Torrey shows he’s a first class guy in his departing words to Bmore. Yes I will miss him, but yes I understand that there are salary cap casualties. I just hope the Ravens can replace his 11 TD catches and 15 induced interference calls. Andre Johnson, Eric Crabtree, one of the many valuable college receivers–will have a tall task to fill Torrey’s shoes. I wish Torrey nothing but the best of luck in San Francisco and I was able to tell him so last night at the FCA event.
Myself with Torrey and Coach Edsall
“These last four years have been amazing for me,” Smith wrote. I have been able to grow as a player, and more importantly, as a man. The men who run the Baltimore Ravens organization have been essential to my growth. For that I say thank you! To the fans, it is tough to leave a city that I now call home. Y’all have embraced my family and me, and we truly appreciate it.
“Your support has been unreal and I will miss being able to make y’all proud. Although I may no longer be a member of the Baltimore Ravens, at heart, I will always be a Raven. What we accomplished together is timeless. I will be playing for a different organization, but I will remain committed to the City of Baltimore. I’m on to the next chapter of my life and football career, but I will see you guys later.”
There are several connections between the 49ers and Smith, including former Ravens wide receiver Anquan Boldin and former Maryland tight end Vernon Davis. Smith has maintained a strong friendship with Boldin since he was traded to the 49ers for a sixth-round draft pick following the Ravens’ Super Bowl XLVII victory.
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