Stephen A. Smith shot back at some criticism he received this week.
During Friday’s edition of the ESPN morning show, Smith attributed the Patriots’ defensive success this year to defensive coordinator Terrell Williams. Williams has been away from the team since Week 2 dealing with prostate cancer.
“First Take” removed the clip of the conversation from their X account. But Smith took it upon himself to double down on the comment.. “First of all, we reported earlier in the year that he was out due to Prostate Cancer when it happened. Secondly, he still talks to coaches for game-planning purposes. Thirdly, forgetting to mention all of that is different than not knowing — plus it really doesn’t matter when I’ve got experts like Ryan Clark and Cam backing me up. But keep pushing the story. Hope it gets the clicks folks want. Carry on!" Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel did say earlier this season that Williams has been around the team and sitting in on meetings. But Smith credited New England’s success to him, not Kurh.Bridget Hyland is a sports reporter for NJ Advance Media, primarily covering trending and breaking news. She graduated from Villanova University with a Bachelor's degree in Communication, specializing in...
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