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Kyle Turley To Robert Smith: *BLEEP* You, Then
Published 4/17/2008 by jason at SPORTSbyBROOKS
Good to see Kyle Turley is still his same ol’ fiery self. The ex-Saint, ex-Ram & ex-Chief best known for his Jets helmet toss was on Dan Le Batard’s radio show on Wednesday, talking about the problems many former NFL players are having trying to get disability benefits. Kyle Turley Robert Smith Joining Turley in the discussion was ex-Viking Robert Smith , putting the point forward for the NFL Players’ Association. And what started out as a calm debate eventually turned a bit nasty. Turley argues that the current disability system is “corrupt”, and that retired players in need of benefits have been victims of “neglect” by the league and the union. Smith counters that the recipients of NFL disability are the same ...

CRAZY JOE TARGETS ROBERT SMITH?
Published 4/17/2008 by Mike Florio at ProFootballTalk.com
Somewhere, Robert Smith’s mother is wondering how anyone could not like him.  Because Smith is the latest target of the venom of former NFL lineman Kyle “Crazy Joe Davola” Turley. Via our friends at Sports By Brooks , Turley and Smith got into it Wednesday on Dan Le Batard’s radio show, with Turley eventually blowing a gasket after 20 minutes of debate regarding the plight of retired NFL players seeking disability benefits.“This is a serious issue,” Turley said.  “Families are affected, people are becoming homeless, living in shelters.  Do you not see a problem with that?  Well, f–k you, then ...

Debating NFL Union, Kyle Turley Drops an F-Bomb on Robert Smith on Live Radio
Published 4/17/2008 by Michael David Smith at FanHouse
Filed under: Chiefs, Vikings, Minnesota, Kansas CityOffensive lineman Kyle Turley, who announced his retirement from the Kansas City Chiefs this year, is one of the most outspoken opponents of the NFL player's union. Running back Robert Smith, who retired from the Minnesota Vikings in 2000, is one of the most passionate supporters of the union. In addition to being diametrically opposed on the issue of the union, Turley and Smith are also intelligent, articulate people, and when they appeared on Dan LeBatard's radio show together, the sparks flew. Sports by Brooks transcribes the juiciest parts, starting with Turley swearing at Smith: "This is a ...