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Sherman is a tool (1 Viewer)

Actually I thought Crabtree got away with a pushoff there.
Dude, didn't you read the threads?!?! Only the Niners had calls get missed for fouls against them! Refs suxors!!!11!!!11!! Boldin and Crab don't push off but the Cheathawks CHEAT on EVERY. SINGLE. PLAY. The refs were clearly favoring the Hawks, just like the refs clearly favored Carolina last week!!!

 
Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?

 
Surprised they threw at him late like that. Not very smart imo.

That said players often are hyped right after the game and networks like emotional outbursts most of the time, maybe if Fox had a football person (female reporter would be fine) interview him rather than Andrews they could have had a decent end to this. She had no counter at all Fox did was cut away.

Hell shoot it up to the booth if you can't defuse the situation.

 
fruity pebbles said:
I thought it was funny. That said, not sure why he's acting like he outplayed Crabtree. If anything he outplayed Kaepernick, it was his lousy throw.
I'm quite sure there was a lot of chatter throughout the game and in previous games. But he beat Crabs to the ball, so he did in fact outplay Crabbybush.
Iwannabeacowboybaby! said:
I thought it was over the top, he lost his cool. When you lose your cool you look like a fool.
This. He was calmed down in subsequent interviews. It was an extremely emotional moment.
Yeah, he toned it down. Like an hour later in the post game interview when he continued to call Crabtree "mediocre" in that smug-### attitude of his.Do you just make this #### up as you go along?
Was he yelling? Was he talking more about his teammates? Was he giving props to most of the Niners? Was he in WWE, heat of the moment in those interviews? I didn't say he wasn't critical of Crabtree, I just said he was more himself after the emotion went away. So basically, your entire post comes down to you not being able to read. Mental capacity of a 6th grader indeed, including either making stuff up so you can get outraged by it or just failing to have a basic grasp of English. You choose. I don't even know what the first quote of mine you have in there relates to your so called point. Sherman outplayed Crabtree to the ball. You can tell by watching how Sherman jumped up and knocked the ball away from a sure catch by Crabtree. How is that "making #### up"?
Oh, ok. Sorry I misunderstood. I thought you were saying that Sherman was just a tool after the game because he was emotional and in the heat of the moment, and that he toned it down in the interviews afterward. Actually he was just less emotional in the post game interviews. That's ok then.You confused yet? You should be. You're trying to defend behaviors that are classless and indefensible.

 
Actually I thought Crabtree got away with a pushoff there.
Dude, didn't you read the threads?!?! Only the Niners had calls get missed for fouls against them! Refs suxors!!!11!!!11!! Boldin and Crab don't push off but the Cheathawks CHEAT on EVERY. SINGLE. PLAY. The refs were clearly favoring the Hawks, just like the refs clearly favored Carolina last week!!!
Well in my opinion the 9ers lead the league in hitting players helmet to helmet and getting away with it. Not a real widely held sentiment, just an observation. So the crying here falls under ignore for me.

 
@AlbertBreer: Texted with @RSherman_25 on Crabtree. He explained, "He has said and done a lot of things on and off the field. It's been a culmination."
In other words "he started it".

:lmao:
Classic punk defense...its always someone elses fault.
How are we choosing our punks these days? Or are we not aware that Crabtree is said to be a jerk-off too?
Crabtree was many times during the game posing after catches.

Boldin can be too.

Does not excuse Sherman one bit.
Would liked to have seen Boldins reaction if it were him and the butt pat good game.
He wouldn't have done that to Boldin. You saw what he did when both Williams and Crabtree took a poke at him. Nothing. He's all mouth. A Giant p****.
What exactly is he supposed to do when a 300+lb man with his helmet on sucker punches him. He stood toe to toe with the giant coward before the punch and didn't back down. He's supposed to punch back? At what? He still had a game to play the next week, why should he get himself suspended and/or let a coward start a brawl?

It's funny how this is an incident that's used against Sherm when he had just given RGIII a huge pep talk and congratulations and wished him well, then Williams walked up to him. Sherm didn't flinch on the staredown and he started laughing after he was punched. I understand completely why people don't like him and don't want to give him benefit of the doubt, but jfc, get the facts straight about it. It IS possible that others can out-doosh him, and that's what the giant ###### did there.

 
Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.

 
Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.
So then shut up about it. If the throw is at the pylon it's a TD and Sherman is under a rock today.

 
My question: Did he even beat Crabtree on that play? Looked to me like Crabtree beat his guy and Shermsn played help defense and made a great play. Unless you think Crabtree could have changed direction in mid-air, I'm just not sure how he's dogging Crabtree after that play?

 
Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.
So then shut up about it. If the throw is at the pylon it's a TD and Sherman is under a rock today.
"No you shut up!!" :lmao: Nice comeback. Your narrative of Sherm getting beat doesn't fit so you go to schoolyard "shut up!". Sixth grade dude.

 
Anyway add the SEA fans throwing stuff on Bowman as he goes off on the cart and it's easy to root for DEN next weekend.

 
@AlbertBreer: Texted with @RSherman_25 on Crabtree. He explained, "He has said and done a lot of things on and off the field. It's been a culmination."
In other words "he started it".

:lmao:
Classic punk defense...its always someone elses fault.
How are we choosing our punks these days? Or are we not aware that Crabtree is said to be a jerk-off too?
Crabtree was many times during the game posing after catches.

Boldin can be too.

Does not excuse Sherman one bit.
Would liked to have seen Boldins reaction if it were him and the butt pat good game.
He wouldn't have done that to Boldin. You saw what he did when both Williams and Crabtree took a poke at him. Nothing. He's all mouth. A Giant p****.
What exactly is he supposed to do when a 300+lb man with his helmet on sucker punches him. He stood toe to toe with the giant coward before the punch and didn't back down. He's supposed to punch back? At what? He still had a game to play the next week, why should he get himself suspended and/or let a coward start a brawl? It's funny how this is an incident that's used against Sherm when he had just given RGIII a huge pep talk and congratulations and wished him well, then Williams walked up to him. Sherm didn't flinch on the staredown and he started laughing after he was punched. I understand completely why people don't like him and don't want to give him benefit of the doubt, but jfc, get the facts straight about it. It IS possible that others can out-doosh him, and that's what the giant ###### did there.
Sherman is in a tough spot. He wants to run his mouth every game and get under his opponents skin, but he's trying desperately to become famous and known so he wants to immediately take off his helmet after every game and show the world is pretty Bo Derek hair. That leaves him susceptible to the face punch.
 
My question: Did he even beat Crabtree on that play? Looked to me like Crabtree beat his guy and Shermsn played help defense and made a great play. Unless you think Crabtree could have changed direction in mid-air, I'm just not sure how he's dogging Crabtree after that play?
I could have defended that pass from Kap. Horrible throw. The INT was his fault.

 
Anyway add the SEA fans throwing stuff on Bowman as he goes off on the cart and it's easy to root for DEN next weekend.
That was total horse#### that has been roundly denounced in all Hawks boards I've read, and by Sherman himself in a national sports site, calling it "worse than terrible".

 
My question: Did he even beat Crabtree on that play? Looked to me like Crabtree beat his guy and Shermsn played help defense and made a great play. Unless you think Crabtree could have changed direction in mid-air, I'm just not sure how he's dogging Crabtree after that play?
He didn't beat Crabtree. But the dramatic soap opera story doesn't work that way.

 
The juxtaposition between Bowman and Sherman in that game was amazing. I prefer to watch and root for players like Bowman.

 
@AlbertBreer: Texted with @RSherman_25 on Crabtree. He explained, "He has said and done a lot of things on and off the field. It's been a culmination."
In other words "he started it".

:lmao:
Classic punk defense...its always someone elses fault.
How are we choosing our punks these days? Or are we not aware that Crabtree is said to be a jerk-off too?
Crabtree was many times during the game posing after catches.

Boldin can be too.

Does not excuse Sherman one bit.
Would liked to have seen Boldins reaction if it were him and the butt pat good game.
He wouldn't have done that to Boldin. You saw what he did when both Williams and Crabtree took a poke at him. Nothing. He's all mouth. A Giant p****.
What exactly is he supposed to do when a 300+lb man with his helmet on sucker punches him. He stood toe to toe with the giant coward before the punch and didn't back down. He's supposed to punch back? At what? He still had a game to play the next week, why should he get himself suspended and/or let a coward start a brawl? It's funny how this is an incident that's used against Sherm when he had just given RGIII a huge pep talk and congratulations and wished him well, then Williams walked up to him. Sherm didn't flinch on the staredown and he started laughing after he was punched. I understand completely why people don't like him and don't want to give him benefit of the doubt, but jfc, get the facts straight about it. It IS possible that others can out-doosh him, and that's what the giant ###### did there.
Sherman is in a tough spot. He wants to run his mouth every game and get under his opponents skin, but he's trying desperately to become famous and known so he wants to immediately take off his helmet after every game and show the world is pretty Bo Derek hair. That leaves him susceptible to the face punch.
The game was over. He'd already sought after and talked to RGIII. It's not like he took it off as the whistle blew. Who leaves their helmet on after a game like that? How many times has someone been punched after a game? Williams kept his helmet on, went looking for Sherman and sucker punched him. That's 110% on Williams and it's a joke that what's a season long suspension in college (Blount) is an $8K fine. You're extremely reaching if you're trying to make Sherman look like the bad guy in that. That's as cowardly as one can get, and it isn't even close. Maybe that's why it appeals to you though.

 
Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.
So then shut up about it. If the throw is at the pylon it's a TD and Sherman is under a rock today.
"No you shut up!!" :lmao: Nice comeback. Your narrative of Sherm getting beat doesn't fit so you go to schoolyard "shut up!". Sixth grade dude.
He did get beat. WTF are you talking about? If the ball is in the right spot is it Crabtree catching a TD over Sherman? Yes...now shut up and stop with the push off ####. You cry every time any contact is made downfield?

 
My question: Did he even beat Crabtree on that play? Looked to me like Crabtree beat his guy and Shermsn played help defense and made a great play. Unless you think Crabtree could have changed direction in mid-air, I'm just not sure how he's dogging Crabtree after that play?
He didn't beat Crabtree. But the dramatic soap opera story doesn't work that way.
Weird, it sure looked like Crabtree was reaching for and would have caught the ball had Sherman not deflected it. He even had his hands up and ready for the catch, but something beat him to it. Hmmmm. Maybe you're thinking of a different play.

 
Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.
So then shut up about it. If the throw is at the pylon it's a TD and Sherman is under a rock today.
"No you shut up!!" :lmao: Nice comeback. Your narrative of Sherm getting beat doesn't fit so you go to schoolyard "shut up!". Sixth grade dude.
He did get beat. WTF are you talking about? If the ball is in the right spot is it Crabtree catching a TD over Sherman? Yes...now shut up and stop with the push off ####. You cry every time any contact is made downfield?
No, I'm just echoing the sentiment on here about how much the Seahawks cheat and showing how it's done all the time by both sides. Guys who get beat, don't deflect the ball. If he was in position to make the play, he's not beat. What's hard to understand?

 
Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.
So then shut up about it. If the throw is at the pylon it's a TD and Sherman is under a rock today.
"No you shut up!!" :lmao: Nice comeback. Your narrative of Sherm getting beat doesn't fit so you go to schoolyard "shut up!". Sixth grade dude.
He did get beat. WTF are you talking about? If the ball is in the right spot is it Crabtree catching a TD over Sherman? Yes...now shut up and stop with the push off ####. You cry every time any contact is made downfield?
No, I'm just echoing the sentiment on here about how much the Seahawks cheat and showing how it's done all the time by both sides. Guys who get beat, don't deflect the ball. If he was in position to make the play, he's not beat. What's hard to understand?
Apparently what's hard for you to understand is the ball being badly underthrown. Holy crap what the hell is wrong with you? You can't be real. That ball needs to be on the back pylon, not in the middle of the end zone.

 
Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.
So then shut up about it. If the throw is at the pylon it's a TD and Sherman is under a rock today.
"No you shut up!!" :lmao: Nice comeback. Your narrative of Sherm getting beat doesn't fit so you go to schoolyard "shut up!". Sixth grade dude.
He did get beat. WTF are you talking about? If the ball is in the right spot is it Crabtree catching a TD over Sherman? Yes...now shut up and stop with the push off ####. You cry every time any contact is made downfield?
No, I'm just echoing the sentiment on here about how much the Seahawks cheat and showing how it's done all the time by both sides. Guys who get beat, don't deflect the ball. If he was in position to make the play, he's not beat. What's hard to understand?
Apparently what's hard for you to understand is the ball being badly underthrown. Holy crap what the hell is wrong with you? You can't be real. That ball needs to be on the back pylon, not in the middle of the end zone.
The ball is wherever it is. I didn't say anything whatsoever about where the ball should be, was, is, could've been or anything like that. I get that it was underthrown. Who cares where it should've been though. It wasn't there. Both guys were jockeying to catch the ball where it was. Do you get that? Sherman BEAT Crabtree to it. Might have been able to make a play on it if it was to the back pylon. But since that's a fantasy, as in it didn't happen, then how can you say Sherman got beat? The push was WHILE THE BALL WAS IN THE AIR. Crabtree tried to BEAT Sherman to the ball based not on where it should be, but where it was. But Sherman BEAT him to it instead. This is not rocket science.

 
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Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.
So then shut up about it. If the throw is at the pylon it's a TD and Sherman is under a rock today.
How is this relevant? The ball was underthrown but Sherman did make the play. Most NFL db's wouldn't have.

 
Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.
So then shut up about it. If the throw is at the pylon it's a TD and Sherman is under a rock today.
"No you shut up!!" :lmao: Nice comeback. Your narrative of Sherm getting beat doesn't fit so you go to schoolyard "shut up!". Sixth grade dude.
He did get beat. WTF are you talking about? If the ball is in the right spot is it Crabtree catching a TD over Sherman? Yes...now shut up and stop with the push off ####. You cry every time any contact is made downfield?
The stat book and scoreboard say differently.

 
Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.
So then shut up about it. If the throw is at the pylon it's a TD and Sherman is under a rock today.
How is this relevant? The ball was underthrown but Sherman did make the play. Most NFL db's wouldn't have.
Thurmond and Thomas would've come up short.

 
@AlbertBreer: Texted with @RSherman_25 on Crabtree. He explained, "He has said and done a lot of things on and off the field. It's been a culmination."
In other words "he started it".

:lmao:
Classic punk defense...its always someone elses fault.
How are we choosing our punks these days? Or are we not aware that Crabtree is said to be a jerk-off too?
Crabtree was many times during the game posing after catches.

Boldin can be too.

Does not excuse Sherman one bit.
Would liked to have seen Boldins reaction if it were him and the butt pat good game.
He wouldn't have done that to Boldin. You saw what he did when both Williams and Crabtree took a poke at him. Nothing. He's all mouth. A Giant p****.
What exactly is he supposed to do when a 300+lb man with his helmet on sucker punches him. He stood toe to toe with the giant coward before the punch and didn't back down. He's supposed to punch back? At what? He still had a game to play the next week, why should he get himself suspended and/or let a coward start a brawl? It's funny how this is an incident that's used against Sherm when he had just given RGIII a huge pep talk and congratulations and wished him well, then Williams walked up to him. Sherm didn't flinch on the staredown and he started laughing after he was punched. I understand completely why people don't like him and don't want to give him benefit of the doubt, but jfc, get the facts straight about it. It IS possible that others can out-doosh him, and that's what the giant ###### did there.
Sherman is in a tough spot. He wants to run his mouth every game and get under his opponents skin, but he's trying desperately to become famous and known so he wants to immediately take off his helmet after every game and show the world is pretty Bo Derek hair. That leaves him susceptible to the face punch.
The game was over. He'd already sought after and talked to RGIII. It's not like he took it off as the whistle blew. Who leaves their helmet on after a game like that? How many times has someone been punched after a game? Williams kept his helmet on, went looking for Sherman and sucker punched him. That's 110% on Williams and it's a joke that what's a season long suspension in college (Blount) is an $8K fine. You're extremely reaching if you're trying to make Sherman look like the bad guy in that. That's as cowardly as one can get, and it isn't even close. Maybe that's why it appeals to you though.
:lmao:

1 - it wasn't a punch

2 - There is nothing sucker about it when he looks him eye to eye and tells him he's going to do it before doing it.

 
Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.
So then shut up about it. If the throw is at the pylon it's a TD and Sherman is under a rock today.
How is this relevant? The ball was underthrown but Sherman did make the play. Most NFL db's wouldn't have.
Yes he made a nice recovery. I'm only referring to the completely false premise that he beat Crabtree. He didn't and it's as clear as day.

 
So what you're saying is that Williams told Sherman that he was going to punch him and then did what he said he would do. But also, he didn't punch him even though that's what he said he'd do and you said he did what he said he was going to do. Got it. You're a marvel of nature LD, few people can create a 2 point feedback circle constantly canceling the other out in an infinite loop.

However, I do have to credit you with #2 being correct, he did punch Sherman.

 
Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.
So then shut up about it. If the throw is at the pylon it's a TD and Sherman is under a rock today.
How is this relevant? The ball was underthrown but Sherman did make the play. Most NFL db's wouldn't have.
Yes he made a nice recovery. I'm only referring to the completely false premise that he beat Crabtree. He didn't and it's as clear as day.
If that were true, SF would be going to the SB. But since Sherman beat Crabtree to the ball, you're wrong.

 
Actually I thought Crabtree got away with a pushoff there.
Dude, didn't you read the threads?!?! Only the Niners had calls get missed for fouls against them! Refs suxors!!!11!!!11!! Boldin and Crab don't push off but the Cheathawks CHEAT on EVERY. SINGLE. PLAY. The refs were clearly favoring the Hawks, just like the refs clearly favored Carolina last week!!!
JHC you're a ####### head case. Take a breath man. Your team is in the SB, enjoy it.

 
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Actually I thought Crabtree got away with a pushoff there.
Dude, didn't you read the threads?!?! Only the Niners had calls get missed for fouls against them! Refs suxors!!!11!!!11!! Boldin and Crab don't push off but the Cheathawks CHEAT on EVERY. SINGLE. PLAY. The refs were clearly favoring the Hawks, just like the refs clearly favored Carolina last week!!!
JHC you're a ####### head case. Take a breath man. Your team is in the SB, enjoy it.
Lighten up Francis, that last sentence was just a joke...

 
Actually I thought Crabtree got away with a pushoff there.
Dude, didn't you read the threads?!?! Only the Niners had calls get missed for fouls against them! Refs suxors!!!11!!!11!! Boldin and Crab don't push off but the Cheathawks CHEAT on EVERY. SINGLE. PLAY. The refs were clearly favoring the Hawks, just like the refs clearly favored Carolina last week!!!
JHC you're a ####### head case. Take a breath man. Your team is in the SB, enjoy it.
:goodposting:

Between him and ITS he's pretty much got everyone rooting against the Seahawks. They are literally THAT ridiculous in their posts. I wouldn't be surprised if other Seahawks fans are rooting against their own team because of those two.

 
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Actually I thought Crabtree got away with a pushoff there.
Dude, didn't you read the threads?!?! Only the Niners had calls get missed for fouls against them! Refs suxors!!!11!!!11!! Boldin and Crab don't push off but the Cheathawks CHEAT on EVERY. SINGLE. PLAY. The refs were clearly favoring the Hawks, just like the refs clearly favored Carolina last week!!!
JHC you're a ####### head case. Take a breath man. Your team is in the SB, enjoy it.
:goodposting:
derp derp derp.

 
This "All-Pro Stanford Graduate" will end up in jail or dead one day because of his elitist attitude. He is better at life than Skip Bayless? While I am not the biggest Skip Bayless fan, Skip handled that interview and Shermans ignorance with class. I mentioned in another thread, I love ego when it does not hurt or insult others. Build yourself up as much as you like, but to rip others is classless. Sherman by far is now the most hated player in sports as all his faults will surface and thats all people will see him for.
Yeah, that Skip Bayless interview is just about the ugliest display of human arrogance and disrespect I've ever seen, and that's saying something. I literally couldn't stomach it and had to turn it off halfway through.How can anyone watch this and not hate this guy?

I have never liked the way skip bayless has acted in any clip, at least In this current incarnation of his "character". He's a professional agitator contrarian troll who's opinions, again based on their continual contrarian nature, are wrought in contrived outrage and inauthentic.

Sherman brokers in legitimate, authentic feeling and he gets criticized for behavior that people largely seek out and seemingly enjoy from bayless.

I find no end to the amusement In irony that people who get pad to loudly spout their opinions on athletes are worked up over an athlete doing the same

 
Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.
So then shut up about it. If the throw is at the pylon it's a TD and Sherman is under a rock today.
"No you shut up!!" :lmao: Nice comeback. Your narrative of Sherm getting beat doesn't fit so you go to schoolyard "shut up!". Sixth grade dude.
He did get beat. WTF are you talking about? If the ball is in the right spot is it Crabtree catching a TD over Sherman? Yes...now shut up and stop with the push off ####. You cry every time any contact is made downfield?
No, I'm just echoing the sentiment on here about how much the Seahawks cheat and showing how it's done all the time by both sides. Guys who get beat, don't deflect the ball. If he was in position to make the play, he's not beat. What's hard to understand?
Apparently what's hard for you to understand is the ball being badly underthrown. Holy crap what the hell is wrong with you? You can't be real. That ball needs to be on the back pylon, not in the middle of the end zone.
The ball is wherever it is. I didn't say anything whatsoever about where the ball should be, was, is, could've been or anything like that. I get that it was underthrown. Who cares where it should've been though. It wasn't there. Both guys were jockeying to catch the ball where it was. Do you get that? Sherman BEAT Crabtree to it. Might have been able to make a play on it if it was to the back pylon. But since that's a fantasy, as in it didn't happen, then how can you say Sherman got beat? The push was WHILE THE BALL WAS IN THE AIR. Crabtree tried to BEAT Sherman to the ball based not on where it should be, but where it was. But Sherman BEAT him to it instead. This is not rocket science.
The only...ONLY reason Sherman was able to recover from getting beat and get his hand on the ball was because it was a bad throw. Nothing he did in his attempt to stay with Crabtree aided him in making the play. Nothing more to say...no other way to put it. Kaepernick knew it too and rightfully took all the blame.

 
Sherman didn't beat Crabtree on that play. If that ball is not severely underthrown and on the pylon where it was supposed to be, the 49ers and Crabtree are going to the Super Bowl. Sherman had been beat and made a nice lunging recovery on a bad throw.

Guess that doesn't fit the soap opera so it's not being discussed.
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.
So then shut up about it. If the throw is at the pylon it's a TD and Sherman is under a rock today.
How is this relevant? The ball was underthrown but Sherman did make the play. Most NFL db's wouldn't have.
He made a great play on that ball. A few inches higher and it might have been TD. Give Sherman credit, he got beat to the corner but adjusted nicely to comeback and tip that pass.

 
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So what you're saying is that Williams told Sherman that he was going to punch him and then did what he said he would do. But also, he didn't punch him even though that's what he said he'd do and you said he did what he said he was going to do. Got it. You're a marvel of nature LD, few people can create a 2 point feedback circle constantly canceling the other out in an infinite loop.

However, I do have to credit you with #2 being correct, he did punch Sherman.
Do I say 'punch' in #2, context boy?

Left it out on purpose because it didn't happen. He slapped him like a #####. Kind of like life has obviously done to you.

 
So what you're saying is that Williams told Sherman that he was going to punch him and then did what he said he would do. But also, he didn't punch him even though that's what he said he'd do and you said he did what he said he was going to do. Got it. You're a marvel of nature LD, few people can create a 2 point feedback circle constantly canceling the other out in an infinite loop.

However, I do have to credit you with #2 being correct, he did punch Sherman.
Do I say 'punch' in #2, context boy?

Left it out on purpose because it didn't happen. He slapped him like a #####. Kind of like life has obviously done to you.
Ooof! That's gonna leave a mark. :lmao:

 
Getting beat, getting pushed, same difference.
Was there a flag?
Should've been but that doesn't matter as to your point. If Sherm pushed Crabtree as much as as Crabtree did him, this place would be up in arms about the non-call.
So then shut up about it. If the throw is at the pylon it's a TD and Sherman is under a rock today.
"No you shut up!!" :lmao: Nice comeback. Your narrative of Sherm getting beat doesn't fit so you go to schoolyard "shut up!". Sixth grade dude.
He did get beat. WTF are you talking about? If the ball is in the right spot is it Crabtree catching a TD over Sherman? Yes...now shut up and stop with the push off ####. You cry every time any contact is made downfield?
No, I'm just echoing the sentiment on here about how much the Seahawks cheat and showing how it's done all the time by both sides. Guys who get beat, don't deflect the ball. If he was in position to make the play, he's not beat. What's hard to understand?
Apparently what's hard for you to understand is the ball being badly underthrown. Holy crap what the hell is wrong with you? You can't be real. That ball needs to be on the back pylon, not in the middle of the end zone.
The ball is wherever it is. I didn't say anything whatsoever about where the ball should be, was, is, could've been or anything like that. I get that it was underthrown. Who cares where it should've been though. It wasn't there. Both guys were jockeying to catch the ball where it was. Do you get that? Sherman BEAT Crabtree to it. Might have been able to make a play on it if it was to the back pylon. But since that's a fantasy, as in it didn't happen, then how can you say Sherman got beat? The push was WHILE THE BALL WAS IN THE AIR. Crabtree tried to BEAT Sherman to the ball based not on where it should be, but where it was. But Sherman BEAT him to it instead. This is not rocket science.
The only...ONLY reason Sherman was able to recover from getting beat and get his hand on the ball was because it was a bad throw. Nothing he did in his attempt to stay with Crabtree aided him in making the play. Nothing more to say...no other way to put it. Kaepernick knew it too and rightfully took all the blame.
Well, except for being pushed and not overrunning the ball and therefore being unable to BEAT Crabtree like he did.

 
So what you're saying is that Williams told Sherman that he was going to punch him and then did what he said he would do. But also, he didn't punch him even though that's what he said he'd do and you said he did what he said he was going to do. Got it. You're a marvel of nature LD, few people can create a 2 point feedback circle constantly canceling the other out in an infinite loop.

However, I do have to credit you with #2 being correct, he did punch Sherman.
Do I say 'punch' in #2, context boy?

Left it out on purpose because it didn't happen. He slapped him like a #####. Kind of like life has obviously done to you.
:lmao:

Yeah, sure you left it out on purpose, child. That was a straight right cross. He was fined for punching. The only people that call it not a punch are people with agendas. Unless you're going to say with a straight face that Williams said he was going to punch Sherman, and struck out straight with his hand, but decided to only slap him? :bs: Take that weak crap out of here. I know you hate me, but I wish that when you crawl over the lip of your bottle to comment on me that you'd at least get it right once in a while. There's plenty of opportunities for you to do that without being dead wrong all the time.

Child

:lmao: Oh yeah, and the "like a #####" part. Because that was sooooooooo obviously a slpping motion, particularly one that fits the "like a #####" label. :lmao: You lose the internet.

 
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Ok. Nothing will make you understand what happened in that play. Like arguing with a ####### wall.

 
Ok. Nothing will make you understand what happened in that play. Like arguing with a ####### wall.
I get it perfectly. I don't agree with you, particularly since the only person beaten on the play was Crabtree. You can call a wall a door all you like, doesn't make it a door.

 
So what you're saying is that Williams told Sherman that he was going to punch him and then did what he said he would do. But also, he didn't punch him even though that's what he said he'd do and you said he did what he said he was going to do. Got it. You're a marvel of nature LD, few people can create a 2 point feedback circle constantly canceling the other out in an infinite loop.

However, I do have to credit you with #2 being correct, he did punch Sherman.
Do I say 'punch' in #2, context boy?

Left it out on purpose because it didn't happen. He slapped him like a #####. Kind of like life has obviously done to you.
:lmao:

Yeah, sure you left it out on purpose, child.
It's funny when you want to play the context game, when it works in your favor, yet act like that slapped ##### when it comes back to bite you.

 
Ok. Nothing will make you understand what happened in that play. Like arguing with a ####### wall.
I get it perfectly. I don't agree with you, particularly since the only person beaten on the play was Crabtree. You can call a wall a door all you like, doesn't make it a door.
So if the play calls for Crabtree to beat his man to the pylon where the ball will meet him there, what did he do wrong? He was open headed to the pylon. Unfortunately the ball was a couple of yards short. If Sherman was actually on Crabtree he probably would've had an easy INT. He was out of position though, and did use his athleticism and size to recover and make a nice play on the ball. The QB made a bad thrown and owned up to it after the game.

That's what happened on the play. There is no other version. Not open to interpretation. Enjoy your SB moment.

 
So what you're saying is that Williams told Sherman that he was going to punch him and then did what he said he would do. But also, he didn't punch him even though that's what he said he'd do and you said he did what he said he was going to do. Got it. You're a marvel of nature LD, few people can create a 2 point feedback circle constantly canceling the other out in an infinite loop.

However, I do have to credit you with #2 being correct, he did punch Sherman.
Do I say 'punch' in #2, context boy?

Left it out on purpose because it didn't happen. He slapped him like a #####. Kind of like life has obviously done to you.
:lmao:

Yeah, sure you left it out on purpose, child.
It's funny when you want to play the context game, when it works in your favor, yet act like that slapped ##### when it comes back to bite you.
WTH are you talking about. In your 1-2 retort, context makes it that you were calling it a punch! :lmao: Context is on my side here. JHC, you suck at this.

 
So what you're saying is that Williams told Sherman that he was going to punch him and then did what he said he would do. But also, he didn't punch him even though that's what he said he'd do and you said he did what he said he was going to do. Got it. You're a marvel of nature LD, few people can create a 2 point feedback circle constantly canceling the other out in an infinite loop.

However, I do have to credit you with #2 being correct, he did punch Sherman.
Do I say 'punch' in #2, context boy?

Left it out on purpose because it didn't happen. He slapped him like a #####. Kind of like life has obviously done to you.
:lmao:

Yeah, sure you left it out on purpose, child.
It's funny when you want to play the context game, when it works in your favor, yet act like that slapped ##### when it comes back to bite you.
This Mad Sweeney guy has argued with everyone in this thread.

 
So what you're saying is that Williams told Sherman that he was going to punch him and then did what he said he would do. But also, he didn't punch him even though that's what he said he'd do and you said he did what he said he was going to do. Got it. You're a marvel of nature LD, few people can create a 2 point feedback circle constantly canceling the other out in an infinite loop.

However, I do have to credit you with #2 being correct, he did punch Sherman.
Do I say 'punch' in #2, context boy?

Left it out on purpose because it didn't happen. He slapped him like a #####. Kind of like life has obviously done to you.
:lmao:

Yeah, sure you left it out on purpose, child.
It's funny when you want to play the context game, when it works in your favor, yet act like that slapped ##### when it comes back to bite you.
This Mad Sweeney guy has argued with everyone in this thread.
And, amazingly, has won every single one of them.

:mellow:

 

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