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Sherman felt insulted. When you throw in a corner's direction, that's because his man is open.

 

Truth. Corners live on an island sometimes. I like the fact that he challenges receivers and quarterbacks to throw at him. Obviously it is what fuels his greatness.

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We've got about 200 posts in this thread vs. 19 posts in the AFC title game thread.

 

As I said, Sherman made sure the conversation was about him & not his team's accomplishment.

 

Call him a fool. Call him an idiot. Call him a thug. I'll agree with almost any word you choose.

 

Did you watch the AFC Championship game? Talk about a snoozefest. I don't know what it is about Denver but their 2 playoff games were incredibly boring.

If nothing else, I am looking more forward to the superbowl now that Sherman ran his yap.

I've seen thousands of post game interviews in all sports, game winning/losing or whatever, never seen a worst one than this.

 

Did you ever see a Muhammad Ali interview?

I kind of like seeing a non-PC interview from time to time, its refreshing.

 

Didn't sound like he used foul language, but I've have to watch it again. I don't really have anything wrong with it. If people don't like it, then don't have the media interview players on the field, two minutes after the ending to a huge game.

If you want to jump on Sherman for something then get him for the way he acted right after the play. Taunting Crabtree directly after seems like a bigger deal then what he said in the interview. For the record I don't have a problem with either. Seems way over blown to me.

Did you watch the AFC Championship game? Talk about a snoozefest. I don't know what it is about Denver but their 2 playoff games were incredibly boring.

 

It was boring, but Sherman's mouth is the only reason this thread is as long as it is.

Your going to put Sherman in the same sentence in regards to the way he acted in that interview with Peyton Manning, possibly the most humble player in the NFL, Tom Brady, and Wes Welker? Wow, well it makes sense now. Ill kindly leave this thread. I didn't realize you were that out of touch. You show me one time when any of those three have ever, EVER acted that way in an interview and ill buy ya a steak dinner.

 

And for the others. Your really going to talk about a professional athlete not being a role model after one of you just told me I would enjoy sports more if I relaxed? So you enjoy your sports but you never idolized a professional athlete growing up? MJ, Pete Rose, Favre, nobody? It doesn't matter, if your a pro, kids look up to you, it comes with the job whether you like it or not. Not a role model??? You have about as much of a brain as Richard Sherman does.

 

Do you recall the interview with Wes Welker where he continually made fun of Rex Ryan because of his alleged foot fetish? If I remember properly he was benched for his actions in that interview. Sounds like you owe Big Black Jack a steak dinner...

If you want to jump on Sherman for something then get him for the way he acted right after the play. Taunting Crabtree directly after seems like a bigger deal then what he said in the interview. For the record I don't have a problem with either. Seems way over blown to me.

 

The taunting is part of the game IMO and I didn't have a problem with that.

 

Drawing all the attention to yourself after a team accomplishment is what I didn't like.

The taunting is part of the game IMO and I didn't have a problem with that.

 

Drawing all the attention to yourself after a team accomplishment is what I didn't like.

 

Trash talking is a part of the game as well. Sherman just did it where most don't, in an interview. I have no problem with it.

Trash talking is a part of the game as well. Sherman just did it where most don't, in an interview. I have no problem with it.

 

I agree on the trash talking. I don't agree in taking the spotlight away from what the team achieved.

I find it funny that almost all of the people I know upset about Sherman's interview are UK fans.

I find it funny that almost all of the people I know upset about Sherman's interview are UK fans.

 

I find it funny that so many BGPers are obsessed with UK fans.

I find it funny that almost all of the people I know upset about Sherman's interview are UK fans.

 

I'm a huge UK fan and I'm not upset. If it weren't for the fact that I despise Pete Carroll, that interview would encourage me to root for the Seahawks. I think you meant to say white people were the most upset. :idunno:

If you want to jump on Sherman for something then get him for the way he acted right after the play. Taunting Crabtree directly after seems like a bigger deal then what he said in the interview. For the record I don't have a problem with either. Seems way over blown to me.

I'm with you. Cris Carter explained it best in that you don't go put your hands on someone like Sherman did. That is where he crossed the line. The interview? Sounded like most interviews Sherman gives.

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