Richard Sherman talks about Cam Newton

[Tub of Goo]

What if I told you this summer Brenton Bersin, trying to just make the team, was the first option in a divisional playoff game?

What if I told you it was against Richard Sherman in Seattle?

Would you believe me?

ESPN films presents a new series, "From Terriers to the Top". Brought to you by Mike Shula.

[PantherBoy95]

That play was designed to go away from Sherman's side. But first-year receiver Brenton Bersin, the first read, slipped in his route.

But first-year receiver Brenton Bersin, the first read, slipped in his route.

Brenton Bersin, the first read

HAHAHA HAHAHA That's all I got out of that too

[ickmule]

Sherman can eat my poo. I can't stand that blabbering idiot. 

[CRA]

Philly Brown is a short, speedy receiver who had a step on Sherman. Cam instead of leading Brown decided (or by lack of ability) threw a jump ball. Threw a jump ball to his short speedy receiver who was being covered by an exceptionally tall corner.

Horrible play. Stupid play design if Bersin was the #1, stupid throw by Cam. That play shows the difference in the two teams.

I don't think Cam was throwing a jump ball.....think he underthrew a ball. Philly was behind Sherman. Cam just didn't put enough on it

[Peppers90 NC]

Philly Brown is a short, speedy receiver who had a step on Sherman. Cam instead of leading Brown decided (or by lack of ability) threw a jump ball. Threw a jump ball to his short speedy receiver who was being covered by an exceptionally tall corner.

Horrible play. Stupid play design if Bersin was the #1, stupid throw by Cam. That play shows the difference in the two teams.

Those are different plays. I don't even think Bersin was in on the Sherman int play, but he was the only WR on the pick 6.

[jtnc]

Sherman is really do different than Normam(as far as attitude and ego) in fact, Sherman referred to him as his "bro" on Twitter and told Norman to DM him.

[CatMan72]

Brenton Bersin and First Read are things that should never appear in the same sentence.

[Jackofalltrades]

Throwing at Sherman is generally a poor decision. Throwing at him on a go route with an undersized receiver is a very poor decision.

Under throwing it was just the icing on the cake.

[brandon_87]

Philly had a step or two on him as well. Would've been a sweet, sweet play to complete on Sherman.

Credit Cam with under throwing deep balls and over throwing short balls. Brown shoulda had 6 on that if it was a better ball

[Panthers8969]

That play was designed to go away from Sherman's side. But first-year receiver Brenton Bersin, the first read, slipped in his route.

But first-year receiver Brenton Bersin, the first read, slipped in his route.

Brenton Bersin, the first read

Lmao

[Chaos]

Brenton Bersin and First Read are things that should never appear in the same sentence.

Unless that sentence were "Brenton Bersin must first read the play book before making the practice squad."

[beastson]

That play was designed to go away from Sherman's side. But first-year receiver Brenton Bersin, the first read, slipped in his route.

 

But first-year receiver Brenton Bersin, the first read, slipped in his route.

 

Brenton Bersin, the first read

 

 

This is funny. If you didn't pie this, please do. 

[ThinkAboutIt]

Someone who graduated from Stanford should be smarter. 

 

Don't worry, the same applies to Yale.

 

[mc52beast]

When You lead the league in interceptions over the last few years you can say what you want... Maybe one day we'll have someone like Sherm on the Panthers.