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Overcoming incredible odds, Ed pursued football as a second career. His transformation from a 9 year minor league baseball veteran to a tight end in the NFL was accomplished by a level of perseverance and dedication rarely seen. One of the rewards for all the hard work, an appearance in Super Bowl XXXIII as a member of the 1998 NFC Champions - The Atlanta Falcons (The Dirty Birds).
Edward Smith III developed "The Zuri Speaks" Talk Show along with his partner T'Malkia Zuri (Queen T). Ed is also the host of his own radio broadcast The EZ Sports Talk Show.
Today Ed lives in Phoenix, Arizona. He travels the country as a Motivational Speaker, supports a variety of charities and organizations and has a passion to help encourage the youth of America to stay on the right track and never give up on their dreams.
Edward Smith III developed "The Zuri Speaks" Talk Show along with his partner T'Malkia Zuri (Queen T). Ed is also the host of his own radio broadcast The EZ Sports Talk Show.
Today Ed lives in Phoenix, Arizona. He travels the country as a Motivational Speaker, supports a variety of charities and organizations and has a passion to help encourage the youth of America to stay on the right track and never give up on their dreams.
Edward M. Smith III was born in Trenton, New Jersey and moved to the small town of Browns Mills, New Jersey as a young boy. Ed was blessed with an incredible family and wealth of attributes. His strong family foundation, faith and unwillingness to never give up have sustained him in both his personal and professional life.
At an early age, Ed played the games that many boys do - baseball, basketball and football. As he grew, so did his skill on the playing fields and his true passion for sports. By the time Ed neared the end of his high school career at the age of 17, the unbelievable task of deciding his entire future weighed heavily on his shoulders. Which sport, baseball or football? At what level, collegiate or professional?
Ed chose to forgo college and pursue his professional career directly out of high school in 1987. He was drafted by the Chicago White Sox in the 7th round and began the quest to accomplish his childhood dream of playing Major League Baseball two days after graduating from Pemberton Township High School. After traveling the winding road of minor league baseball for nine years, frustrated by the results and direction of his career, Ed came to a crossroad in his life - the love he had for baseball had been replaced by the cruel reality of the business. It was time for a professional change, but what would he do next?
At an early age, Ed played the games that many boys do - baseball, basketball and football. As he grew, so did his skill on the playing fields and his true passion for sports. By the time Ed neared the end of his high school career at the age of 17, the unbelievable task of deciding his entire future weighed heavily on his shoulders. Which sport, baseball or football? At what level, collegiate or professional?
Ed chose to forgo college and pursue his professional career directly out of high school in 1987. He was drafted by the Chicago White Sox in the 7th round and began the quest to accomplish his childhood dream of playing Major League Baseball two days after graduating from Pemberton Township High School. After traveling the winding road of minor league baseball for nine years, frustrated by the results and direction of his career, Ed came to a crossroad in his life - the love he had for baseball had been replaced by the cruel reality of the business. It was time for a professional change, but what would he do next?
EZ Sports Talk Show
6:05pm-7pm MST on Saturdays
KXXT 1010 AM, Phoenix
ezsportstalk.com
6:05pm-7pm MST on Saturdays
KXXT 1010 AM, Phoenix
ezsportstalk.com