TYRON SMITH RUMORS & GOSSIP
Tyron Smith family man: Black sheep or fleeced by the familial flock?
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I doubt there are many moments in a football player’s life to compare to that moment the commissioner of the NFL calls your name−especially if you are taken in the top ten.
Tyron Smith was a right tackle out of USC, highly touted, highly coveted, highly talented, and after the Cowbooys took him number ten in the 2011 draft, highly paid...
Cowboys OT Tyron Smith Believes Family Stole $1M Via Financial Manager
You may remember last year when Cowboys OT Tyron Smith called 911 after his siblings showed up at his Dallas home to "harass and torment" him "in the pursuit of collecting financial gain," in the words of the police report. He also was forced to file a restraining order against his mother and step-father.
He agreed to pay his parents in four installments after...
Tyron Smith's advice to NFL rookies: 'Don't let people take advantage of you'
Last week, St. Louis Rams rookie wide receiver Tavon Austin was discussing the difficulties of adjusting to the NFL when he mentioned having to deal with family members coming from all over, looking for money.
What Austin was talking about with the Rams' official website, is similar to what Dallas Cowboys left tackle Tyron Smith has endured during his first two seasons in the...
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Tyron Smith feels betrayed by his family
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Dallas Cowboys tackle Tyron Smith has had a whirlwind of family issues since being drafted in the first round in 2011. Everyone is aware that suddenly coming across large sums of money can drastically change how people view you and treat you. The people you should always be able to count on are your family members. Sadly, for Tyron Smith, this is not the...
Tyron Smith and his Family Feud
(Photo Credit: Christian Petersen/Getty Images) Tyron Smith seems to be a pretty good guy. At 22, the young left tackle for the Dallas Cowboys struggled in his second year in the NFL, but still has plenty of upside to appreciate. However, we’re not sure where he got his nice guy qualities. Because as it turns [...]The post Tyron Smith and his Family Feud appeared first on The Dallas...
Cowboys’ Tyron Smith has been taking karate lessons
Dallas Cowboys left tackle Tyron Smith has been taking karate lessons this offseason to help out with his hand-eye coordination.
“They did karate to get their hands quicker and smoother,” Smith said. “It’s more about hand-eye coordination. Right now, I’m trying to get our offensive line into it.”
Smith plans on putting on another 10 pounds.
“I just want to be a better...
Cowboys could trade Doug Free to Saints to nab Cooper
It’s no secret that the Dallas Cowboys have fallen out of love with Doug Free. He was once the golden boy back in 2011 playing at left tackle, but as soon as Tyron Smith was moved to the left side in 2012. Free quickly regressed to the point that the Cowboys are looking to do whatever it takes to get him off the team fast. Cutting Free would save the Cowboys zero dollars to the...
Cowboys LT Smith suffers high ankle sprain
ARLINGTON, Texas Cowboys starting left tackle Tyron Smith exited with a left high ankle sprain late in the first quarter Sunday and did not return.
Smith went into the locker room following the injury and returned to the sideline with his left ankle heavily taped. He worked on some moves with reserve center Kevin Kowalski but never went back into the game.
Cowboys owner and general...
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November 18, 2012
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UGLY SITUATION
Cowboys T calls police on family
Tyron Smith had to call the police on members of his family after they came by his home to allegedly "harass and torment" him "in the pursuit of collecting financial gain."
Cowboys' Smith turning negative into positive
IRVING, Texas Dallas Cowboys tackle Tyron Smith is trying to transform a 15,750 negative into a 15,750 positive.
Through his agent Joe Panos, he's already issued an appeal with the NFL commissioner's office regarding the 15,750 fine issued him for an illegal horse-collar tackle in the second quarter of the Cowboys' season-opening 24-17 win at the Giants. And now, he...
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October 02, 2012
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