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I was listening to ESPN radio tonight and this Seahawk reporter that was threatened by Sherman was on the radio explaining what happened. I guess after it was all over and things settled down that Sherman apologized on Twitter but the problem is that the reporter said on the Radio that Sherman has him blocked on Twitter so the reporter was not able to see the apology. Sherman must not have liked the tough questions when being asked about his sideline tantrums during the last game when he was all over the O coordinator.
When things dont go right for him he just tries to manipulate things to get them how he wants them. I use to respect him and his play but after seeing him bitch about player safety and then doing the cheap illegal hits that he got fined for in the game against the Packers and then the tantrums against the Rams and now being a Diva in the press conference threatening to end a mans career because he asked a few questions changes one's perception of just who this guy really is
Anyone else have opinions on this BS?
If you click the link and scroll down you can listen to Sherman make his threats
Richard Sherman Threatens to End Career of Reporter During Seahawks Presser
Richard Sherman Threatens to End Career of Reporter During Seahawks Presser
Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman threatened to ruin the career of reporter and radio host Jim Moore and to have his press pass revoked after taking offense to a question posed by Moore during a press conference on Tuesday, per Stephen Cohen of SeattlePI.com.
Sherman had been discussing an incident in Thursday's game against the Los Angeles Rams, when he confronted head coach Pete Carroll following offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell's decision to throw the ball on the 1-yard line rather than call a running play.
Sherman told reporters he didn't apologize to his coaches or teammates for the incident, instead saying he and Carroll spoke "about different strategies: offensive, defensive, his line of thinking, my line of thinking, things like that."
After Sherman said he would have accepted criticism from offensive players if a defensive call cost the Seahawks a game—much like Russell Wilson's interception to end Super Bowl XLIX against the New England Patriots, which Sherman referenced—Moore, a radio host for 710 ESPN Seattle and a columnist at SeattlePI.com, asked Sherman if he had thought he had a better handle on play-calling than Bevell.
"No, I just had a prior experience, so we talked about it," Sherman responded. "But let me guess, you have a better play call. Let me guess, you have better experience."
"No, I don't have a better play call," Moore replied.
"Then you should probably stop," Sherman added.
But Sherman wasn't done. As he walked away from the podium, he confronted Moore.
"You don't want to go there," Sherman said. "You do not. I'll ruin your career."
"You'll ruin my career?" Moore asked. "How are you going to do that?"
"I'll make sure you don't get your media pass anymore," Sherman countered.
The audio of Sherman's threat is below
Sherman's words come in the same week that Sacramento Kings center DeMarcus Cousins was fined by his organization for his tirade against Sacramento Bee reporter Andy Furillo, which included Cousins shouting obscenities at the reporter, per Marc J. Spears of The Undefeated.
While Sherman's threat was less intense than Cousins' outburst, it's hard to imagine the Seahawks or the NFL taking kindly to their brash cornerback publicly threatening a reporter. It remains to be seen if disciplinary action will be taken in the incident.
When things dont go right for him he just tries to manipulate things to get them how he wants them. I use to respect him and his play but after seeing him bitch about player safety and then doing the cheap illegal hits that he got fined for in the game against the Packers and then the tantrums against the Rams and now being a Diva in the press conference threatening to end a mans career because he asked a few questions changes one's perception of just who this guy really is
Anyone else have opinions on this BS?
If you click the link and scroll down you can listen to Sherman make his threats
Richard Sherman Threatens to End Career of Reporter During Seahawks Presser
Richard Sherman Threatens to End Career of Reporter During Seahawks Presser
Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman threatened to ruin the career of reporter and radio host Jim Moore and to have his press pass revoked after taking offense to a question posed by Moore during a press conference on Tuesday, per Stephen Cohen of SeattlePI.com.
Sherman had been discussing an incident in Thursday's game against the Los Angeles Rams, when he confronted head coach Pete Carroll following offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell's decision to throw the ball on the 1-yard line rather than call a running play.
Sherman told reporters he didn't apologize to his coaches or teammates for the incident, instead saying he and Carroll spoke "about different strategies: offensive, defensive, his line of thinking, my line of thinking, things like that."
After Sherman said he would have accepted criticism from offensive players if a defensive call cost the Seahawks a game—much like Russell Wilson's interception to end Super Bowl XLIX against the New England Patriots, which Sherman referenced—Moore, a radio host for 710 ESPN Seattle and a columnist at SeattlePI.com, asked Sherman if he had thought he had a better handle on play-calling than Bevell.
"No, I just had a prior experience, so we talked about it," Sherman responded. "But let me guess, you have a better play call. Let me guess, you have better experience."
"No, I don't have a better play call," Moore replied.
"Then you should probably stop," Sherman added.
But Sherman wasn't done. As he walked away from the podium, he confronted Moore.
"You don't want to go there," Sherman said. "You do not. I'll ruin your career."
"You'll ruin my career?" Moore asked. "How are you going to do that?"
"I'll make sure you don't get your media pass anymore," Sherman countered.
The audio of Sherman's threat is below
Sherman's words come in the same week that Sacramento Kings center DeMarcus Cousins was fined by his organization for his tirade against Sacramento Bee reporter Andy Furillo, which included Cousins shouting obscenities at the reporter, per Marc J. Spears of The Undefeated.
While Sherman's threat was less intense than Cousins' outburst, it's hard to imagine the Seahawks or the NFL taking kindly to their brash cornerback publicly threatening a reporter. It remains to be seen if disciplinary action will be taken in the incident.