#59 Andre Smith:
Position: LB
Height/Weight: 6″0’/240 lbs.
Age: 23
College: North Carolina
Year joined Bills: 2020
Acquired: Trade with Carolina Panthers
College Injuries:
2015 Freshman year:
No publicly reported injuries
2016 Sophomore year:
Torn pectoral muscle, played entire season, had surgery in offseason.
2017 Junior year:
Left knee mensical tear, Week 2, missed 10 games.
Pro Injuries:
2018 Panthers:
Hamstring strain, side not specified. Originally injured during NFL Combine, re-injured during first preseason game, then re-injured Week 5, missed 3 games.
2019 Panthers:
No publicly reported injuries.
2020 Bills:
No publicly reported injuries.
General links:
Buffalo Rumblings Andre Smith Injury Profile
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