Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Richard Sherman And How Easy It Is To Be Wrong

I have strong opinions, but I admit when I'm wrong. I was wrong to judge Richard Sherman based on one televised outburst. After learning more about Sherman and seeing him in the context of a longer interview away from the playing field, I am impressed with the fellow. His infamous rant was regrettable, but we have all said ill-advised things in the moment. Those moments don't define us.

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