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Bruce Smith Says 'No Beef' Between Him and Tony Boselli Following Hall of Fame Comments

The Hall of Fame pass-rusher had tough words for those who campaigned for Jaguars' great Tony Boselli to enter Canton, but he said this week that the two are on good terms.
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“Tony was a formidable opponent during his brief career, but I find it difficult to compare the totality of his body of work with those of the NFL’s greatest left tackles,” Smith said. “With the exception of the legendary Anthony Munoz; Jonathan Ogden, Willie Roaf, and Walter Jones all protected the blind side of the quarterback for 12 seasons or more. In Jacksonville, Leon Searcy bore the arduous task of protecting Mark Brunell’s blindside, while Tony benefited from protecting the extremely talented, mobile left handed quarterback."
 
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Bruce Smith Says 'No Beef' Between Him and Tony Boselli Following Hall of Fame Comments

The Hall of Fame pass-rusher had tough words for those who campaigned for Jaguars' great Tony Boselli to enter Canton, but he said this week that the two are on good terms.
www.si.com

“Tony was a formidable opponent during his brief career, but I find it difficult to compare the totality of his body of work with those of the NFL’s greatest left tackles,” Smith said. “With the exception of the legendary Anthony Munoz; Jonathan Ogden, Willie Roaf, and Walter Jones all protected the blind side of the quarterback for 12 seasons or more. In Jacksonville, Leon Searcy bore the arduous task of protecting Mark Brunell’s blindside, while Tony benefited from protecting the extremely talented, mobile left handed quarterback."
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Bruce Smith is still sour Boselli owned him but he’s not wrong about Searcy.
 
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