i don t know that this song fits. that s my jam back in the day. it is an odd choice. you get motional. that s what happens. welcome back to new day. was the rant heard around the sports world. the seattle seahawk let loose. it s far from the first celebrity rant and won t be the last. it did get us thinking. one of the best rants ever caught on tape. first he tipped the ball and then he ran his mouth. when you try me with a sorry receiver like crabtree, that s the result you re going to get. now we can t stop talking
between the lines. he adds, it was loud, it was in the moment, and it was just a small part of the person i am. i don t want to be a villain because i m not that person. an usual out burst followed by an even more unusually explanati explanation. isn t this what part of the game is? when i first heard it, i thought it was completely inkons consequential. he had beef with crabtree. honesty is a valid defense here. he happens to be arguably the best defensive back in football. he arguably made the play of the game and they didn t throw at him the entire game. and he was revved up at the end of playing a full football game. it s one thing to have
quick! bill: that is epic. really great stuff. sherman is coming out with a opinion piece on a sports blog. this is part of what he writes. quote, a lot of what i said to erin andrews was adrenaline talking and some of that was michael crabtree. to those who would call me a thug or worse because i show passion on a football field, don t judge a person s character what they do between the lines. judge a man what he does off the field what he does for his community, what he does for his family, end quote. adrenaline pumping, end of game, 70,000 people. the guy went to stanford. was a wide receiver converted to defensive back. he s a tough, tough guy and will be the center of focus here in new york over the next two weeks for the game. martha: came off quite differently in the after comments than he did in that moment. he will get a lot of attention during the super bowl, no doubt about that. we have a shocking story to tell you about, what one woman did to confront an alleged abuser af
or i m going to shut it for you real quick. wow. before we react to that, the five will be live from times square in super bowl boulevard next friday, so tune in or set your dvr. what do you think? he was very fired up after the final play. he gave an interview today. he said i have a long history with this guy that goes back. you could ask crabtree about it. should he have gone off? first, he s not the best corner number two, when you win something like this, he s a very good corner back. let your play speak for itself. you don t have to shoot your mouth off. at the time of a victorious time for your team. he has no class. they should have said to him before the game, don t open your big mouth because all it does is get you in trouble. what your failed to mention was that michael crabtree, who was the wide receiver that he defended on that last play of the game, could have been a winning drive, could have been a winning catch for the 49ers. he did block it, he did make the gre
adrenaline pumping, but also i think what people are getting excited about in the aftermath is that isn t there a sportsman like conduct, being a good sportsman just after you have clemplged the super bowl. absolutely. and he went over that line when he went up to crabtree of the play. he acknowledged that he should not have done that. he apologized for that. that, i think, a lot of people agree was over the lines. a lot of people wouldn t have said the words, but he didn t swear. that s what people take issue with. it s more the time and place where he said it. it should be, even though, yes, it s the game and they re grown men, if i think they re all going to be best friends, then i m watching the wrong sport. i think you can still richard sherman.