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On a recent episode of the Get Up podcast, an in-house Commanders show, former NFL cornerback Fred Smoot talked about a day when former defensive back Sean Springs came out to help observe and ...

- Fred Smoot on Commanders LB Frankie Luvu “Not just the energy, not just the intensity, not just knowing where to be. He looked the part, he plays the part and I can’t wait to see him ...

LOUDOUN COUNTY, Va. - Fred Smoot, who spent seven seasons with Washington's football team, is no longer in prison, according to the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office. The 44-year-old turned himself ...

Former NFL cornerback Fred Smoot, who spent most of his career in Washington and now does postgame analysis for the Commanders, has been arrested on a civil charge of “failure to comply with ...

Former Washington Commanders cornerback Fred Smoot was arrested in Virginia and booked with misdemeanor failure to comply with support obligation, according to multiple reports.. The 2001 second ...

Fred Smoot, a member of the Washington Commanders broadcast team, was arrested on a civil misdemeanor charge for "failure to comply with a support obligation," according to the Loudoun County ...

Fred Smoot, who spent nine seasons in the NFL as a cornerback for the Washington Redskins and the Minnesota Vikings, has gotten in trouble with the law this week.

Commanders broadcaster Fred Smoot, a former NFL cornerback, was arrested in Virginia on a civil misdemeanor charge of failure to comply with support obligation, TMZ Sports reports.

On Thursday, reports revealed that former NFL star Fred Smoot was arrested in Virginia. The former Washington Commanders defensive back was booked with misdemeanor failure to comply with support ...