He did have a short fuse but his aggression was very controlled, he was like a trained assassin who would take you out any way possible he got people off their game and destroyed them
@@fullcircle8231 he never played like some pussy panther, he always played like a raven in a panther suit. shame he wasted so much time on an inferior organization.
The funny thing about Steve Smith is that he's a TV analyst now, and he's one of the nicest guys ever. Always compliments the players after games and has great back and forth with them. But when he puts that uniform on, you know you should not f%&# with him. Not sure if there will EVER be another player as small as Steve who plays with the same fire and physicality.
The craziest play I saw Smith make was going up at the goal line, making the catch, coming down onto the defender, breaks his arm that the ball is tucked into, switches the ball to the other arm, stays on his feet, and scores the touchdown. Unbelievable
Smith such a beast. One of my favorite plays of all time. I've been trying to find that clip to show my bro in law. Tryna get him into football. And been showing him different players.
He was incredible to watch. I nearly cried when Carolina got rid of him. He fiesty because he was told he can't play because of his height showed everyone what was up
@@yourbadger5486 it's dumb because i said imagine being in the locker room with both of them 😂. If you've ever been in a football locker room before, that would be the livest locker room ever.
one of my first videos of yours watching very impressed with your player recognition of other players in the highlight outside of Steve Smith especially for a guy who's new to game
My all time favorite receiver! Dude was tough as nails and always made his team better! As a ravens fan i wish we woulda had him for longer! Even his retirement letter was epic! He would catch a td stiff arm a linebacker and punch someone in the mouth all in the same play plus he'll make sure to tell u about it
One thing this video didn't mention was that in addition to being an elite receiver, Smith was also a great kick returner in his early years. He had 4,055 special teams return yards and 6 touchdowns, to along with his 14,731 receiving yards and 81 touchdown catches. Smith was even a pretty good rusher too, racking up 387 yards and 2 touchdowns on the ground. Smith's career total of 19,180 total yards is currently 8th on the NFL's all time list.
@@kiwikicker9263 Yeah I have the utmost respect for players like him, who still returned kicks despite being a starter on offense. Usually the team's kick returner is a specialist player who does nothing but return kicks. Teams generally don't have their starters on offense or defense do it because they are concerned about the risk of injuries. Tim Brown is another example of an elite player who also did double duty as a kick returner. You should do a reaction video on him some day.
I know u have looked at some of the Nebraska games. And have been told about Nebraska Football. While we are trying to get back to what we were when Devaney and Tom Osborne were our Head Coaches here is some of what we are trying to bring back in FULL FORCE. Our Black Shirt Defense. Known to be one of the toughest college Defenses in the country from the sixties through two thousand. And had a brief blip for a couple years in the mid two thousands. This is a short video. Nice thing is we think we have the coach that will bring us back to playing this hard nosed kind of game again. His name is Scott Frost. the Last QB to win a National Championship for Nebraska and it was during Tom Osborne's Last year of coaching. Frost has had two Head Coaching jobs that so far are two years each. In the 1st one at the U of Central Florida he took a team that NO wins the year he got hire to two years later having a 13 and 0 team and in the bowl game they played Auburn who was the ONLY team that year to beat the National Champs, Alabama that year. And we are just about done with year two of Frost having one more game left for the reg. season. We only have 5 wins so far this year which is better than last year and we need one more win to go to a bowl game. The Last coach, Mike Riley was a nice guy but a CLUELESS coach and really destroyed our program. He really left Frost little to work with, And that is IF his kids stayed which most didn't. some even waited to quit until the season started or when they lost the starting job during the season. Our starters are almost half true frosh or sophs. And we have Jrs. and Srs. that do not start cause they are not as good as the frosh or sophs. Give us a couple years more and you will see the start of something REALLY SPECIAL!!! At NEBRASKA AGAIN. Here is a decent small sample of the Nebraska Black Shirt Play!! th-cam.com/video/JenzO7vqdZM/w-d-xo.html
What was so amazing about Smith is he was so short...comparatively. Megatron, Moss, Green are all all-stars but it’s a lot easier to snatch the ball out the air when you’re 6’4+ and can leap over all defenders. Smith had to fight harder for positioning. His strength and tenacity def added to his skill set. Loved the video
Steve Smith was the GOAT. They brought him back into the Panthers organization when he retired. The new owner put him in the hall of honor for the team. Gettleman was the GM who let him go and everyone was so shocked. Cold blooded.
2nd Carolina Panther to have his jersey number retired, which happened this year. 1st one of course, was the late Sam Mills. His QB was Jake Delhome who was the 3rd panther to have his # retired at same ceremony with 89
👍👍👍 Dude, Steve Smith was brawler. He was short but mean as hell. If Mike Tyson had of become a football player he would have been Steve Smith. The most intimidating little dude in the NFL.
"That quarterback" is Jake Delhomme. Basically a journeyman QB who played in NFL Europe and got signed as a backup QB. He got his chance when Rodney Peete got injured and played very well for a few years until he injured his arm and had to have "Tommy John" surgery. He played 2-3 years more but he was a turnover machine because his throw strength wasn't the same.
I'd honestly never heard him referred to as Agent 89 before now lol. For another tough player, check out John Lynch, former safety and current 49ers GM.
As a Raven fan, I was ecstatic when we signed him. He’s the exact type of WR that team needed when Boldin left. Too bad his QB was Flacco and not Lamar. I loved watching him play.
You should do a video for LaDainian Tomlinson. One of the greatest RB's of all time. One of, if not the greatest pure talents in the last 20 to 25 years. He's retired now.
The last 10-15 years the list of Truly great Hall of Fame worthy wide receivers is really short. It's basically Randy Moss, Calvin Johnson, Terrell Owens, Larry Fitzgerald, and Steve Smith. That man did it without the natural genetic gift of hieght. He was 5'9 and he was absolutely a Dogg
Jake Delhomme was Steve's QB at the Panthers most of his career. That's the guy you asked about. I personally thought he was a top 5 QB in his prime. He and Steve did a lot of damage.
Panther local here - the most prevalent and likely rumor was that they really wanted Cam to grow as the face of the franchise and locker room and Smith was simply too big of a legend and veteran to allow Cam to lead the team as long as he was there. Something along those lines. He had declined and contract wasn't really the issue so it would appear to be something to do with attidude or other factors. We sacked the GM who did it a couple of years later after he made a few other questionable choices.
You should react to Stefon Diggs or Adam Thielen or Both. Their both with my home team Minnesota Vikings!! Loving the great content, and keep up the great work!!
You got to think of how small this dude is to these defenders and him to grab a grown man like that and not even get knocked back or struggle, just snatch him "lemme talk to you" type of grab. I swear 89 had to work on a farm before he went into the NFL.
That's because there's a silly idea that if you're 5' 8" then you're small. 190 lbs on a 68 inch frame is a monster and then you add in leverage from being shorter.
Steve Smith is man of men! At least that's what I'd tell him if we spoke face to face. His catching ability is only superseded by his ass whooping ability and I'd like to keep my eye orbitals lol
Panthers fan here, they cut Steve smith, which was the worst decision ever made in franchise history, so that Cam Newton could make the Panthers his team, cause smith was one of the old guard. While smith was there, it was Smith's team.
Hi ya Sammy. Were you able to catch the Grey Cup? Bombers Win!!! And it is a good thing, I would have hated to come out of retirement. Why at my age I could have broken a hip.🇨🇦🏈
@@kiwikicker9263 sorry you missed it. Go to cfl.ca and check out the highlights. They also show the post game celebration and awards ceremony. Our running back, not only won the game mvp, he also won mop Canadian. And as a little icing on the cake, he's from Winnipeg. Check it out.
Cutting Smith was the dumbest move the panthers have ever made... they've made some stupid ones in the past, but this one was the worst... best receiver we ever had and arguably the best player to ever grace a Panthers uniform
Panthers fan here, they cut him because they were completely stupid. They wanted it to be cam newtons team and they felt with smith there it would be smiths team. And it bit us in the @$$
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The man was the up there with the toughest players in nfl history without a doubt
He did have a short fuse but his aggression was very controlled, he was like a trained assassin who would take you out any way possible he got people off their game and destroyed them
Steve Smith is 5'9" making leaps and catches most guys 6'5" struggle to make.
Thats pretty much what tried to say but failed 😂
"get your goggles on, gonna be blood and guts everywhere" loved having him on the Ravens altho too briefly.
Same man
He played like he always should’ve been a raven.
No, he played like a panther in a ravens uniform... Carolina made him, you just got the benefits for a couple seasons
@@fullcircle8231 he never played like some pussy panther, he always played like a raven in a panther suit. shame he wasted so much time on an inferior organization.
Can you imagine if Lamar had a receiver like Steve Smith?
Dude was always at 100%, no doubt. Future HOF
First ballot! shame he never got to play with lamar at the helm.
The funny thing about Steve Smith is that he's a TV analyst now, and he's one of the nicest guys ever. Always compliments the players after games and has great back and forth with them. But when he puts that uniform on, you know you should not f%&# with him. Not sure if there will EVER be another player as small as Steve who plays with the same fire and physicality.
The craziest play I saw Smith make was going up at the goal line, making the catch, coming down onto the defender, breaks his arm that the ball is tucked into, switches the ball to the other arm, stays on his feet, and scores the touchdown. Unbelievable
Was about to comment this. That was crazy!
Smith such a beast. One of my favorite plays of all time. I've been trying to find that clip to show my bro in law. Tryna get him into football. And been showing him different players.
Arm all hanging down and shit to what a soldier. Dude broke a ankle/ leg and an arm I wanna say twice?
Pound for pound, probably one of the toughest players of all time. Didn’t back down to anyone.
He was incredible to watch. I nearly cried when Carolina got rid of him. He fiesty because he was told he can't play because of his height showed everyone what was up
Imagine being in the locker room with ray lewis and steve smith sr.
They didn't play on the same team at the same time, this comment is dumb
@@yourbadger5486 it's dumb because i said imagine being in the locker room with both of them 😂. If you've ever been in a football locker room before, that would be the livest locker room ever.
Good Soul you forgot Michael Irvin
@@yourbadger5486 you ok bro?
@@T_M_E_8 him 2 yea💯💯
My favorite player of all time love Steve Smith and pound for pound best player I ever saw
Loved having Steve Smith here in Baltimore!
Y'all got the better of us in that deal dammit lol
"if you see this face it means I just scored!"
"If you see this face again, that means I scored, again!"
Lived in NC my whole life and he's by far my favorite NFL player. His passion was unbelievable.
Watching you learn about American football has reignited my love of the game. Thank you
Believe me when I tell you.. Every Carolina fan was PISSSSSEEED OFF when they cut him, including myself.
I'm glad you're making some new ones. Most of those were when people were afraid to go over the middle.
And if your wondering no he never lost a fight on or off the field 😂
one of my first videos of yours watching very impressed with your player recognition of other players in the highlight outside of Steve Smith especially for a guy who's new to game
My all time favorite receiver! Dude was tough as nails and always made his team better! As a ravens fan i wish we woulda had him for longer! Even his retirement letter was epic! He would catch a td stiff arm a linebacker and punch someone in the mouth all in the same play plus he'll make sure to tell u about it
Glad he was a Raven but I sure do wish we sent him out with a super bowl
2014 was our best chance had we finished off the Patriots in the Divisional round
One thing this video didn't mention was that in addition to being an elite receiver, Smith was also a great kick returner in his early years. He had 4,055 special teams return yards and 6 touchdowns, to along with his 14,731 receiving yards and 81 touchdown catches. Smith was even a pretty good rusher too, racking up 387 yards and 2 touchdowns on the ground. Smith's career total of 19,180 total yards is currently 8th on the NFL's all time list.
Thats epic. Thanks for the stats!
@@kiwikicker9263 Yeah I have the utmost respect for players like him, who still returned kicks despite being a starter on offense. Usually the team's kick returner is a specialist player who does nothing but return kicks. Teams generally don't have their starters on offense or defense do it because they are concerned about the risk of injuries. Tim Brown is another example of an elite player who also did double duty as a kick returner. You should do a reaction video on him some day.
Steve's first NFL touch was a Kick return for a TD
Your team's logo is legit man. Hook us up with some merch and split the profits with the team. Id rock a hat or tee with that logo
Legend has it that he isn’t actually a kiwi
😂🥝
Yeah boy! Agent 89 ftw! Dudes a legend. Being as short as he is and being an beastly as he is, hes incredible
I know u have looked at some of the Nebraska games. And have been told about Nebraska Football. While we are trying to get back to what we were when Devaney and Tom Osborne were our Head Coaches here is some of what we are trying to bring back in FULL FORCE. Our Black Shirt Defense. Known to be one of the toughest college Defenses in the country from the sixties through two thousand. And had a brief blip for a couple years in the mid two thousands. This is a short video. Nice thing is we think we have the coach that will bring us back to playing this hard nosed kind of game again. His name is Scott Frost. the Last QB to win a National Championship for Nebraska and it was during Tom Osborne's Last year of coaching.
Frost has had two Head Coaching jobs that so far are two years each. In the 1st one at the U of Central Florida he took a team that NO wins the year he got hire to two years later having a 13 and 0 team and in the bowl game they played Auburn who was the ONLY team that year to beat the National Champs, Alabama that year.
And we are just about done with year two of Frost having one more game left for the reg. season. We only have 5 wins so far this year which is better than last year and we need one more win to go to a bowl game. The Last coach, Mike Riley was a nice guy but a CLUELESS coach and really destroyed our program. He really left Frost little to work with, And that is IF his kids stayed which most didn't. some even waited to quit until the season started or when they lost the starting job during the season.
Our starters are almost half true frosh or sophs. And we have Jrs. and Srs. that do not start cause they are not as good as the frosh or sophs. Give us a couple years more and you will see the start of something REALLY SPECIAL!!! At NEBRASKA AGAIN.
Here is a decent small sample of the Nebraska Black Shirt Play!! th-cam.com/video/JenzO7vqdZM/w-d-xo.html
Miss old 89 in Carolina. Not the same without him
What was so amazing about Smith is he was so short...comparatively. Megatron, Moss, Green are all all-stars but it’s a lot easier to snatch the ball out the air when you’re 6’4+ and can leap over all defenders. Smith had to fight harder for positioning. His strength and tenacity def added to his skill set. Loved the video
Steve Smith was that one guy who would make you feel like you got hit by a freight train
Steve Smith was the GOAT. They brought him back into the Panthers organization when he retired. The new owner put him in the hall of honor for the team. Gettleman was the GM who let him go and everyone was so shocked. Cold blooded.
2nd Carolina Panther to have his jersey number retired, which happened this year. 1st one of course, was the late Sam Mills. His QB was Jake Delhome who was the 3rd panther to have his # retired at same ceremony with 89
I love your videos dude. And your appreciation for a sport that isn't from your country.
I love coming back to watch these ❤
👍👍👍 Dude, Steve Smith was brawler. He was short but mean as hell. If Mike Tyson had of become a football player he would have been Steve Smith. The most intimidating little dude in the NFL.
I call him Taz the Tasmanian Devil from that cartoon the angry little animal with a big heart
"That quarterback" is Jake Delhomme. Basically a journeyman QB who played in NFL Europe and got signed as a backup QB. He got his chance when Rodney Peete got injured and played very well for a few years until he injured his arm and had to have "Tommy John" surgery. He played 2-3 years more but he was a turnover machine because his throw strength wasn't the same.
I'd honestly never heard him referred to as Agent 89 before now lol. For another tough player, check out John Lynch, former safety and current 49ers GM.
Lynch was such a throwback player. I love when he knocked his brother in law out cold.
I admittedly only really started being a fan and watching him when he came to the ravens
As a Raven fan, I was ecstatic when we signed him. He’s the exact type of WR that team needed when Boldin left. Too bad his QB was Flacco and not Lamar. I loved watching him play.
This is the most impressive video of em all!!
My all time favorite player!!!
You should do a video for LaDainian Tomlinson. One of the greatest RB's of all time. One of, if not the greatest pure talents in the last 20 to 25 years. He's retired now.
if you enjoy steve smith highlights, watch his 2005 triple crown season highlights! He led the league in TDs, Receptions, and Yards. Keep Pounding!
One of the best shit talkers in past few years.
The last 10-15 years the list of Truly great Hall of Fame worthy wide receivers is really short. It's basically Randy Moss, Calvin Johnson, Terrell Owens, Larry Fitzgerald, and Steve Smith. That man did it without the natural genetic gift of hieght. He was 5'9 and he was absolutely a Dogg
Hall of Famer! No discussion fucking needed
I love the spin move 3:56
Greatest receiver to ever come out of Utah 🔥💯
Can you do ray lewis please
Pound for pound maybe the toughest man ever to play on the NFL.
The best tight end ever: Tony Gonzalez. Surprised no mention of him .
Jake Delhomme was Steve's QB at the Panthers most of his career. That's the guy you asked about. I personally thought he was a top 5 QB in his prime. He and Steve did a lot of damage.
Panther local here - the most prevalent and likely rumor was that they really wanted Cam to grow as the face of the franchise and locker room and Smith was simply too big of a legend and veteran to allow Cam to lead the team as long as he was there. Something along those lines. He had declined and contract wasn't really the issue so it would appear to be something to do with attidude or other factors. We sacked the GM who did it a couple of years later after he made a few other questionable choices.
The king of trash talk
I have been to his pro football camps and met him in person
React to Lamar Jackson highlights he’s literally a real life cheat code and he’s taking the league by storm
Finally!!!
As a Carolina fan it was a travesty the day we cut Steve Smith! Forever 89!
I really hope you do one of Muhsin Muhammad number 87 carolina in my point of view one of Steve Smith's mentors over the years
"Ice up son"
-Agent 89
One of them #uboyz #goutes 🙌🔥🏈💯
favorite nfl player
This intro is awesome
They didn’t even show the TD catch when he broke his forearm
Steve was a lil' Tasmania Devil
The true gangster of the game
I’m late but there this clip of Steve Smith getting a touchdown and breaking his arm
He may not be first ballot; and maybe his stats are not as iconic as most, but the man was a competitor to the core.
You need to watch any video where it shows how devastating his stiff arm was once he got the ball.
You should react to Stefon Diggs or Adam Thielen or Both. Their both with my home team Minnesota Vikings!! Loving the great content, and keep up the great work!!
I made a Thielen vid. Hes awesome
You got to think of how small this dude is to these defenders and him to grab a grown man like that and not even get knocked back or struggle, just snatch him "lemme talk to you" type of grab.
I swear 89 had to work on a farm before he went into the NFL.
That's because there's a silly idea that if you're 5' 8" then you're small. 190 lbs on a 68 inch frame is a monster and then you add in leverage from being shorter.
Tony Gonzalez( best TE ever).
Steve Smith is man of men! At least that's what I'd tell him if we spoke face to face. His catching ability is only superseded by his ass whooping ability and I'd like to keep my eye orbitals lol
Steve Smith Sr is a bad bad man
Check out Hines Ward too.
Tight Ends are usually #89. I'm dead. Kinda true tho
Need to react to Calvin Megatron Johnson
Steve Smith. One of a kind lol
You need to react to chad Johnson he has the best foot work as a wr
You should check out Sean Taylor if you have it one of the most hard-hitting safeties R.I.P
Do Richard Sherman, in my opinion on of the all time best cornerbacks
When we cut steve smith... i was pissed af. If we had him in our super bowl run we go 19-0
Qb is jake delhomme
That first QB #17 was Jake Delhomme. Panthers let Smith go because the owner and GM at the time were idiots. The new owner has rebuilt the bridge.
Start doing Mma guys!
😍😍 BEST UTUBER BTW
Panthers fan here, they cut Steve smith, which was the worst decision ever made in franchise history, so that Cam Newton could make the Panthers his team, cause smith was one of the old guard. While smith was there, it was Smith's team.
Hi ya Sammy. Were you able to catch the Grey Cup? Bombers Win!!! And it is a good thing, I would have hated to come out of retirement. Why at my age I could have broken a hip.🇨🇦🏈
Haha no I tried looking for it but couldnt find it! They were showing NCAA football here on ESPN 😢But thats awesome the Bombers won!
@@kiwikicker9263 sorry you missed it. Go to cfl.ca and check out the highlights. They also show the post game celebration and awards ceremony. Our running back, not only won the game mvp, he also won mop Canadian. And as a little icing on the cake, he's from Winnipeg. Check it out.
Cutting Smith was the dumbest move the panthers have ever made... they've made some stupid ones in the past, but this one was the worst... best receiver we ever had and arguably the best player to ever grace a Panthers uniform
U should react to his QB CAM NEWTON
React to Lamar Jackson !! WE THE KINGS OF THE AFC NORTH !! #RAVENFLOCK #FLOCKTHEREST
LJ reaction dropping this week!
@kiwi kicker watch brian dawkins wepon x i think you will like him
YEEEESSSS!!!!!! finally!
*chill talib*
React to Pat McAfee
Steve smith is 5 foot 9, 175 cm, but can out jump taller dbs due to his large calves
Brother if you want another tough as nails player you gotta check out Darren sproles cuz he was a different kind of tough
React to Lamar Jackson, he is a dual threat qb for the Ravens
Coming very soon
Cool
Panthers fan here, they cut him because they were completely stupid. They wanted it to be cam newtons team and they felt with smith there it would be smiths team. And it bit us in the @$$