With four explosive touchdowns so far this season, RB Antone Smith has proven his ability to make plays. Take a look back at Smith's college football career at Florida State.
On Feb. 2, 2005, RB Antone Smith signed his letter of intent for Florida State. Smith led his Pahokee High School team to a state championship during his senior year.
RB Antone Smith takes the handoff from the quarterback during a game in 2005 against Citadel. Smith totaled 2,065 rushing yards and 23 touchdowns during his career at Florida State.
RB Antone Smith runs through a Duke University defender during a game in 2005.
RB Antone Smith celebrates one of his two touchdowns during a game against Duke University in 2005.
RB Antone Smith is tackled by a University of Maryland defensive player during a game in 2006.
RB Antone Smith makes a catch during a Spring football game while playing for Florida State.
RB Antone Smith shakes off a tackle by a University of Alabama Birmingham player during a game in 2007.
RB Antone Smith runs into the endzone during a game in 2007 against Colorado University.
RB Antone Smith runs the ball against Colorado University during a game in 2007.
A Colorado University player attempts to tackle RB Antone Smith during a game in 2007.
RB Antone Smith gets the handoff during a game against the University of Alabama in 2007.
RB Antone Smith makes a catch against the University of Alabama during a game in 2007.
RB Antone Smith is tackled by a group of University of Alabama players during a game in 2007.
RB Antone Smith makes a run against a North Carolina State player during a game in 2008.
RB Antone Smith running the ball against the University of Miami during a game in 2007.
RB Antone Smith runs through the Chattanooga defense during a game in 2008.
A Colorado University player tackled RB Antone Smith as he runs the ball during a game in 2008.
RB Antone Smith takes a handoff during a game against Boston College in 2008.
Smith runs past a University of Miami player during a game in 2008.
The Atlanta Falcons today announced that they have signed wide receiver Ryan Spadola to the practice squad.
Spadola, 6-1, 205 pounds, was originally signed by the New York Jets as a college free agent out of Lehigh following the 2013 NFL Draft. He has appeared in four games, including three with the Jets and one with the Miami Dolphins. Spadola played in 38 games at Lehigh, catching 232 passes for 3,611 yards with 24 touchdowns. He earned first team All-America honors from AFCA, Associated Press, Sports Network, Phil Steele, and College Sporting News during his collegiate career.
