Oakland Raiders linebacker Malcolm Smith participated in an event with Bay Area youth.
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Oakland Raiders linebacker, and former Super Bowl MVP, Malcolm Smith, teamed up with his brother Steve, a former wide receiver with the New York Giants and a Super Bowl champ in his own right, and teammate defensive end Khalil Mack, for a community event with East Bay youth.
Lindsey Ann von Thron of Sport Techie writes:
"These Super Bowl Champion brothers are working on leaving an even bigger legacy beyond the gridiron. A year ago they formed the Smith Bros P.L.A.Y. (Practice Listen Apply Yourself) Foundation with the mission to impact youth through education and athletics, which they do through work-based learning programs and athletic enrichment events. And just a year in, they are already making a huge impact up and down the West Coast."