Eagles' Nolan Smith took apology for his 136 MPH driving arrest to team ownership and now makes it public
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Eagles' Nolan Smith took apology for his 136 MPH driving arrest to team ownership and now makes it public.
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Nolan Smith apologized to Howie Roseman and Jeffrey Lurie after his arrest for driving 136 MPH, but his NFL Personal Conduct Policy status is unclear.
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