulations on your 50th win, Coach Freeman!
Freeman is tied for third-fastest to reach 50 wins in program history, behind Knute Rockne and Frank Leahy.
#GoIrish☘️
Jack Smith retweeted
Check this out: Mike Ditka in a game against the Steelers in 1963. This is honestly one of the best plays by a tight end in NFL history that very few people have ever seen. RIP Iron Mike.
Jack Smith retweeted
Athan Kaliakmanis got better transferring east in College, then was slinging it in London.
What if we aren't considering that he gets his powers based on his proximity to Greece?
Jack Smith retweeted
Lane Johnson’s retirement may come as a surprise… but it’s not!!
Me and Lane talked about him contemplating retirement LAST September! As he shared everything that he was battling mentally (and physically) it sounded like him stepping away from the game was like mourning someone you truly love! 😩
Lane took his mental state to the end of the Earth, not for money and accolades, but for Philly, the Eagles Organization and his love for his teammates!
Today Lane chose himself and his family!!! Not selfishly, but because it’s TIME‼️ Years of dominance and excellence, Super Bowl trophies, etc..
This was the hardest thing in the world for this man to do today! With love and grace, send your support to @LaneJohnson65
And as a brother and football fan, Thank you!! Enjoy Retirement!!
Jack Smith retweeted
Lowest QB pressures rate allowed by position, per @NextGenStats:
LT Will Campbell – 2.8%
LG Kingsley Suamataia – 3.8%
C Creed Humphrey – 0.9%
RG Cesar Ruiz – 0.7%
RT Amarius Mims – 4.5%
> Minimum 100 pass block snaps
Jack Smith retweeted
Here is the highlight video to my first 3 games of the season! First 3-0 start for the Lakers in a few years! #Quarterback #Classof2027
hudl.com/v/2UMPTC
@CoachAmaral @Coach_JackSmith @newftbj
Jack Smith retweeted
Might have been tipped. Let’s practice good tape discipline and wait for the All-22 to come out
Jack Smith retweeted
“ALS has forced me to realize that who I am is so much bigger than what my body can do.”
Former @Titans RB @ChrisJohnson28 kept his ALS battle private for a long time. In a letter to his kids, he writes that he is still the same person he has always been despite the disease — he’ll always be their dad. ❤️ playerstribu.ne/ChrisJohnson
























