Richard Sherman on Dez Bryant: "Incredible Talent"...Vid Post #37

[rcaldw]

Yes I'm sure Muhammad Ali was humble lol

Does anyone know how to read and comprehend any more?

 

[kramskoi]

You just named 3 talented men who have worked very hard to be at the level in their profession that they are. They deserve respect.

Sherman would be beaten by all 3 of those men if he didn't have the best safety combination and front 7 pass rush in the game.

This man fails to acknowledge that his success is dependant on 10 other men on the field with him. I'm sure he has some teammates that are sick of his antics already. They know that he is a blow hard who is benefiting from their hard work and drinking his own bath water way too often,

I have to agree with you here. Sherman's success can be at least partially attributed to those around him. It just highlights the fact that individuals by themselves are less valuable than as a cohesive unit. I also think that as long as he is giving 110%, his teammates won't be bothered all that much. Look out when things start going south though, as they will when key guys on that team start getting paid and hard cap decisions have to be made. The run has to come to an end eventually.

 

[DuDa]

I generally appreciate people who are humble that credit others for their success rather than beating their own chests and walking around like roosters.

 

[Idgit]

Race needs to not be a part of this discussion. No matter how obliquely it's being alluded to....

 

[muck4doo]

Skip Bayless is a television troll and I'm glad Richard Sherman ripped him the way that he did. Any Cowboy fan who supports Skip Bayless obviously didn't read what Skip Bayless said about Troy Aikman.

I'm surprised more don't remember that.

 

[jrumann59]

My only issue with him is everytime he gets on TV I think its Busta Rymes.