Yup. He's also managed to turn himself into the victim quite quickly.wart57 wrote:One of Sherman's managers just said Sherman has doubled his endorsement earnings since Sunday. Sherman is a very smart man.
Brilliant, really.
Yup. He's also managed to turn himself into the victim quite quickly.wart57 wrote:One of Sherman's managers just said Sherman has doubled his endorsement earnings since Sunday. Sherman is a very smart man.
He is a victim. That's a fact regardless of your opinion on his post game interview.Socnorb11 wrote:Yup. He's also managed to turn himself into the victim quite quickly.wart57 wrote:One of Sherman's managers just said Sherman has doubled his endorsement earnings since Sunday. Sherman is a very smart man.
Brilliant, really.
Sherman really puts it into the context of sports here, but really, he shouldn't have to do that. People should recognize the difference between a "thug" who perpetrates actual violence on the streets and an athlete who talks [expletive].heyzeus wrote:What "thug" is code for.
He's a smart dude, a great football player, and has an annoyingly huge ego. But that's where are we are in America. Duck Dynasty baby!heyzeus wrote:What "thug" is code for.
So now it's the interviewer's fault?RxOfCowbell wrote:Richard Sherman interview with ESPN Deportes moments before the interview with Erin Andrews
Funny how the reaction of the interviewer sets the tone for the interview.
We're all victims, really.RxOfCowbell wrote:He is a victim. That's a fact regardless of your opinion on his post game interview.Socnorb11 wrote:Yup. He's also managed to turn himself into the victim quite quickly.wart57 wrote:One of Sherman's managers just said Sherman has doubled his endorsement earnings since Sunday. Sherman is a very smart man.
Brilliant, really.