Revis getting at Sherman

[Morethan1]

Fred

I'm so glad you're back

 

[Jmare007]

Thanks Revis for giving even more motivation to Sherm

 

[Raquinotj]

I’m all up for Revis taking every shot he can, Sherman Should’ve never tried to Clown Revis 24 at the SuperBowl.

to then become a Meme

And watch Revis Celebrate.

 

[MostReal]

Sherman plays the defense assigned to the secondary
Part of being great is understanding your strengths and limitations
Sherman knows his

 

[HabitualChiller]

@Rhakim what're the stats regarding his argument?

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

I'm so glad you're back

And im glad you still make game threads beloved

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

They are so petty, shows how much pride they take in being the best human beings at their craft

Receivers are far pettier...

 

[Trav]

THE BEST OF THE DECADE
Sherman’s coverage numbers this year match the trend of his career — he has been the most difficult cornerback to pass the ball against since he came into the league. In this decade, only two cornerbacks have allowed a completion rate of under 50% (with 250 or more targets), and those cornerbacks are Richard Sherman (49.6%) and Darrelle Revis (49.8%). They were deployed in dramatically different ways, but Sherman and Revis have undoubtedly been the two best corners of the PFF era (2006 – present).

If you look at his numbers on a per-coverage snap basis, it is much the same story. Since 2010, only Nnamdi Asomugha was targeted less often or allowed a catch less frequently, and Asomugha benefitted from a disastrous supporting cast of corners who simply drew all the targets as teams stopped testing him entirely. Sherman, on the other hand, was playing within the fabled Legion of Boom when there was no easy target to pick on, so everybody was consistently tested.In terms of passer rating, Sherman has allowed the lowest figure of the decade (54.0) and is one of just four corners to be below a rating of 70.0 when targeted. Elite corners like Jalen Ramsey have allowed a passer rating of 76.0 during their career, but Sherman maintained one more than 20 points lower for almost an entire decade and counting.

What’s unusual for a cornerback so proficient in limiting catches is that Sherman has also been a relative ballhawk over his career. And typically, there’s give and take when it comes to making plays versus giving up production.

“Zone” corners who play sides of the field but within systems that roll help away from them might actually play on a far bigger island than those who track receivers. If you’re playing the single receiver side in a scheme like the Seahawks ran for years, you’re likely manned up against that receiver while the rest of the defense rolls to the passing strength.

Richard Sherman: the best cornerback of the decade | NFL News, Rankings and Statistics | PFF

 

[Trav]

Well, damn.

 

[levitate]

Uhh... He's going to the Super Bowl...

 

[aceboon]

Damn, Sherm set Revis on fire, responses don't get much better than that

 

[King P]

Revis not wrong though

Sherm is a read corner. He plays zone coverage, and read & reacts. And he's very good at that.

But he just isn't as good in man coverage. I can't see Revis letting Devante Adams go off for 9 catch & 138 yards in his prime. It's just not happening

 

[EBK String]

He is a millionaire why is his TV so small?

 

[Smokin Rider]

Well, damn.

 

[South Paw]

Revis not wrong though

Sherm is a read corner. He plays zone coverage, and read & reacts. And he's very good at that.

But he just isn't as good in man coverage. I can't see Rev letting Devante Adams go off for 9 catch & 138 yards in his prime. It's just not happening

And revis wasn't as good in zone and revis also didn't bait QBs into picks like sherm does. Revis would shut down a wr, sherm would shut down a side of the field they're both impressive

But revis just looking like a salty old man popping outta nowhere with this shyt