Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh didn't attend Princess Diana's funeral in 1997 due to their similar looks, which they thought ...

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Brandin Cooks (10) pulls in a touchdown reception in front of Oakland Raiders defensive back Sean Smith (21) in the second half of an NFL football game in New Orleans, ...

Raiders cornerback Sean Smith will plead guilty Tuesday to a felony count of assault with great bodily injury related to an altercation in Pasadena last year, per a person familiar with the matter.

Smith would go on to start 56 games for the Dolphins over the next four seasons, before finishing his career with stints in Kansas City and Oakland. In The Tank, Sean discusses his moves from running ...

The Raiders released Smith, a Pasadena native who signed a four-year, $40 million contract in 2016, on Monday. He was taken into custody to begin his sentence following Tuesday’s hearing.

Two years before second-year track and field thrower Sean Smith became the second-best weight thrower in Hawkeye history, he was building a makeshift training facility in his basement. Back home in ...

Smith, who signed a four-year, $38 million contract prior to last season, started just two of the Raiders’ first 10 games this year. He was inactive in Week 2 with a neck injury and returned to ...

Smith, 31, was sentenced to one-year in prison and five years' probation when he agreed to plead guilty on March 13 to the felony assault charge. A charge of aggravated battery was dismissed.

Raiders cornerback Sean Smith will be heading from the field to the courtroom once the regular season comes to an end. After a hearing this week, a judge in Los Angeles County Superior Court ruled ...

Daniel Rosenberg, Sean Smith's attorney: Sean has maintained his innocence. We are going to enter a plea of not guilty & fight these charges — Michael Gehlken (@GehlkenNFL) August 18, 2017 ...

Smith attended Blair High School in Pasadena, Calif., where he played a trio of sports, and after a few years away from the Golden State, he's looking forward to coming home.

Webster Thomas senior Sean Smith used ingenuity to train for high school indoor track indoor season. Smith is one of the nation's elite at the high school level in the weight throw.