Richard Sherman

[Jocephus]

im not beating the drum for him (this, honestly, is my first real exposure to him). however, i refuse to make personal judgements about him as a man based on a 15 sec interview right after, perhaps the most important game of his career, just ended, on a play he was directly involved in, in a sport that demands aggresion.

Do some research, and then make a personal judgment. This isn't an isolated incident.

please give me your level of research.

[Jocephus]

im guessing he's happy his team won.

That is somewhere on his list of things to consider. It certainly wasn't at the top. In my opinion, considering the stakes, it SHOULD be at the top.

That's just like your opinion, man.

I mean literally, there's nothing to back that up in the slightest.

I typically say what's on my mind in the heat of the moment,.

i think sherman did too...

[Molly]

Haven't read through all 7 pages but I did see the video. My only opinion was the look on Erin Andrews' face was priceless

I do have a hypothetical question though: What would America's reaction have been if a similar tirade came from the golden boy QB had the Pats won.

[Schlich]

I don't think it's fair to say that accusing someone of racism is some sort of ~super serious conversation ender~. a) Racism doesn't have to be intentional b) we all do racist [expletive] and often without realizing it c) calling attention to racism in popular media can help people think twice about unintentional consequences of their words.

[letsgocards89]

Richard Sherman is awesome.

[Socnorb11]

im guessing he's happy his team won.

That is somewhere on his list of things to consider. It certainly wasn't at the top. In my opinion, considering the stakes, it SHOULD be at the top.

That's just like your opinion, man.

I mean literally, there's nothing to back that up in the slightest.

I typically say what's on my mind in the heat of the moment,.

i think sherman did too...

Exactly.

[Socnorb11]

Haven't read through all 7 pages but I did see the video. My only opinion was the look on Erin Andrews' face was priceless

I do have a hypothetical question though: What would America's reaction have been if a similar tirade came from the golden boy QB had the Pats won.

Personally, I would have been just as turned off. The reason he's the "golden boy" is because he's never behaved like that. One of the problems with Sherman's incident is that there's really not much to compare it to. It's pretty much off the charts.

In the other thread, someone mentioned an incident from 2006, where Peyton mentioned that his team struggled to protect him (after he was sacked 5 times against Pittsburgh). Do a Google search, and you will see that "golden boy" got called out, even for THAT remark. So he's not above reproach.

[Jocephus]

im guessing he's happy his team won.

That is somewhere on his list of things to consider. It certainly wasn't at the top. In my opinion, considering the stakes, it SHOULD be at the top.

That's just like your opinion, man.

I mean literally, there's nothing to back that up in the slightest.

I typically say what's on my mind in the heat of the moment,.

i think sherman did too...

Exactly.

thug

[go birds]

Haven't read through all 7 pages but I did see the video. My only opinion was the look on Erin Andrews' face was priceless

I do have a hypothetical question though: What would America's reaction have been if a similar tirade came from the golden boy QB had the Pats won.

Personally, I would have been just as turned off. The reason he's the "golden boy" is because he's never behaved like that. One of the problems with Sherman's incident is that there's really not much to compare it to. It's pretty much off the charts.

In the other thread, someone mentioned an incident from 2006, where Peyton mentioned that his team struggled to protect him (after he was sacked 5 times against Pittsburgh). Do a Google search, and you will see that "golden boy" got called out, even for THAT remark. So he's not above reproach.

huh?

brady not too long ago said the s-word on live camera and stormed out of a press conference.

[Socnorb11]

Haven't read through all 7 pages but I did see the video. My only opinion was the look on Erin Andrews' face was priceless

I do have a hypothetical question though: What would America's reaction have been if a similar tirade came from the golden boy QB had the Pats won.

Personally, I would have been just as turned off. The reason he's the "golden boy" is because he's never behaved like that. One of the problems with Sherman's incident is that there's really not much to compare it to. It's pretty much off the charts.

In the other thread, someone mentioned an incident from 2006, where Peyton mentioned that his team struggled to protect him (after he was sacked 5 times against Pittsburgh). Do a Google search, and you will see that "golden boy" got called out, even for THAT remark. So he's not above reproach.

huh?

brady not too long ago said the s-word on live camera and stormed out of a press conference.

Yeah.