Extra Points: Arthur Smith Revisited

Posted Jan 15, 2021
At no point was quitting an option for Arthur Smith. That would have been easy—particularly when your Dad is worth $1.5 billion. Football? With a broken foot that won't seem to heal? With weeks upon months of pain and rehab? Arthur Smith, son of FedEx founder and CEO Fred Smith, had plenty of options. But quitting? That wasn't one of them. (GoHeels.com)

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