Anthony Smith needs to become a face of the program

[MNVCGUY]

He was part of the post game press conference after the Buffalo game and it was one of the first times I have seen him on camera but he absolutely needs to be out front and center as much as possible.

You can tell the kid just loves football. He is a physical freak and hopefully has a huge year.

Skip to about 20:00 for Eastern and Smith's portion.

 

[Unregistered User]

There were a couple of short videos posted by Gopher Lady here, and Anthony Smith just stands out. Does a nice job of showing his personality. Seems like a very grounded, very bright and thoughtful person. He really does stand out.

 

[jonnyganas]

He says it all "Football is fun! It should be fun"

 

[PMWinSTP]

I noticed him right away last year in practices. Just really stood out. Great to see him making an impact.

 

[Mr. 131]

He flew under my radar last year, but wow- that dude was poppin off hard in the opener. Very impressive, physical play.

 

[HoustonTXGopher]

He was one of the players that went to BIG media days this summer. He has been front and center for several months now.

 

[gopherbadgerman]

He’s impressive. Thought he made a difference in the game.

 

[stocker08]

One of the recruiting coups from a few classes ago. Flashed last year. Made a lot of noise this past Saturday. Fleck has quietly been building up talent on the defensive line. Could pay some major dividends this year.

 

[mcrow47]

He is one of those players out there that you see how he's built and moves, he is a blue chip prospect and probably will be a 1st round pick if he keeps doing what he's doing. 6'6 285, athletic and jacked? That's a protype DE in NFL. Plus seems like a very smart, grounded young man that loves the game and is team player.

I'm sure if he keeps developing skill wise he will have a lot of teams that will want him in the NFL.

 

[GophEnEspaña]

A fun kid with a good head on his shoulders coming from a program like PJ's? Plus he's the prototypical hybrid athlete you want on the line? He's an NFL coach's dream.