Steve Smith just retired in typical Steve Smith style

* slow clap *

After 16 years, the veteran wide receiver -- who played for the Carolina Panthers and Baltimore Ravens -- has called it a career, recently announcing his retirement from the NFL.

But he had one more item of business to wrap up. In classic Steve Smith form, he added a mic drop in his retirement letter to the league.



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The legendary trash-talker shared what he wrote on Twitter.

'Dear Commissioner Goodell,' the letter states. 'This is to notify you that as of today I, Steve Smith Sr., will no longer be antagonizing defensive backs. I am retiring from the National Football League.'

Smith, 37, finished his career with 14,731 receiving yards and 81 receiving touchdowns. Five years from now, he'll be eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Should he be elected, his induction speech in Canton, Ohio, will be a must-watch.

Smith, 37, finished his career with 14,731 receiving yards and 81 receiving touchdowns. Five years from now, he'll be eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Should he be elected, his induction speech in Canton, Ohio, will be a must-watch. The legendary trash-talker shared what he wrote on Twitter. Smith, 37, finished his career with 14,731 receiving yards and 81 receiving touchdowns. Five years from now, he'll be eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Should he be elected, his induction speech in Canton, Ohio, will be a must-watch. After 16 years, the veteran wide receiver -- who played for the Carolina Panthers and Baltimore Ravens -- has called it a career, recently announcing his retirement from the NFL. Smith, 37, finished his career with 14,731 receiving yards and 81 receiving touchdowns. Five years from now, he'll be eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Should he be elected, his induction speech in Canton, Ohio, will be a must-watch. But he had one more item of business to wrap up. In classic Steve Smith form, he added a mic drop in his retirement letter to the league. * slow clap * * slow clap * After 16 years, the veteran wide receiver -- who played for the Carolina Panthers and Baltimore Ravens -- has called it a career, recently announcing his retirement from the NFL. * slow clap * Smith, 37, finished his career with 14,731 receiving yards and 81 receiving touchdowns. Five years from now, he'll be eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Should he be elected, his induction speech in Canton, Ohio, will be a must-watch. But he had one more item of business to wrap up. In classic Steve Smith form, he added a mic drop in his retirement letter to the league. 'Dear Commissioner Goodell,' the letter states. 'This is to notify you that as of today I, Steve Smith Sr., will no longer be antagonizing defensive backs. I am retiring from the National Football League.' But he had one more item of business to wrap up. In classic Steve Smith form, he added a mic drop in his retirement letter to the league. The legendary trash-talker shared what he wrote on Twitter. Smith, 37, finished his career with 14,731 receiving yards and 81 receiving touchdowns. Five years from now, he'll be eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Should he be elected, his induction speech in Canton, Ohio, will be a must-watch. 'Dear Commissioner Goodell,' the letter states. 'This is to notify you that as of today I, Steve Smith Sr., will no longer be antagonizing defensive backs. I am retiring from the National Football League.' The legendary trash-talker shared what he wrote on Twitter. After 16 years, the veteran wide receiver -- who played for the Carolina Panthers and Baltimore Ravens -- has called it a career, recently announcing his retirement from the NFL. But he had one more item of business to wrap up. In classic Steve Smith form, he added a mic drop in his retirement letter to the league. After 16 years, the veteran wide receiver -- who played for the Carolina Panthers and Baltimore Ravens -- has called it a career, recently announcing his retirement from the NFL. Smith, 37, finished his career with 14,731 receiving yards and 81 receiving touchdowns. Five years from now, he'll be eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Should he be elected, his induction speech in Canton, Ohio, will be a must-watch. * slow clap * After 16 years, the veteran wide receiver -- who played for the Carolina Panthers and Baltimore Ravens -- has called it a career, recently announcing his retirement from the NFL. The legendary trash-talker shared what he wrote on Twitter. But he had one more item of business to wrap up. In classic Steve Smith form, he added a mic drop in his retirement letter to the league. After 16 years, the veteran wide receiver -- who played for the Carolina Panthers and Baltimore Ravens -- has called it a career, recently announcing his retirement from the NFL. But he had one more item of business to wrap up. In classic Steve Smith form, he added a mic drop in his retirement letter to the league. But he had one more item of business to wrap up. In classic Steve Smith form, he added a mic drop in his retirement letter to the league. Smith, 37, finished his career with 14,731 receiving yards and 81 receiving touchdowns. Five years from now, he'll be eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Should he be elected, his induction speech in Canton, Ohio, will be a must-watch.

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