Everyone takes Sherman smack talk waaaaaay to serious, half the the time it's done for humor and the rest of the time it's his PR schtick. Lighten up and get a sense of humor for God Sakes.
Everyone takes Sherman smack talk waaaaaay to serious, half the the time it's done for humor and the rest of the time it's his PR schtick. Lighten up and get a sense of humor for God Sakes.
I don't take him seriously at all. But you do have to admit he has a pretty big ego. Being a bit more humble wouldn't hurt. And to your point about marketing himself for $$$$..... I think he will do just fine in the wallet with his play alone.Everyone takes Sherman smack talk waaaaaay to serious, half the the time it's done for humor and the rest of the time it's his PR schtick. Lighten up and get a sense of humor for God Sakes.
I don't take him seriously at all. But you do have to admit he has a pretty big ego. Being a bit more humble wouldn't hurt. And to your point about marketing himself for $$$$..... I think he will do just fine in the wallet with his play alone.
As a fan of the Cards I will say it would be pretty satisfying to see Fitz get a couple of TD grabs against him on Thursday night.....Heck, dreaming is free.
I've got nothing negative to say about Peterson, he's got a bright future as a lock down corner, but...I will say this...is it really wise to risk one of your most important defensive players ( and lock down corners are hard to come by) by playing him on special teams and offense? I know he's a heck of an athlete but it seems like a gamble or a roll of the dice to have him do all of that. I sure Peterson is all for it, but you got to protect your investment don't you?Peterson is the better athlete... how many CB's can throw for a 17 yard gain, catch a 12 yard pass and lock down Calvin Johnson (in the second half) while dominating the punt game?! LOL... crazy.
When it comes to being a natural corner though I'll admit Sherman is probably better right now but Peterson has a very high ceiling (not saying Sherman doesn't either) and he should definitely be in the conversation.
One of the touchdowns wasn't even Petersons fault, and the rub screen is the cheapest play in the NFL. Patrick Peterson was playing offense, returning punts, and covering Calvin. When they got out of the zone in the 2nd half he shut him down.
Sherman > Revis
Sherman > Finnegan
Sherman > Peterson
Is this thread really still going this strong?
Welp, guess we better close the thread. You've spoken.
Sherman > Revis
Sherman > Finnegan
Sherman > Peterson
Is this thread really still going this strong?
You could look at it that way, but I like the idea of not playing scared. Deon did it for many years and was fine. Revis never played multiple roles and popped an ACL. Point being, any player can get injured at any time. I like the fact that Ariens is not afraid to use his weapons.I've got nothing negative to say about Peterson, he's got a bright future as a lock down corner, but...I will say this...is it really wise to risk one of your most important defensive players ( and lock down corners are hard to come by) by playing him on special teams and offense? I know he's a heck of an athlete but it seems like a gamble or a roll of the dice to have him do all of that. I sure Peterson is all for it, but you got to protect your investment don't you?
You could look at it that way, but I like the idea of not playing scared. Deon did it for many years and was fine. Revis never played multiple roles and popped an ACL. Point being, any player can get injured at any time. I like the fact that Ariens is not afraid to use his weapons.
So if you're admitting you don't think he's the best CB in the NFL why did you bring his name up in a thread titled Richard Sherman is the NFL's best cornerback?Just because we are including people in the argument doesn't mean we automatically think that person is the best... (some of us at least) but I'm just throwing Peterson into the conversation and if you don't think he's worthy of that then gtfo. I never said he was the best. He could be though in a couple years if he continues to develop.
So if you're admitting you don't think he's the best CB in the NFL why did you bring his name up in a thread titled Richard Sherman is the NFL's best cornerback?
Peterson is good, yes. Is he the best? No, because while he may be a very good player at many things, he's just not the top of the list at CB.