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Richard Sherman tells The Faithful to stay humble as the 49ers slap some butts and get some dubs
Aug 29, 2019 at 3:00 PM
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San Francisco 49ers cornerback Richard Sherman wants the Niners Faithful to prepare for a "beautiful journey."
Those were his words, not mine.
The veteran defender sounded confident about his team's chances this season and has a message for the fan base.
"Stay humble," Sherman said this week on NFL Network. "Even when we go do what we know we're going to do, stay humble. Don't rub it in people's faces. Just stay humble.
"We're going to take this journey. It's going to be a beautiful journey, but we're going to slap people on the butt, and we're going to stay humble. We're going to get these dubs.
"We're going to get these dubs, but everybody stay humble because it's going to be a great ride, and we're going to make it smooth."
Stay humble, Faithful.
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