Tom Brady and Richard Sherman still want to join forces
Richard Sherman is still trying to earn his way back onto a National Football League roster – and apparently, he still wants it to be with Tom Brady as his teammate.
According to Five-time Pro Bowl CB Richard Sherman is heading to Tampa for a visit with the #Bucs, sources tell me and @RapSheet. News: King County public records show that Richard Sherman has been booked for “Burglary Domestic Violence.”
The “INV” means it’s being investigated as a felony. pic.twitter.com/kz5qZp051S
The Bucs are dealing with injuries at cornerback ahead of a Week 4 matchup with the Patriots. Jamel Dean escaped a serious knee injury, #Bucs CB Jamel Dean appears to have escaped a serious knee injury Sunday, source said, but his status is in doubt for Sunday against the #Patriots. One more reason they’re pushing to get a deal done with Richard Sherman, who heads to Tampa today for a visit.
Sherman opened up about the incident in July in an interview with USA Today’s Doug Farrar.
“It’s just one of those days people have, bad days, caught me on a bad day, too much time on my hands, too much time to think,” Sherman said. “It’s unfortunate, one of those times in life where you reach a bit of a crossroads. My crossroad was seen more publicly. But I’m grateful for what happened. It was a good eye-opening experience, good chance for me to find help and to get the help I needed, and to have some conversations that I wasn’t able to have before and to get some clarity that I did not have.”
Brady and Sherman are best known for their clashes between the Patriots and Seahawks, most notably Super Bowl XLIX and an infamous postgame interaction after a Seattle win over the Pats in 2012.
Multiple reports have indicated over the years that Brady and Sherman shared a mutual interest in being teammates. It seems that, in 2021, that could finally become a reality. Just as the Bucs head to Foxborough.
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