Ex-NFL star Steve Smith accuses the affair with married employees of Baltimore Ravens: “My wife …”

The former NFL Wide Receiver and the current NFL network analyst Steve Smith Sr. became X (formerly Twitter) viral after a man publicly accused him of having an affair with his wife.

The allegations appeared late Friday evening when an X user who was identified as Tony Martinez went to the platform to say that his wife works for the band of the March -ravens from Baltimore Ravens, and confronted Smith directly in One post and wrote: “My wife works for the marching Ravens @ravens met Steve Smith SR at work. Steve Smith was my wife. I have receipt, I have a lot more homie. “

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The accusations did not stop here. Martinez publish screenshots explicit news that were exchanged between Smith and his wife Nicole Martinez. He then informed a video in which he seems to call Smith and confronted him with the alleged matter. In the clip, a voice that Smith repeatedly resembles is answering with “I’m sorry.” It is unclear whether the voice belongs to Smith.

Nicole Martinez and Tony Martinez met Tinder in 2020 and found “unexpectedly” love and friendship “unexpectedly” and shared a son.

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Martinez also called out the former teams from Smith, the Carolina Panthers and Baltimore Ravens, as well as brands that Smith, including Yeti Coolers and TaylorMade. He further explained that his wife Smith met while working for the Ravens, which implied that the affair started with the team during his term.

After the video, Martinez doubled his allegations and wrote: “For those who divide them. Yes, no S ***. For those who say, I look worse. I have nothing to lose. “

However, Smith did not answer X or issued an explanation of the matter.

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As a member of the NFL between 1987 and 2002, Smith played his entire career with the Carolina Panthers, with the exception of the last two seasons at the Baltimore Ravens from 2014 to 2016. There he was known for his fiery personality and remained and remained Panthers leader of all time when achieving shipyards. After retiring in 2016, he worked as a former NFL analyst for the then network and was a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2025.