Position: Running Back (RB) Date of Birth: January 9, 1977
Career Timeline
Philadelphia Eagles (PHI) - 2001
Carolina Panthers (CAR) - 2002 to 2005
Career Highlights & Accomplishments
Rod Smart gained attention for his unique nickname, "He Hate Me," which he famously wore on the back of his jersey during his time in the XFL.
After a successful stint in the XFL, Smart was signed by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2001, where he began his NFL career.
Smart played for the Carolina Panthers from 2002 to 2005, contributing to the team's backfield.
He was part of the Panthers' roster during their 2003 Super Bowl run, where they reached Super Bowl XXXVIII but lost to the New England Patriots.
Rod Smart was known for his versatility, able to contribute as both a running back and a special teams player.
He showcased his skills in various roles, including carrying the ball, returning kicks, and playing on special teams.
Post-NFL Career
After retiring from professional football, Smart transitioned to various ventures, including coaching and community engagement.
Rod Smart remains a notable figure in both the NFL and XFL for his unique branding and contributions to the teams he played for.
Source: gpt-4o-mini
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