
Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith is just a little guy out there on the field with big, bad bruisers. But that doesn't keep the All-Pro from punching his teammates in the face. Today's training camp victim: cornerback Ken Lucas.
According to one witness, the two were arguing about a play that happened previously at camp and Smith slugged Lucas. A scuffle ensued and punches were thrown as teammates and coach John Fox charged in to break up the fight… Lucas was then taken under the tent at the practice field and treated by trainer Ryan Vermillion. His face was bloodied and he appeared to have a large gash under his left eye. He held ice on the eye for several minutes.
After the fight Smith seemed remorseful and distraught, exchanging a quick hug with Lucas before being escorted out of practice. This is now the second time Smith has beaten up a teammate: in 2002, he punched fellow receiver Anthony Bright in the film room. Wow, six years between incidents. Someone has to stop this habit before it spirals out of control.
[FanHaus]


I never though I'd live to see violence from an NFL player. What's the world coming to?
it would be more impressive is ken lucas was invisible. or a woman. or both.
Is their other trainer a Mauve or a Lavender?
I wonder if he refers to himself in the third person.
"Steve Smith doesn't like your tone"
"Steve Smith is gonna whup some ass"
"Steve Smith needs a corn dog"
I think Steve Smith might have that complex named for a self-hating short guy who wants to rule the world…? Perot Complex. That's it.
First Rae Carruth, now this.
When is he going to start dragging women down stairs?
-Lawrence Phillips.
Sure, Steve Smith punches a teammate hard enough to open a gash under his eye and he gets "escorted out of practice." But yours truly punches a stripper barely hard enough to give her a shiner and all of sudden I'm blacklisted from every escort service in town.
michael westbrook thinks steve needs to work on setting up the right hook with his jab a little more
"Wow, Steve hits like a street sign."
- ken Lucas
Steve Smith, able to leap the Sistine Chapel.