22 Brief Thoughts About That Richard Sherman Interview
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You hate it because you think armchair QBs know some shit
and.....
they don't
you a spectator just like everyone on this board breh
did you play hs ball and can't let go? cmon now
we all have opinions and we all assholes so.....
respect to the mufuqas that played at the top they know more than me
and
you and you and you
if they didn't they wouldn't be coaching/playing at the top , more than any of us can say
this is pro sports not communism
and.....
they don't
you a spectator just like everyone on this board breh
did you play hs ball and can't let go? cmon now
we all have opinions and we all assholes so.....
respect to the mufuqas that played at the top they know more than me
and
you and you and you
if they didn't they wouldn't be coaching/playing at the top , more than any of us can say
this is pro sports not communism
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"All we did was play situational football," Sherman told the website in an interview held during one of the Seahawks' postgame victory parties. "We knew what route concepts they liked on different downs, so we jumped all the routes. Then we figured out the hand signals for a few of the route audibles in the first half."
"Me, Earl, Kam ... we're not just three All-Pro players. We're three All-Pro minds," Sherman told the website. "Now, if Peyton had thrown in some double moves, if he had gone out of character, we could've been exposed."
Chancellor and Seahawks defensive coordinator Dan Quinn also said they anticipated Denver's plays, telling The Star-Ledger earlier this week that Seattle's players were able to read Manning's eye movement.
"We were able to jump a few routes," Chancellor told the paper. "Just see everything that develops in front of you, playing off of Peyton's eyes. He takes you right to the ball every time.
"He's a great quarterback, but he definitely has tendencies and he takes you to the ball.
"Me, Earl, Kam ... we're not just three All-Pro players. We're three All-Pro minds," Sherman told the website. "Now, if Peyton had thrown in some double moves, if he had gone out of character, we could've been exposed."
Chancellor and Seahawks defensive coordinator Dan Quinn also said they anticipated Denver's plays, telling The Star-Ledger earlier this week that Seattle's players were able to read Manning's eye movement.
"We were able to jump a few routes," Chancellor told the paper. "Just see everything that develops in front of you, playing off of Peyton's eyes. He takes you right to the ball every time.
"He's a great quarterback, but he definitely has tendencies and he takes you to the ball.
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