Antonio Smith

In a rather bizarre case, a man was found dead early on Sunday in the swimming pool at the home of Texans DE Antonio Smith. Foul play is not suspected, according to the Houston Chronicle, and authorities are investigating the apparent drowning of the victim, who was a 37-year-old male. Approximately 100 people attended a party Saturday night at Smith’s home, a $1 million, five-acre estate in Richmond, Texas, and 25 stayed overnight, officials told the newspaper. Neighbors reported hearing...Read Full Story

In a rather bizarre case, a man was found dead early on Sunday in the swimming pool at the home of Texans DE Antonio Smith. Foul play is not suspected, according to the Houston Chronicle, and authorities are investigating the apparent drowning of the victim, who was a 37-year-old male. Approximately 100 people attended a party Saturday night at Smith’s home, a $1 million, five-acre estate in Richmond, Texas, and 25 stayed overnight, officials told the newspaper. Neighbors reported hearing...Read Full Story

The body of 37 year old Engram Lamar Crenshaw was discovered Sunday floating in the pool of Houston Texans' DE Antonio Smith. This was following a Labor Day bash that Smith had at his 5-acre estate the night before. Detectives say roughly 100 people were invited and the victim was last seen alive around 2am. His body was discovered the following morning at around 9am.   Although the authorities aren't immediately suspecting that there was any foul play, they did say that he wasn't dressed to...Read Full Story

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The Texans made a move to bolster their defensive line on Saturday, as the team signed Cardinals free-agent defensive end Antonio Smith. NFL.com’s Adam Schefter reports that Smith signed a five-year, $35 million deal that includes $12.5 million in guarantees. Smith had been with the Cardinals for all four years of his NFL career. He was picked in the 5th round of the 2004 NFL Draft by Arizona, and in his rookie season started 11 games. Overall in four seasons he played in 59 games, going for...Read Full Story