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You're right. If I change that line to his incessant whining then it reads much more true. And by the way, when you quote "rep" it generally indicates you don't think that's his actual actions. It's too bad the evil media has footage to back up those lies.
That's rather presumptuous, I even said he's always shown whining about penalties, so obviously he's doing that. What else do you want? Everyone since the invention of officiating has whined about penalties, I'm not talking about Sherman complaining penalties, I'm referring to his incessant need to promote the awesomeness that is the seahawks to the media. The excuse-making about penalties is just a subset of a larger weirdness surrounding his behavior.
A year ago, Sherman had 8 INTs and didn't even make the pro bowl. This year I believe he leads ALL defenders in pro bowl voting. He's obviously doing something right. He's getting his name out there, he's done it his whole career.
Banned substances + a big mouth make a good recipe for the Pro Bowl, unfortunately. It's also a good recipe for an insecure person and bodes poorly for his post-football career. I predict severe depression leading to a lawsuit against the NFL. Good luck Sherm.cacksman said:
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Because nothing more useful is coming out of this. I don't really care if fans like or dislike Sherman one bit. My point was fans tend to prefer their #######s and dislike other team's #######s. If you guys want to keep talking ####### feel free to do so, it's not going to bother me one bit.
A little? I was saying last year that the character of Sherm has a good chance of taking over Richard Sherman. I haven't seen anything to dissuade me of my prediction yet. He was saying in the pregame warmups that the game was nothing more than a glorified practice, and they played that way. Big offseason for him. Would hope to see his mouth calm down a bit.
Russell Wilson is the only real face of "class" for the franchise. Pete, Sherman, and Tate combine for a chorus of jackassery, which is one of the big reasons why Seattle is one of the most hated teams. Great teams are usually hated at some point for running a dynasty (example, SF in past years), but with Seattle it is not the case yet. They carry a banner of "obnoxious" and it makes them hard to like... it would not be the case if there were more solid guys like Wilson. It's called class.
Richard Sherman is nothing like Owens in terms of character or mental makeup. Owens was and is a child; Sherman likes to play a role but is always in control of his emotions.Proceed to go on an endless rant...
I thought red Bryant gave some thoughtful, composed interviews after the game. Seemed like a solid guy.
I don't know the guy personally or anything, but that's not the vibe I get from him at all. Sometimes guys change when they become stars.
I hear him on local media all the time as he has a weekly presser. Incredibly bright, engaging and self assured kid. Heard him speak a few times in person as well. He does have a rather large chip on his shoulder due to not going where he thought he should in the draft and possibly due to his background. Plenty has been written about where he came from (Compton) and the relationship he has with his mother and father (who still works a full time job for the sanitation department picking up trash). He had a solid upbringing and does a lot for the Seattle community and his community back home; he is just one brash hombre. He is not the type to lose his cool, but he certainly tries to get others to do so. Basically he is casting the lines just as many like to do in places like this; it is humorous that those types complain about him the loudest.
). DAL third round rookie WR Terrance Williams of Baylor led the NCAA with 1,800+ receiving yards in 2012. But Patton led the nation in receiving yards for 2011-2012 COMBINED. Davis isn't old, and is the Calvin Johnson of TEs as a physical specimen and athletic phenom, so Kaepernick has some good weapons (when healthy) to mature and develope with.
