E.J. Smith signs with Kansas City Chiefs as undrafted free agent

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 26

Smith, son of NFL legend Emmitt Smith, joins the Chiefs after playing 48 collegiate games at Texas A&M and Stanford, recording 969 rushing yards and nine touchdowns.
He will compete for a roster spot under head coach Andy Reid, joining a crowded backfield that includes new signing Kenneth Walker III and recent draftee Emmett Johnson.
Smith faces the challenge of living up to his father's legacy but receives advice to focus on his own path as he begins his professional football career in Kansas City.

How does E.J. Smith plan to forge his own identity beyond his legendary father's shadow?

What makes E.J. Smith a better bet for the Chiefs than their other undrafted running back, Jadyn Ott?

Can E.J. Smith follow Priest Holmes' path from undrafted free agent to Kansas City Chiefs legend?

Could E.J. Smith's special teams interest be his secret weapon for making the 53-man roster?

With Patrick Mahomes injured, will the Chiefs' new run-heavy focus create a surprise opening for Smith?