A key part of the 2002 National Champion Buckeyes, Will Smith was an impressive athlete to watch on the field. Whether it was dropping into coverage or busting through the line for a sack, Smith was a freak of an athlete. During that National Championship game Smith made his presence known early, sacking Ken Dorsey on Miami’s very first offensive play. Now a key part of the New Orleans Saints, Smith continues his dominance on the professional level.
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Last updated 11/8/14
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