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Big Play Slay - Why Richard Sherman feels Seahawks lost their way + why the combine is "butt cheeks"

Big Play Slay - Why Richard Sherman feels Seahawks lost their way + why the combine is "butt cheeks"

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 Super Bowl champion and All-Pro CB Darius Slay hangs out with legendary Super Bowl champion and All-Pro CB Richard Sherman. The guys discuss the Seattle Seahawks’ big offseason roster moves as Geno Smith, DK Metcalf, Sam Darnold, Cooper Kupp, and Tyler Lockett all change jerseys; they also discuss some of the organizations’ other most head scratching moves from the past decade. Slay asks about the year he thinks Sherman should have won Defensive Player of the Year, plus Richard’s journey from the lowest-rated player on the Madden video game to being on the cover. Sherman explains why the importance of the NFL combine is artificially inflated, and his take on the T-step vs Bicycle step debate that was started by NFL legend Deion Sanders. And much more! (times are approximate due to added advertisements) 0:00 - START 2:47 - Being on the cover of Madden 3:51 - Does the combine really matter anymore? 8:45 - Winning your first Super Bowl 11:19 - T-step vs Bicycle step? 20:00 - Megatron vs Optimus Prime 26:00 - Seahawks offseason moves 35:24 - Retirement Advice 43:51 - Playing for Mike Tomlin
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