Richard Sherman | Justin Reid Interview
 

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Shit is real,

Man, absolutely love hearing him talk scheme.

Over 20 different cover zero defenses. That's amazing

That was a fun listen, TYVM 4 postin'!

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My first thought after listening was “This is why I can’t see a trade for a corner. What min. Salary player is going to learn all that mid-season?”

Richard Sherman is kind of likable on his podcast but still has to make it about himself. He is a boorish know it all loudmouth on Thursday night football just like he was as a player.

Sounds like a smart dude

These are probably two of the smarter recent players, both being Stanford guys.

Justin Reid is an extremely smart guy. I've heard him talk a few times and have come back super impressed. I guess his older bro Eric realized how smart he was and talked him into playing at Stanford instead of going to LSU.

Dat Boye-Doe

Great!

He is extremely smart and well spoken. He reminds me of Larry Fitzgerald.

That said, I think most Chief D players are intelligent or at least have a great ability to store information. With how many different plays there are, I just can't see it being any other way.

Which, again, is why we aren't just trading for any old CB out there. It's going to be a chore to learn the scheme AND you've got to be pretty bright to run it/succeed in it.

Yeah, same gripe with his itnerview with McDuffie.

I get it, you were a great player and it's easy to connect and bond over past career stories... but for a listener it gets repetitive. You don't HAVE to make it about you. There's more than enough to talk about with guys who won the previous two Super Bowls.