Sherman tries to have it both ways, and it just doesn’t add up. It looks a little phony, imo.
Sherman’s story is an impressive one. Much worthy of admiration.
Sherman isn’t the player he is because he’s the fastest, strongest, or most athletic. He’s the ball player he is because of his intelligence, work ethic, and passion. He’s an emotional player who has to play that way to play his best.
The interview was a result of nothing more than that. Catching an excited, emotional player seconds after he made the play of the game to send himself and his teammates to the Super Bowl. Emotion, excitement, and vindication… against a player with extended history, and a former coach he still claims blackballed him.
Completely understandable. Blown out of proportion. The press just doing what the press does.
