The NFL free agency frenzy has officially come and gone, and while there are still plenty of moves to be made, the noteworthy trades, signings, releases and tenders are all set in stone.
The rivalry between Richard Sherman and the San Francisco 49ers was very, very real — at least until he joined the team.
Former Seattle Seahawks defensive back Richard Sherman thinks he knows why the team had started to slide a bit in recent seasons under coach Pete Carroll.
The new NFL league year begins on Wednesday, which means teams are preparing to reshape their roster. As they do so, they are releasing players, with Monday being a big day for releases.
One of the reasons it was somewhat surprising that the San Francisco 49ers gave Richard Sherman a three-year, $39 million contract is that the star cornerback is coming off a major injury, but appare
Richard Sherman is returning to the Bay Area.
Sherman and the San Francisco 49ers agreed on a three-year deal Saturday night, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported.
Could Richard Sherman end up with an NFC West rival? It seems that might be the case.
ESPN’s Josina Anderson reported on Saturday that Sherman is discussing a 3-year deal with the 49ers.
It’s safe to say Ezekiel Elliott wants Richard Sherman to join him on the Dallas Cowboys.
