San Francisco at Seattle (2013 NFC Conference Championship): In-Game Discussion

[ralphster 274]

Shermans freak out on the reporter was crazy. The guy lacks tact or class.

[ZeroTolerance 584]

Say what you want from your couches. He made the play when they had to have it

 

Pretty sure no one here has talked sh*t about his playing.

[tanatastic 2,062]

Dude that was the first time in media history an nfl player actually spoke his mind. All time best interview ever. Instant classic soundbyte like playoffs or let em off the hook. All time best.

[SUXBNME 1,583]

Omfg best interview ever!!!!!!! Legendary soundbyte from Sherman!!!!!

Acreed

[Cloaca du jour 2,152]

Wtf was that Ahhnold in that commercial????

 

Wtf!

[Gepetto 1,417]

That little Sherman tirade is going to make it very easy to root for Denver in a blowout!!!!!!!!!!

[R8RMick 242]

Say what you want from your couches. He made the play when they had to have it

That was a GREAT play, and Crabtree may have even got away with a push. What a shame. What a waste of greatness.

[Cloaca du jour 2,152]

Will they interview him again on the podium?

[R8RMick 242]

That little Sherman tirade is going to make it very easy to root for Denver in a blowout!!!!!!!!!!

You kidding? I knew I would be rooting for Manning before this war even started.

[MDC 7,652]

Few random thoughts:

 

This was among the worst reffed and most lopsided called football games I have ever seen. I counted four utterly horrible calls on SF and it would've been a 5th if the refs didn't give them an obvious grounding call on Wilson they had to practically beg for. I see bad calls every week but its rate to see so many with all of them going against one team.

 

Harbaugh has got to be the least professional coach in football, even worse than Rex Ryan. His "Look at meeeeee!!!!" act is so tired and Mickey Mouse, get over yourself. You make that skipping fairy Carroll look classy.

 

Richard Sherman is a punk ass hole and I hope he gets torched over and over in the Super Bowl.

[Boilermaker04 11]

Time for 2 weeks of over-analysis and non-story stories. wake me up in two weeks please, with enough time for a beer or two before kickoff.

[SUXBNME 1,583]

[R8RMick 242]

Did he just call Terry Bradshaw "man" lol...???

[R8RMick 242]

Few random thoughts:

 

This was among the worst reffed and most lopsided called football games I have ever seen. I counted four utterly horrible calls on SF and it would've been a 5th if the refs didn't give them an obvious grounding call on Wilson they had to practically beg for. I see bad calls every week but its rate to see so many with all of them going against one team.

 

Harbaugh has got to be the least professional coach in football, even worse than Rex Ryan. His "Look at meeeeee!!!!" act is so tired and Mickey Mouse, get over yourself. You make that skipping fairy Carroll look classy.

 

Richard Sherman is a punk ass hole and I hope he gets torched over and over in the Super Bowl.

Nice take. The roughing the kicker non call was criminal.

[Cloaca du jour 2,152]

Time for 2 weeks of over-analysis and non-story stories. wake me up in two weeks please, with enough time for a beer or two before kickoff.

This

[jerryskids 6,963]

What did Shermann say at the end of that interview? LOB? LOV? What did he mean?

[tanatastic 2,062]

What did Shermann say at the end of that interview? LOB? LOV? What did he mean?

LOB, Legion of Boom!

[jerryskids 6,963]

LOB, Legion of Boom!

Interesting, I hadn't heard that. And I'm an NFC West (Cardinals) fan. They need to market that better.

[murf74 461]

Say what you want from your couches. He made the play when they had to have it

And so did guy who caught it. Gotta wonder why Sherman needed any help there in endzone. Think Revis in his prime would have had that or Bailey or Deon

[Gepetto 1,417]

Aikman said Sherman was out of position and he was. Just fortunate he's tall with long arms. Still a good play. He made himself look pathetic post game the way he taunted Crabtree and then spoke to the world.

[R8RMick 242]

A little more controlled with the FOX crew. I think Howie was ready to b*tch slap him. I know Strahan wanted to.

[DrG 103]

But not as bad as that int by kap

[IGotWorms 4,060]

God I hate Richard Sherman.

 

Will be rooting for the Seahawks though, as I live in the Pac NW and can't stand the Broncos.

 

Also I have the warm and fuzzies for Pete Carroll.

[TheUsualSuspect 207]

Kap just said, " I cost us this game"

 

Say what you want about the kid, but love his character. He owns it.

[RLLD 4,275]

General thoughts

 

- Seattle was the better team, but made some silly mistakes, too many

- The ref's blew way too many calls, negatively impacting the competition, they should be punished

- Sherman is a complete dumbfock, needs to STFU and start behaving like a professional, not a 12 year old

[IGotWorms 4,060]

 

 

I can do this in emoticons:

 

Richard Sherman:

 

Erin Andrews:

[SUXBNME 1,583]

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-GqH0aEKLp-0/UtyQJsx-NkI/AAAAAAABBL4/olyMU_5c9kA/s1600/0.gif

 

I love me some Sherman

[RLLD 4,275]

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-GqH0aEKLp-0/UtyQJsx-NkI/AAAAAAABBL4/olyMU_5c9kA/s1600/0.gif

 

I love me some Sherman

 

Yeah, he runs over and acts like a complete arsehole, then looks at the ref like a little b!tch when Crabtree swats him away, what a waste of space

[SUXBNME 1,583]

 

Yeah, he runs over and acts like a complete arsehole, then looks at the ref like a little b!tch when Crabtree swats him away, what a waste of space

He was trying to shake his hand in a show of good sportsmanship

[Big Blue 06 195]

If I wasn't rooting for Denver before, Sherman guaranteed that I will be now. What an arsehole.

[Natod12 14]

lol i never really liked seattle but u gotta love a man who talks his mind in this PC world where everyone is walking on eggshells and trying to be corporately boring. people will hate him which is good for his marketability, he will be the most talked about corner since deion now

[R8RMick 242]

Once more, with feeling.

 

[R8RMick 242]

lol i never really liked seattle but u gotta love a man who talks his mind in this PC world where everyone is walking on eggshells and trying to be corporately boring. people will hate him which is good for his marketability, he will be the most talked about corner since deion now

 

I'd rather see a guy who goes against today's loud-mouthed grain by showing humility and class. I still think there's room in today's NFL for it. Walter Payton was a bad-ass on the field, but was called Sweetness off it for a reason. Marcus Allen had the meanest stiff-arm of any RB, and was a big time money player known for his diving touchdowns, yet simply tossed the game ball to the refs after he scored. It's the quiet guys who go about their business that get the most respect. Same with Barry Sanders. Case in point, if anyone deserved to beat his chest after tonight's game it was Marshawn Freaking Lynch. But you hardly ever hear a peep from the guy. He does his talking on the field.

[BuschWack 59]

SNL needs to spoof that Sherman vs Andrews interview starring Jay Pharoah as Sherman.

 

http://jaypharoah.com/

[Natod12 14]

 

I'd rather see a guy who goes against today's loud-mouthed grain by showing humility and class. I still think there's room in today's NFL for it. Walter Payton was a bad-ass on the field, but was called Sweetness off it for a reason. Marcus Allen had the meanest stiff-arm of any RB, and was a big time money player known for his diving touchdowns, yet simply tossed the game ball to the refs after he scored. It's the quiet guys who go about their business that get the most respect. Same with Barry Sanders. Case in point, if anyone deserved to beat his chest after tonight's game it was Marshawn Freaking Lynch. But you hardly ever hear a peep from the guy. He does his talking on the field.

and thats fine you feel that way but not everyone has to be mutes or choirboys in interviews. i think this was a good business decision by him. dude is already a top 3 corner in the league and now he will be talked about for years for 1 outburst.

[FlaHawker 24]

Nice take. The roughing the kicker non call was criminal.

Oh you mean when the SF punter ran into Chris Maragos pinky?

[uwmalcolm 74]

 

I'd rather see a guy who goes against today's loud-mouthed grain by showing humility and class. I still think there's room in today's NFL for it. Walter Payton was a bad-ass on the field, but was called Sweetness off it for a reason. Marcus Allen had the meanest stiff-arm of any RB, and was a big time money player known for his diving touchdowns, yet simply tossed the game ball to the refs after he scored. It's the quiet guys who go about their business that get the most respect. Same with Barry Sanders. Case in point, if anyone deserved to beat his chest after tonight's game it was Marshawn Freaking Lynch. But you hardly ever hear a peep from the guy. He does his talking on the field.

"Today's loud mouth grain" seems like mostly coached answers and coach speak. Even my own favorite team's QB fits into that category. I think it's pretty refreshing to see someone speak so honestly. I don't want to see interviews turn into WWE style but Sherman is pretty entertaining. I might not think that way if I was a Niner fan though.

[NewbieJr 541]

Two things I will be rooting for hard in two weeks: Manning to methodically pick apart the PED backfield of Seattle, and Richard Sherman's ACL to snap like a dry-rotted rubber band.

[R8RMick 242]

and thats fine you feel that way but not everyone has to be mutes or choirboys in interviews. i think this was a good business decision by him. dude is already a top 3 corner in the league and now he will be talked about for years for 1 outburst.

 

He's going to eventually feel the heat when his game goes south. Michael Jordan once said that Dennis Rodman's act would last only while he was grabbing rebounds and locking up defensively. After that it just became boorish. You reap what you sow in life. When he's washed up, or injured, Sherman will have his millions but zero respect. Again, I still feel there is room in the NFL for humility and grace. Especially in such a violent sport. I remember an interview once, where a hockey player was asked why more players don't talk smack on the ice...

 

"We carry sticks."

[Cruzer 1,995]

How in the fock did Sherman get into Stanford????