Eagles’ Nolan Smith Arrested for Allegedly Speeding at 135 MPH

Twiggs County, Georgia. Interstate 16 eastbound. Night of May 15, 2026. Seventy is the posted number. One hundred thirty-five is what the sheriff’s office put on the clock. Lamborghini. Reckless driving and speeding. Booked 11:24 p.m., out 12:41 a.m. after bond. Cooperative, they wrote. No wreck. No tow. Deputies called it a very expensive Italian lesson.

July 14 or 15 on the calendar. Pay the tickets and he does not have to walk in. Eagles OTAs were the next week. Team had no immediate comment to AP. Savannah kid, Georgia Bulldog, 2023 first-rounder, stayed in the Super Bowl LIX game on a torn triceps. That résumé does not beat a radar gun.

Alleged until a plea or a bench. Georgia has a pile of former Dawgs in similar traffic files; Jalen Carter’s 2023 reckless/racing case is the one every recap reaches for because they share a locker room now. Different night, different statute. This one is a straight speed stop on I-16.

135 in a 70 is more than a warning. It is also not a felony in this write-up. The car goes home. The citation goes to a clerk. If he writes the check, the only leftover is the Facebook post from the sheriff and a graphic in an Eagles jersey. Drive the limit on the way to camp. The county already did the rest of the press release.