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Former WVU center and NFL draft hopeful Joe Madsen joined the Jon Marks and Sean Brace Show on 97.5 The Fanatic in Philadelphia to discuss some of the negative reports floating around about Geno Smith – specifically Pro Football Weekly’s Nolan Nawrocki’s – as well as what kind of leader his QB was.

Part 2: Madsen on what type of leader Smith was - “He wasn’t a guy that would show emotion unless he needed to. You put him in a situation where he needed a guy to step up he was definitely the first one in his face. If things were going right, if the game was going good he was a laid back guy that you’d want to be around. He not a serious, all-the-time-gotta-be-on kind of guy but when he needs to be that’s when he turns it on.”

Part 1 of 2

I received an email the other day from 97.5 The Fanatic that had some interviews from Joe Madsen about Geno I thought you’d all be interested in hearing. 

Here is the summary:

Former WVU center and NFL draft hopeful Joe Madsen joined the Jon Marks and Sean Brace Show on 97.5 The Fanatic in Philadelphia to discuss some of the negative reports floating around about Geno Smith – specifically Pro Football Weekly’s Nolan Nawrocki’s – as well as what kind of leader his QB was.

Part 1: Madsen’s reaction to Nolan Nawrocki’s negative evaluation of Geno Smith - “I would say it’s an April Fool’s joke, that’s what I thought it would be. Geno was the first one; me, him and the other seniors who were there that year were the first ones on everybody. To say that he doesn’t motivate a team, I mean, the guy who wrote that probably wasn’t there. He was never at the practices.”