HARRISON SMITH RUMORS
Vikings’ Smith asked often about Te’o
Vikings safety Harrison Smith said nearly everyone he’s talked to in football wanted to know about Manti Te’o. It’s no surprise that the Vikings tapped into their former Notre Dame players to learn more about the linebacker who eventually went to San Diego in the second round. See what Smith had to say about the subject when we asked.
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Vikings try to fill Winfield's leadership role
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. Harrison Smith is only in his second year as a safety for the Minnesota Vikings, but he envisions having more of a vocal role in the team's secondary.
The way Smith sees the young secondary, everyone will need to step forward after losing veteran leader Antoine Winfield in the offseason.
"He was obviously the leader of the group and we all had a ton...
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At safety, Vikings can count on Smith
Today is the 12th day of two weeks of Minnesota Vikings coverage leading up to the April 25 beginning of the NFL Draft.
April 12: Five best draft moments in the past 25 years
April 13: Five worst draft moments in the past 25 years
April 14: Quarterbacks position preview
April 15: Running backsfullbacks position preview
April 16: Offensive tackles position preview
April 17: Guardscenters...
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Harrison Smith should be fined or suspended for pushing a referee
Vikings FS Harrison Smith is not expected to be suspended for shoving an official in Sunday’s win. Smith won’t even be fined for what he admitted was a “stupid” act. Smith missed 2/3 of yesterday’s game, which surely factored into the league’s decision not to issue a one-game ban, but that is pathetic by the league office. If you touch Tom Brady’s knee they fine you...
Smith avoids suspension, fine for pushing ref
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. Minnesota Vikings rookie safety Harrison Smith was hoping he wouldn't be suspended for pushing away back judge Steve Freeman during Sunday's win against the Tennessee Titans. He received even better news Monday.Smith, who was pulled away from a group of players by Freeman and then pushed the official away, was not suspended or fined for the incident,...
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October 08, 2012
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Vikings' Smith likely to be fined, not suspended, for shoving official
Minnesota Vikings safety Harrison Smith, who was ejected from Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans for shoving an official, will likely be fined but not suspended, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. The newspaper, citing a source, reported that Smith faces a hefty fine for shoving back judge Steve Freeman in the second quarter but the league will probably not...
Harrison Smith a liability against the run?
Minnesota Vikings 1st-round pick Harrison Smith was drafted for his coverage ability, but the free safety will be asked to step up against the run on occasion. And in his NFL debut, it looked like a may be a liability in that area.
According to Pro Football Focus, Smith was lined up within eight yards of the line of scrimmage on six run plays on Sunday against the Jaguars. And in...
Vikings relying on Harrison Smith
The Minnesota Vikings aren’t wasting any time making 1st-round pick Harrison Smith a focal point of their defensive strategy. Said Leslie Frazier: “We’re counting on him to be the starter. That’s why we drafted him where we did.” Smith started at free safety on Friday and was impressive in his 28 snaps, recording two tackles and knocking down a pass.
It sounds as though...
Minnesota Vikings' Safety Harrison Smith Making a Name for Himself at Training Camp
Rookie safety Harrison Smith was one of two first round selections made by the Minnesota Vikings in the 2012 NFL draft. He was a four year starter at Notre Dame and is looking to make an immediate impact in a very weak Vikings' secondary.
Smith is a big safety as he is six foot two inches and 213 lbs. However, he is a smart and athletic safety as well and will be vying...
Vikings rookie safety Smith is self-assured
MANKATO, Minn. Rookie safety Harrison Smith wasn't handed a starting spot by the Minnesota Vikings entering training camp despite being the 29th overall pick in April's draft and a talented player at a position of need.Smith is having to earn his way in his first NFL training camp and he's showing he's not going to back down from the challenge or his veteran teammates...
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August 08, 2012
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THE VIKINGS HOT 25
