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Originally posted by crabman82:yes someone will. he is immature, but he is not ever been a off the field problem in terms of getting arrested or anything like that. he has an attitude problem that he can reign in. its like saying no nfl owner would give aldon smith or josh gordon a long term high money deal because of their off the field issues. someone will pay all 3 of these guys.
Originally posted by Nonsequitur:you know that's an advert right ? It's not actually really happening...in the real world.
Originally posted by verb1der:
Yea he already got a signed by Beats. When you get signed to Beats, you've made it.
He's a punk in the Beats commercial too... In the middle of an interview he takes some criticism and then puts his Beats on and ignores everyone.
Stay classy Dick!
Originally posted by UKNiner:
you know that's an advert right ? It's not actually really happening...in the real world.
It's like make believe to try and sell you stuff.
Originally posted by Youngone:
Originally posted by UKNiner:
Interesting when the press remember it wasn't just his brother (how unbiased) there :
http://www.nj.com/super-bowl/index.ssf/2014/01/source_actually_richard_sherman_tried_to_fight_michael_crabtree_at_charity_event.html
Amazingly no one in the national media is picking up that story. They are too busy writing puff pieces about how he's misunderstood and everyone who hated his rant is ignorant and are the problem. Its just amazing that the media wouldn't just call it like it is, he was being an a*****e and a horrible winner. That's the thing people hated!!! Not his race, not his backstory, they hate him being a gigantic dick and showing poor sportsmanship.
Originally posted by UKNiner:
Originally posted by Nonsequitur:you know that's an advert right ? It's not actually really happening...in the real world.
Originally posted by verb1der:
Yea he already got a signed by Beats. When you get signed to Beats, you've made it.
He's a punk in the Beats commercial too... In the middle of an interview he takes some criticism and then puts his Beats on and ignores everyone.
Stay classy Dick!
It's like make believe to try and sell you stuff.
Originally posted by Nonsequitur:
Originally posted by UKNiner:
you know that's an advert right ? It's not actually really happening...in the real world.
It's like make believe to try and sell you stuff.
I realize that, but it is also how he sells himself. If it were me, I would not accept my commercial spot to be something that is disrespectful like ignoring people mid interview because it appears I am getting criticized. It is consistent with the image, of himself, he is selling. Years down the road he can do Carls Jr. commercials with all the haters while kicking back in irrelevance...
Originally posted by Nonsequitur:
Originally posted by UKNiner:
you know that's an advert right ? It's not actually really happening...in the real world.
It's like make believe to try and sell you stuff.
I realize that, but it is also how he sells himself. If it were me, I would not accept my commercial spot to be something that is disrespectful like ignoring people mid interview because it appears I am getting criticized. It is consistent with the image, of himself, he is selling. Years down the road he can do Carls Jr. commercials with all the haters while kicking back in irrelevance...
Originally posted by SofaKing:
Originally posted by xela510:
Sherman really did seem sincere with his handshake towards Crabtree but it was totally the wrong time to do that.
Again, Sherman is devious. He knows that's not the right time to do it. He wants that reaction from Crabtree. You don't run up to a guy, smack his ass, then stick your hand out screaming "Hell of a game! Hell of a game!", right after the play that lost us the game. You wait until the clock hits :00, everybody meets at midfield, then have a well-mannered hand shake.
Originally posted by UKNiner:
Originally posted by Nonsequitur:you know that's an advert right ? It's not actually really happening...in the real world.
Originally posted by verb1der:
Yea he already got a signed by Beats. When you get signed to Beats, you've made it.
He's a punk in the Beats commercial too... In the middle of an interview he takes some criticism and then puts his Beats on and ignores everyone.
Stay classy Dick!
It's like make believe to try and sell you stuff.
Originally posted by Nonsequitur:
Originally posted by verb1der:
Yea he already got a signed by Beats. When you get signed to Beats, you've made it.
He's a punk in the Beats commercial too... In the middle of an interview he takes some criticism and then puts his Beats on and ignores everyone.
Stay classy Dick!
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by SofaKing:
Originally posted by xela510:
Sherman really did seem sincere with his handshake towards Crabtree but it was totally the wrong time to do that.
Again, Sherman is devious. He knows that's not the right time to do it. He wants that reaction from Crabtree. You don't run up to a guy, smack his ass, then stick your hand out screaming "Hell of a game! Hell of a game!", right after the play that lost us the game. You wait until the clock hits :00, everybody meets at midfield, then have a well-mannered hand shake.
100% agree! Anyone who plays sports knows this.
Originally posted by VinculumJuris:
Originally posted by Kaep4MVP:
Niner fans would be flipping this just as much the other way if Sherman was on our team, and would probably be all of our favorite players. Even though he is a pretty big a*****e, sometimes you just need that type of player on your team, and I sure as hell hate that he's on the Seahawks.
I keep seeing this and do not understand it at all. When did it become okay for people to conduct themselves with no common decency, especially prominent athletes who become role models for kids? It's chickens**t to refuse to hold someone to a standard of conduct simply because he is on your favorite sports team. I hated VD's antics when he first entered the league and didn't respect him as a result. Love the guy now.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by VinculumJuris:
Originally posted by Kaep4MVP:
Niner fans would be flipping this just as much the other way if Sherman was on our team, and would probably be all of our favorite players. Even though he is a pretty big a*****e, sometimes you just need that type of player on your team, and I sure as hell hate that he's on the Seahawks.
I keep seeing this and do not understand it at all. When did it become okay for people to conduct themselves with no common decency, especially prominent athletes who become role models for kids? It's chickens**t to refuse to hold someone to a standard of conduct simply because he is on your favorite sports team. I hated VD's antics when he first entered the league and didn't respect him as a result. Love the guy now.
Agreed...you act like this at work, you're fired. Period. In the NFL you get a small fine and forced to apologize. His track record proves he's an instigator and loves the attention...self-promoting for that #1 CB $. Kids WILL see this and think it's cool and Hawk fans and media guys (mostly for talking point) will justify it b/c he made a big play in a big game. Period. The last time we had someone road rage like this for self-promotion (or mental health reasons) we sent them to the Cowboys and Raiders!
