Matt "Money" Smith

For other people named Matt Smith, see Matt Smith (disambiguation).

Matt "Money" Smith (born April 26, 1973) is a United States nationally-syndicated sports radio personality.

On January 8, 2007 Smith began co-hosting The Petros and Money Show, with Petros Papadakis, which currently runs Monday-Friday from 3pm to 7pm.^[1]

Notes

↑ "AM 570 KLAC K-Los Angeles California/Orange County". Am570radio.com. Retrieved 2010-08-25.

External links

The Petros and Money Show

NFL Network

On-air talent

Current	Brian Baldinger Judy Battista Brian Billick Tiffany Blackmon Albert Breer Bucky Brooks Paul Burmeister Erin Coscarelli Stacey Dales Dave Dameshek Jeff Darlington Charles Davis Terrell Davis Jamie Dukes Rich Eisen Heath Evans Michael Fabiano Marshall Faulk Alex Flanagan Jay Glazer Dennis Green Rebecca Haarlow Scott Hanson Elliot Harrison Michael Irvin Daniel Jeremiah Kimberly Jones Aditi Kinkhabwala Andrea Kremer Rhett Lewis Steve Mariucci Mike Mayock Willie McGinest Randy Moss Brad Nessler Bob Papa Adam Rank Ian Rapoport Lindsay Rhodes Deion Sanders Sterling Sharpe Andrew Siciliano Jason Smith Matt Smith Melissa Stark Amber Theoharis Kurt Warner Solomon Wilcots Ari Wolfe Steve Wyche

Former	Jennifer Allen Marcus Allen Bobby Beathard Michelle Beisner Fran Charles Butch Davis Spero Dedes Kara Henderson Derrin Horton Seth Joyner Lincoln Kennedy Jason La Canfora Michael Lombardi Mike Martz Jim E. Mora Ken Norton, Jr. Glenn Parker Bill Patrick Mike Pereira Molly Qerim Dan Reeves Warren Sapp Danyelle Sargent Adam Schefter Darren Sharper Emmitt Smith Tom Waddle Rod Woodson Nicole Zaloumis

Programs

Current	America's Game: The Super Bowl Champions A Football Life Finding Giants NFL Classics NFL GameDay NFL RedZone NFL Replay NFL Scoreboard NFL Top 10 NFL Top 100 NFL Total Access Path to the Draft Playbook Thursday Night Football

Former	College Football Now College Scoreboard Football America NFL AM NFL Cheerleader Playoffs NFL Films Game of the Week Point After Put Up Your Dukes

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