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Why did he go against Maxwell and Lane for the majority of the game then? This dude showboats like the rest of them and is still salty he can't read an offense to save his life.
“Did that make you feel better about yourself? Then go ahead. Because I’m not worried about you,” Kaepernick said, via Bart Hubbuch of the New York Post.
Kaepernick had several other choice words for Sherman, including:
— “He’s afraid of our receivers, and that’s something I’m looking forward to [exploiting] next year.”
— “If I throw that ball one foot farther, it’s a TD and now you’re the goat, Richard Sherman.”
— “His comments were ridiculous. If you have to tell people how good you are, then how good are you really?”
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...chard-sherman/
Why did he go against Maxwell and Lane for the majority of the game then? This dude showboats like the rest of them and is still salty he can't read an offense to save his life.
The Whiners are a bunch of mentally-weak crybabies, but it's not a surprise, considering who their coach is
The guy hasn't even had two seasons as a starter. I can't judge anyone with that limited amount of experience.
Lol...yet you've declared RW the GOAT with only two seasons below his belt.
Russell Wilson wouldn't make a zit on the butt of a ton of great QB', ok? I have never implied he was among the elite, I said he was the best of the young QB's.
Right now....
Peyton
Rodgers
Brees
Romo
Rivers
Brady
Foles....need to see more so..???
are all better.
Fair enough, but you can understand my confusion based on the literally dozen threads you've started based on your undying admiration of RW, no?
That was just me jacking around having fun with the masses. I had a pretty good feel that we'd see either "my" Niners or RW in the Superbowl. So I made a real big deal out of RW knowing I really couldn't lose.
What does him only having started for two years have to do with how salty he is right now?
Reading comprehension not one of your strengths is it? I'll make it simple for you...What does him only having started for two years have to do with how salty he is right now?
Young kid, he'll change as he matures.
Ok?
How's he supposed to mature when his coach is such a sore-loser who encourages that kind of behavior?
You don't have any idea at all about what goes on behind the scenes so why play like that? So at 30 he's the same kid he was at 24, come on man. I don't give a who your coach or daddy is, we all mature.How's he supposed to mature when his coach is such a sore-loser who encourages that kind of behavior?
Well you can tell eeeeverybodyyyyyy!
yeah you can tell eeeeverybodyyyyyy!
Go ahead and tell eeeeverybodyyyyyy!
I'm the man, I'm the man, I'm the maaaaan!
smart move though, saying it this close to the big game
I actualy like Kraep long term. His weakness is clearly making reads and progressing through them, but a lot of that comes with experience. He didn't exactly run a pro style offense at Nevada. But he does show that he can be pretty accurate. When that first read happens to get open, he usually puts it in a good spot. Your qb is in trouble when you say "he just needs to work on/improve his accuracy. Kaep is ok in that regard
lol he had no problem talking and mocking Cam, but acts like a when he gets talked back to him. Can't respect pussies who can dish it out, but can't take it.
Young multi millionaires, they have no idea what's going on.
Making excuses for that made sore loser Kraep
kaep just isn't good.
My team's quarterback is 32 years old and still prone to throwing fits.... , your own coach is 50 years old but carries on like a 2-year-old on the sideline every game
Just because he has time to mature doesn't mean he will, especially when he's surrounded by a coach and teammates who are mentally-weak immature sore losers
I don't give a about him, I just know what youth/$$$$$ can do.
Sounds good to me, I;m not a big fan of either one of them.My team's quarterback is 32 years old and still prone to throwing fits.... , your own coach is 50 years old but carries on like a 2-year-old on the sideline every game
Just because he has time to mature doesn't mean he will, especially when he's surrounded by a coach and teammates who are mentally-weak immature sore losers
Absolutely still salty. And unaccountable.
Personally i am sick of hearing what a *great* *unbelievable* play Sherman made.
A good play, but really just an above average one on what was a silly pass to an receiver who was not open an butted up against the sideline and back of endzone.
He was so scared of SF's receivers that you threw at him twice all game???
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