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04-19-2021, 12:36 PM #14

Pervis_Griffith

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Re: Alex Smith Cut

I wonder what he's going to do now. Not that he has to do anything. I'd chill.

But given his track record, I don't see him sitting still for very long. I wonder if he'll try to stay close to the game -- coaching, front office, or broadcasting ....

Anyway -- a good dude. He represented us well. Glad he wore the burgundy and gold.

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04-19-2021, 12:36 PM	#14
Pervis_Griffith Special Teams Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Louisville KY Posts: 453	Re: Alex Smith Cut I wonder what he's going to do now. Not that he has to do anything. I'd chill. But given his track record, I don't see him sitting still for very long. I wonder if he'll try to stay close to the game -- coaching, front office, or broadcasting .... Anyway -- a good dude. He represented us well. Glad he wore the burgundy and gold.