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He is right.when others put u down u hv to get angry and get on their case and shut them up. I hv been in his shoes before.  Like the guy who said I was uneducated and I showed him my certificates and shut him up.   Shelrman is there for the stars to prove themselves.
 
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The PED issue is a non factor to me. The whole league is on it if you ask me. Ask yourself this how do Niners have all them middle line backers which so much speed and athleticism. Same wid a guy like Vernon Davis. How many guys you know with that size and have that speed?? Its unfair to label Sherman with the PEDs issue. plenty of others r doing it.
 
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He's smarter than you think.  Check out the Forbes article today.  

However, for all the talk, his day will come - sooner or later.  Only question is does he laugh at himself then and embrace it, or does he fight and crash and burn.  Hopefully the former. 

BTW, Seattle wins SB. Grab + 2.5 or 3 if you see it.  
 
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Kalraj I don't disagree w yur statement that they r all prolly using PED's. My comment was in relation to his behavior immediately after the game.
 
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Point everybody is glossing over is that Crabtree may be the behind in this scenario...  Crabtree is no "class act "  himself...   Sherman patted him on the behind and stuck out his hand for a shake and Crabtree pushed him in the facemask...  Game on... 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by shiek:

Kalraj I don't disagree w yur statement that they r all prolly using PED's. My comment was in relation to his behavior immediately after the game.
 Cool no problem.  His behaviour was a bit over the top but if you have heard by now Sherman and Crabtree ran into each other in the offseason and Crabtree talked smack!  Least Sherman backs his talk up.  49ers r dumb as well for throwing on the 1st down.  They had enough timeouts and time left to use all 4 downs.  If your going to throw that pass up, you throw it to Boldin.  Guys a beast when it comes to contesting catches.  Either that or you hit Vernon Davis up.  John Harbaugh is one of my favourite coaches but that play was puzzling to me
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ArtSchlichterJr:

Old school player...   Plays hard.... Gives no respect to the other teams palyers..  He does not like them and they hate him... Not shaking hands at the end of the game with Crabtree and laughing after getting beat and comparing  club notes for later on tonight..  Show some class ...  Screw that this is football  not hanging out time.. Old school and backs it up ... For you "respect people" well.... Start watching golf and tennis...

LMFAO start watching golf and tennis LOL.  True dat!
 
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Jim harbaugh sorry.  getting confused. ravens fan here.
 
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Seattle are going to struggle to keep their team together.  So many guys are going to command so much more money, it will be impossible to keep the roster together.  Just read Sherman makes $2 million less than Crabtree.  Sherman is on $555,000.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by kalrajbains:

Sherman aint no thug.  He is a Stanford graduate and a ALL PRO!  Anyone that labels this guy as a thug is clueless.  The kid is very intelligent.  He watches more film than anyone in the league.  He is a student of the game and he will be watching tapes of Demaryius Thomas for the next 2 weeks.  He will study and find a way to stop him.  Kid is too diligent.  Don't mistake him for a thug because of the way he speaks or because he is from Compton.  PS. Chancellor will match up with Julius Thomas, leaving Decker and Welker to be accounted for.  Don't see much problems there.  Key to the superbowl is can Denver run on Seattle.  I think yes.  Saints managed to run on Seattle.  If so will open up the passing game.  Seattle will be able to pass on Denver.  Terrence Knighton will stuff the run though for Denver.  Still can't decide on a winner yet.  Too close to call.  LOB can negate Peytons recievers.  If the weather is very cold I will lean towards Seattle as I don't trust Peyton in the cold. 

First decent analysis all day.  I've been thinking about Denver's D. I think they've benefitted from long drives by the Denver offense recently and that games are played in Mile High.  Denver has been awesome against the run lately -- but I think Seattle's run game is better than NE or SD.  

 
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Quote Originally Posted by composite:

First decent analysis all day.  I've been thinking about Denver's D. I think they've benefitted from long drives by the Denver offense recently and that games are played in Mile High.  Denver has been awesome against the run lately -- but I think Seattle's run game is better than NE or SD.  

Thanks.  Always nice to receive some respect as a newbie from some1 I respect and have followed in the past.  

I agree Denver D has benefited from long drives by the O.  The D can only do what has asked of them though for however long that may be.  Terrence Knighton will be key to stopping beast mode. Knighton is a beast in his own right.  Have been so impressed with him last few weeks.  Remember before yesterday the amount of love legarrette blount was getting.  If Lynch don't get his Denver will win easily i feel.  

Denver have faced some legit run games as well during the reg season. Phillie, Kansas x2, Redskins...  In all of them games they kept the running back to around 70-80 yards.  Not one of them did they surrender over 100 yards.  From first glance I think Denver can stop beast mode more easily than ppl will believe.  Also the weak part of the Seattle D is stopping the run.  They can be run on and expect a big game from home town boy Moreno and bit of Ball.  Had a think about the weather and if it is not too bad and Peyton has a clean pocket he should be able to throw it around.  Seattle r also a different team away from home and will be interesting to see how they cope with the 12th man riding with Denver.  Still so hard to pick a winner.
 
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I love it and him...grown men playing a contact kill'em sport, anyone who has a problem with him lost $, are Whiner fans or are just sensitive biches!!!!!!!!!
GO HAWKS!!!!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Strut:

He's smarter than you think.  Check out the Forbes article today.  

However, for all the talk, his day will come - sooner or later.  Only question is does he laugh at himself then and embrace it, or does he fight and crash and burn.  Hopefully the former. 

BTW, Seattle wins SB. Grab + 2.5 or 3 if you see it.  
YUUUUUUP!!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sharperthanu92:

I'd like you to say that to his face. You're just mad bc you lost money

And what exactly would Richard Sherman do? 
Come to my house and suck the wet farts out of my bedsheets?

What are you 6 years old, Id like to see you say that to his face, Id like to see you take a money shot in the eye too, grow up little boy, they OP gave his opinion of a man acting like a D-bag, You dont like it go do what you do best and let your wife or Girlfriend Cuckold you.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sharperthanu92:

Who cares about class it's football!!!

Obviously not you, Being a cuckold and ole.
 
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We'll see how much he has to say after the Super Bowl. I don't think the Seahawks can match points with Denver. Broncos 34-17

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sharperthanu92:

I'd like you to say that to his face. You're just mad bc you lost money
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ArtSchlichterJr:

I want my tennis players to treat the other players  trying to beat them with "class"... I like my football players to be Sherman...  class... respect...  .... Old school....  To much hugging and laughing after most NFL games today between players ... Never saw Jack Lambert hanging around after a loss shaking hands and hugging...  Old school... bring it back...JMO
LOL You are so wrong.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vdstrading:


You're wrong there.  Lambert, Singletary, Taylor...all those guys, white or black, shook hands and showed respect at the end of the game.  Sherman is a good player, but he's also a cheater and has no class.
You are totally right.
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