Video: 105TF: What Will Jaylon Smith Be Known For? Shan & RJ

[MountaineerCowboy]

 

[Cmac]

"might"....next up "anonymous sources". He's gone.

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

"might"....next up "anonymous sources". He's gone.

This might explain why it was just out of the blue. Maybe he was causing problems behind the scenes as the video suggests.

 

[John813]

Listened to it. It's sort of reach. "I talked to the guy next to me" during the sled drill is his source.

Now, it's possible Smith was bummed about his role being reduced and maybe more could leak out from other media heads once the cut is confirmed. But I felt like this was a reach/way to drag the segment.

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

I think I'll remember Jaylon for that fumble recovery TD he scored.

Other than that he really doesn't have any stand out plays.

I'll remember him more for the swipe and the celebrating literally everything (whether he was involved or not) regardless of the situation more than anything else though.

 

[darthseinfeld]

To be fair he had a very strong 2018. Alot of optimism about him going into 2019. 2019 and 2020 were just SO bad

I wonder what the tone was in the thread when his extention was announced

 

[Jipper]

He'll be known for being the last wasted cowboys 2nd round pick on an injured or drug issue player

 

[Blake]

Sucking…?

 

[Dallasfann]

I think I'll remember Jaylon for that fumble recovery TD he scored.

Other than that he really doesn't have any stand out plays.

I'll remember him more for the swipe and the celebrating literally everything (whether he was involved or not) regardless of the situation more than anything else though.

I'm not going to miss his horrible celebrating. It's almost like he didn't even realize we were trying to win games. More just make a big play and celebrate it.

 

[CATCH17]

All of Jaylon Smith’s shortcomings are on the Jones’s and not him.

Outside of his celebrations and letting everyone know what an entrepreneur he is he did everything he could to recover and play after his injury and he just couldn’t do it.

 

[Risen Star]

Delusional tone deafness.

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

I'm not going to miss his horrible celebrating. It's almost like he didn't even realize we were trying to win games. More just make a big play and celebrate it.

The dude loved to celebrate everything no matter the situation or how foolish it looked. I will not miss it.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

He should be remembered for all the good things he did outside of the football field.

Cowboys Pro Bowler Jaylon Smith launches educational summit for minority entrepreneurs
Jaylon Smith Invests $600K to Minority Entrepreneurs in Inaugural MEI Texas Showcase


Far greater impact than what he did on that field.

 

[John813]

That goalline hit vs Watson was a great play that was referred by Jon M in the clip.

To be fair he had a very strong 2018. Alot of optimism about him going into 2019. 2019 and 2020 were just SO bad

I wonder what the tone was in the thread when his extention was announced

Mostly positive. I mean, I think some regression was expected but Smith and LVE for that matter fell off cliffs after the Rams rushing beatdown.

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

All of Jaylon Smith’s shortcomings are on the Jones’s and not him.

Outside of his celebrations and letting everyone know what an entrepreneur he is he did everything he could to recover and play after his injury and he just couldn’t do it.

His recovery should be celebrated and respected for sure.

 

[ChronicCowboy]

I’ll remember him as a physical talent that was derailed by injury. Also as a player that didn’t necessarily love the game.

He could coast on talent before the injury, but he needed extra commitment to excel afterwards. We saw that commitment in 2018…but after he got his deal that motivation wasn’t there anymore.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

That goalline hit vs Watson was a great play that was referred by Jon M in the clip.




Mostly positive. I mean, I think some regression was expected but Smith and LVE for that matter fell off cliffs after the Rams rushing beatdown.

Jesus man I forgot all about that hit. That was criminal how he hit him damn.

 

[HanD]

interesting take that smiles in front of camera and different behind the scenes.

i really liked him that rookie LVE year. they were both great. the alvin kamara stop at the goalline in 2018 will be the play i remember him most for. it was a great play. kamara swing pass at the 10, j.smith center of the field and stopped him short.

@1:15

 

[John813]

Jesus man I forgot all about that hit. That was criminal how he hit him damn.

Excellent trajectory/timing by Smith too to get that kill shot at full speed.

 

[darthseinfeld]

That goalline hit vs Watson was a great play that was referred by Jon M in the clip.




Mostly positive. I mean, I think some regression was expected but Smith and LVE for that matter fell off cliffs after the Rams rushing beatdown.

Found it
.https://cowboyszone.com/threads/jaylon-extension.437833/