Roquan Daevon Smith, an inside linebacker with the Baltimore Ravens of the National Football League (NFL), was born on April 8, 1997.
At Georgia, he played collegiate football. First Georgia Bulldog to receive the Butkus Award was Smith.
Smith participated in collegiate football at the University of Georgia while being coached by Mark Richt and Kirby Smart. In 2015, Smith participated in 12 games while a true freshman at Georgia and made 20 tackles.
He made 95 tackles as a sophomore in 2016 while starting 10 of the 13 contests.
Smith was selected as the Associated Press’s SEC Defensive Player of the Year and MVP of the SEC Championship Game in 2017.
As the first Georgia Bulldog to get the Butkus Award, he also made history. Smith made the decision to join the 2018 NFL Draft rather than use his last year of eligibility.
Where did Roquan Smith play football?
He played for Baltimore Ravens.
Who did Roquan Smith play for?
Baltimore is home to the Baltimore Ravens, a professional American football team where Roquan plays.
The American Football Conference North division is where the Ravens play in the National Football League.