New Orleans Saints players are expressing sympathy for the families of their former teammate Will Smith as well as the man convicted of shooting him.

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Cardell Hayes is set for sentencing on Feb. 17. Jurors found him guilty Sunday night of the lesser manslaughter charges, deciding against murder in the shootings that followed a traffic collision last April.
Cardell Hayes was convicted Sunday of manslaughter and attempted manslaughter for killing the retired NFL player and wounding his wife,Wholesale NFL Jerseys China, Raquel Smith. Many players attended the seven-day trial.
After football practice Monday,Wholesale NFL Jerseys, offensive tackle Zach Strief called it a "tragedy for everybody that's involved."
The New Orleans district attorney says he'll seek a 60-year sentence for the man who shot ex-Saints star Will Smith — the maximum 40 years for manslaughter in Smith's death,NFL Jerseys Supply, with 20 years added for attempted manslaughter in the wounding of Smith's wife.
District Attorney Leon Cannizzaro said Monday his office would seek the maximum sentence for both crimes. The judge can sentence Hayes to serve them concurrently, but the prosecutor says the crimes are so serious that Hayes should serve the sentences one after the other, for a total of 60 years.
Punter Thomas Morstead says it's a "sad situation" that Smith's widow and children have lost him.
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Morstead said he's also sad for the Hayes' family, saying he's probably lost a "huge chunk or all of his life in jail."