Musa Smith - #32 - RB - Georgia - Profile

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS    

■ Registered first career start and rushed 22 times for career-high 83 yards and TD in his final game for BAL vs. PIT in 2007 RS finale.

■ Third RB selected in 2003 NFL Draft.

SEASON BY SEASON

2007 (BAL) Made first career NFL start, carrying the ball 22 times for 83 yards and TD in Week 17 win vs. PIT that ended Ravens' nine-game losing streak. ... Had longest play of career, 52-yard KO return, among three returns for 89 yards, in Week 9 at PIT. ... Carried five times for 30 yards including 6-yard TD run for BAL's first points of season in season opener at CIN.

2006 (BAL) Had career-long 30-yard run and also recovered fumble on opening kickoff, which led to TD, in Week 9 vs. CIN. ... Had career highs with six receptions and 53 receiving yards in Week 5 at DEN. ... Had career-long 30-yard reception in Week 2 home opener vs. OAK.

2005 (BAL) Activated from PUP list and saw action in one game, with three receptions for 5 yards and two ST tackles, in Week 10 at JAX before being placed on IR.

2004 (BAL) Hauled in season-long 25-yard reception in Week 10 OT win at NYJ.

2003 (BAL) Led Ravens with four ST tackles in AFC Wild Card Game vs. TEN. ... Carried four times for 21 yards, including 11-yard TD, in Week 16 win at CLE. ... Saw first scrimmage action of NFL career, carrying five times for 10 yards, including late 2-yard TD, 44-6 Week 13 win vs. SF. ... Made NFL debut on BAL special teams in Week 7 at CIN.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

■ Signed by Jets as FA 5/27/08.

■ Placed by BAL on IR 12/16/06.

■ Placed by BAL on IR 11/30/05.

■ Activated by BAL from PUP 11/8/05.

■ Placed by BAL on IR 11/24/04.

■ Selected by BAL in third round (77th overall) of 2003 NFL Draft.

BEFORE THE NFL

■ Finished Georgia career with 31 games (18 starts), 454 carries for 2,202 yards (4.9 avg.) and 19 TDs, 27 receptions for 187 yards (6.9 avg.).

■ Only 11th player in Georgia history to rush for over 2,000 yards in a career (ranked eighth on the Bulldogs’ all-time record list at the completion of his Georgia career)

■ Associated Press and Atlanta Journal-Constitution All-SEC first-team selection as senior after garnering second-team honors from league’s coaches as junior.

■ Started every game but one as senior, gaining career-high 1,324 yards with eight TDs on 260 carries, which included nine 100-yard rushing games.

■ Carried 75 times for 330 yards (4.4 avg.) and five TDs as UGa freshman to earn Freshman All-America third-team honors by The Sporting News and Knoxville News Sentinel SEC All-Freshman selection.

■ SuperPrep All-American who was finalist for Pennsylvania Player of the Year playing for West Perry HS. after rushing for 2,041 yards and 32 TDs on 214 carries as a senior, with four 200-yard games.

■ Three-year starter at West Perry who had career totals of 478 carries, 4,117 yards (8.6 avg.) and 54 TDs.

OFF THE FIELD

■ Visited Marines who had served in Iraq in June 2005.

■ Brother, John, who visited Ravens in June 2004, lost a leg in mortar attack in Iraq and was awarded Purple Heart.

■ Participated in numerous charitable events while with Ravens, sponsored by organizations such as Owen Brown Interfaith Center, American Heart Association, Goodwill Industries and Big Ed's Band Foundation, started by former BAL teammate Edwin Mulitalo to help provide musical instruments to underprivileged schools and students.

■ Married former Lacey Gardner and has daughter, Jayda Coral Smith, born in 2008.