Reignman wrote:Haha I gotta agree, I loved the look on Erin Andrews face when Sherman went crazyland on her. She didn't know how to respond and just threw it back up to the booth lol. Those are the only sport related interviews worth watching. The awkward moment when they have to interview the losing coach can also be entertaining. Did anyone else fear for Pam Olivers life? I swear it looked like Harbaugh was trying to choke her out with his mind a la Darth Vader.
fiestavike wrote:
totally agree, he has no business playing in the NFL, but this is what the NFL and America have come to, and most people find it more than remotely acceptable.
Purplemania wrote: We need action. The NFL should demand that every player after the game attend a tea party with the other team to discuss how well each other played. During the game, to ensure that the risk of an NFL player not talking smack, every player's mouth will be tape shut. The special tape will be developed by some mediocre company that also designs today's helmets. Also, players will be banned from having any social media account. The punishment, although extreme, will be death as wished upon by a certain someone in here
Haha now Sherman is still talking in his post game presser. He made it a point to call Crabtree a mediocre receiver every chance he got.
fiestavike wrote:
totally agree, he has no business playing in the NFL, but this is what the NFL and America have come to, and most people find it more than remotely acceptable.
Adios America! down the drain.
Let me guess, you want to put everyone that doesn't share your world view on an island and nuke it until it glows? If the people that longed for the mythical good ol days of America had their way there would be a lot of radioactive islands out there.
"Our playoff loss to the Vikings in '87 was probably the most traumatic experience I had in sports." -- Bill Walsh
Andrews missed her chance, that was a perfect time to throw out a "lighten up, Francis."
Any news on Bowman? That looked similar to how AD's knee bent, I wouldn't be surprised if it was a multi-ligament tear. Hopefully it isn't as bad as it looked.
S197 wrote:Andrews missed her chance, that was a perfect time to throw out a "lighten up, Francis."
Any news on Bowman? That looked similar to how AD's knee bent, I wouldn't be surprised if it was a multi-ligament tear. Hopefully it isn't as bad as it looked.
"Coach Jim Harbaugh said after game that the preliminary diagnosis was a torn ACL"
Bowman is feared to have torn ACL. PUP list for sure for next year. Guy is a stud
Iupati has broken ankle.
I like trash talk and I know the emotions were high, but Sherman was classless. Anytime you see 49ers beat a team you see guys like Willis or Davis say "They're a great team" even though they might have blood with them. Cliches can get old but Sherman just made himself into a villain.
fiestavike wrote:
totally agree, he has no business playing in the NFL, but this is what the NFL and America have come to, and most people find it more than remotely acceptable.
Adios America! down the drain.
What's the difference between what he did and what Kaepernick did mocking Cam Newton?
NextQuestion wrote:Bowman is feared to have torn ACL. PUP list for sure for next year. Guy is a stud
Iupati has broken ankle.
I like trash talk and I know the emotions were high, but Sherman was classless. Anytime you see 49ers beat a team you see guys like Willis or Davis say "They're a great team" even though they might have blood with them. Cliches can get old but Sherman just made himself into a villain.
But it's acceptable for Kaepernick to mock Cam Newton and Kaepernick was very "classy" in his post game press conference
Richard Sherman's brother says Michael Crabtree tried to start a fight with Sherman during a charity event last summer.
The 49ers threw at Sherman twice on Sunday, once being the memorable play that saw the All-Pro corner break up a potential game-winning pass intended for Crabtree with 22 seconds remaining. After that, things got ugly. Sherman drew a penalty flag for giving the choke sign to Crabtree and called the receiver mediocre in various post-game rants. The antics have become standard for Sherman, but apparently there's some personal history here dating back to Larry Fitzgerald's charity event. After that offseason dust-up, Sherman vowed to "make a play and embarrass him." Source: Seattle Times
“Some people think football is a matter of life and death. I assure you, it's much more serious than that.” --- Bill Shankly
Good article written by Sherman on the interview/Crabtree/etc.
‘To Those Who Would Call Me a Thug or Worse …’ I show passion on the football field—but that’s only a small part of who I am. If you want to judge me, I can handle it.
To those who would call me a thug or worse because I show passion on a football field—don’t judge a person’s character by what they do between the lines. Judge a man by what he does off the field, what he does for his community, what he does for his family.
SI.com wrote:
I [Sherman] spent most of the game on an island: I was targeted only twice during the entire NFC Championship. The first produced a BS holding call against me; the second ended the game.
I don't know about a "thug" but he is seriously deluded. I saw that play. It looked pretty obvious to me. If he thought that was a BS call, what have the refs been letting him get away with??!!!
I've told people a million times not to exaggerate!
Just Me wrote:
I don't know about a "thug" but he is seriously deluded. I saw that play. It looked pretty obvious to me. If he thought that was a BS call, what have the refs been letting him get away with??!!!
Even on the play he made (last play of the game, which provoked his celebratory antics and outburst) I thought he had questionable contact w/ Crabtree. If it hadn't been the playoffs he might have been called for it.
