After Tom Brady Feud and Impressive Stats Richard Sherman Considered Pro Trash Talker

The Seattle Seahawks have, arguably, the most effective secondary in the NFL. A huge part of said secondary is Richard Sherman. He is the self-proclaimed best corner in the league, and is even on the cover of Madden (that's gotta mean he's good right?). Anyway, according to recent reports, he has engaged in what he does best, trash talk. Coincidently, Sherman and Tom Brady have a history of hostility and talking smack.

Before the NFL, Sherman played college ball for the University of Stanford. His impressive performance earned him a spot with the Seahawks in the 2011 Draft.

He has played with them ever since, and for good reason. The Hawk's would be stupid to let him go. Sherman has more interceptions (24) and defended passes (61) than any other corner in the league.

Even though he is mainly known for his awesome performances, Richard also has a reputation for running his mouth. According to TMZ Sports, the infamous #25 is at it again:

"Richard Sherman and a llama walk into a bar...Actually, it was a studio...and one of them launched into a expletive-laced rant against Bill Belichick, Tom Brady and the New England Patriots, in general -- kicking off Super Bowl smack talking season. The whole thing is an ad for one of Sherman's sponsors -- but the Seattle Seahawks superstar might want to take notes. The llama gets in a pretty good jab at Brady's favorite footwear."

Not only is good at talking trash, his particular target this time around is Tom Brady, and according to Fox Sports, Richard and Tom have a pretty heated past:

"Seattle Seahawks cornerback, Richard Sherman had just finished a victory over the New England patriots back in 2012. After the game, he posted a photo on Twitter of him taunting Tom Brady with a caption that said, 'U Mad Bro?' Sherman was a guest on the FOX Football Daily show last year and [explained] that Tom, who has a reputation for running his mouth during games, went looking for trouble on that day..."

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