Ravens WR Torrey Smith proclaims he’s 100 percent healthy
Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith underwent a double hernia operation after the conclusion of the Raven’s season, but he proclaims that he is back and 100 percent healthy. Smith recently played in his charity basketball game and showed no signs of lingering effects from his surgery. Speaking to reporters yesterday, Smith said he feels fine. “I played in my basketball game...
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14 days ago
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14 days ago
Torrey Smith is 100 percent healthy after sports hernia surgery
According to Aaron Wilson of the Carroll County Times, Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith has stated that he’s 100 percent healthy after undergoing offseason sports hernia surgery.
“Yeah, I’m good,” Smith said. “I’ve been running routes. I played in my basketball game and had like five dunks. I played in Anquan [Boldin's] and had...
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14 days ago
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14 days ago
Ravens WR Torrey Smith Says He's 100%, Ready For Camp
After undergoing surgery for a sports hernia in late January, Baltimore wide receiver Torrey Smith is still addressing questions about his readiness to get back on the field. Smith told Scout.com on Saturday that he's 100 percent recovered and working without restrictions. The Ravens begin organized team activities May 22. Smith made a similar declaration about his recovery in...
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15 days ago
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15 days ago
Ravens receiver knows the Patriots well from playing Madden game
Aside from being a top-selling video game, Madden NFL 12 can apparently be used as a scouting tool as well. Ravens rookie wide reciever Torrey Smith told The Capital in Maryland that he is familiar with the Patriots' inner workings because his brother always selects them when they play Madden together. "The biggest thing about New England is my brother always picks them...
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January 19, 2012
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January 19, 2012
GAMER DUDE
Ravens WR scouted NE with Madden
Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith says he's familiar with the Patriots because his brother always uses them in the Madden video game.
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January 18, 2012
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January 18, 2012
Torrey Smith on “The Today Show”
There was a great segment on Ravens’ rookie wide receiver Torrey Smith on the today show this week. Focusing more on his personal journey of growing up as the man of the house from the time he was four years old than on football, it’s still well worth your time to watch. His game-winning catch in Pittsburgh earlier this season doesn’t go without mention though,...
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December 16, 2011
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December 16, 2011
Discount on Awesome Torrey Smith Shirts from Maryland’s Team
Our guys over at Maryland’s Team have done it again. Their latest great design features former Maryland Terrapin Torrey Smith, who today tied a Ravens rookie record with his sixth touchdown! Show your support for Smith – and for his hair – with this shirt, appropriately dubbed “Dread These Hands!”
I’ll be honest - I love pretty much everything...
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December 11, 2011
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December 11, 2011
Torrey Smith’s Record-Setting Day Overshadowed by Unusual Play
Baltimore Ravens rookie wide receiver Torrey Smith’s record-setting day that included six receptions for 165 yards and a touchdown during the Ravens’ 31-24 victory Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium was overshadowed by an unusual play. The Ravens’ second-round draft pick out of the University of Maryland, was yanked down from behind by his dreadlocks in [...]
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November 21, 2011
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November 21, 2011
BAD HAIR DAY
Torrey Smith taken down by his dreads
This is what it looks like to get tackled by your dreadlocks. Probably didn't feel to good for Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith. At least three refs threw flags, but once they talked it over they realized it was his hair which is a legal tackle. The hair is considered part of the body in the NFL.
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Via Backyard Sports Blog
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November 20, 2011
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November 20, 2011
Vic-Torrey! Smith’s Roller Coaster Night Ends on High Note
For Ravens rookie wide receiver Torrey Smith, Sunday Night was one hell of an emotional roller coaster ride in Pittsburgh. He had a huge hand in his team’s very first, and very last, offensive plays; both of which initially appeared to be touchdowns.
The first, a Ray Rice 76-yard run, was of course called back due to a very ticky-tack holding penalty on Smith. Later on in the...
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November 08, 2011
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November 08, 2011
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