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Super Bowl media day is always a circus, but I would have never guessed this question would pop up. A reporter asked Seattle Seahawks defensive back Richard Sherman about "all of you football guys going into the strip clubs and raining down on these strippers" because it's a bad example. HA...WHAT?! Seriously...th-th-THAT was your question?!

Seahawks fan Ben Brockman created a video montage of Seattle Seahawks fan's reactions immediately following "The Tip" by Richard Sherman that lead to the game saving interception by linebacker Malcolm Smith in Sunday's 23-17 win over the San Francisco 49'ers in the N.F.C. Championship game.

Football, football, football...that's all we have heard for the last few weeks and that is also going to continue for the next couple of weeks at least. I was one of those who was quick to judge Richard Sherman, the Seahawks defensive back who made a game winning deflection turned interception, on Sunday. Today, in an open letter to Mr. Sherman himself, I am going to write about it one last time and lay it all to rest and move on...

In the Seattle Seahawks nail-biting 23-17 victory over the San Francisco 49'ers in Sunday's N.F.C. Championship game, head coach Pete Carroll made a gutsy call to go for it on fourth and seven from the visitor's 36 yard line which ended up being the go-ahead touchdown pass to former Washington Husky Jermaine Kearse.

A great athletic play to end the came and a great win for the Seattle Seahawks, all tainted by what happened when Erin Andrews of Fox Sports caught up with Richard Sherman after the game.

Seattle Seahawks fans were in an absolute uproar after the Colin Kaepernick Beats by Dre commercial was released earlier this season. Some were calling it slander and wanted fans to boycott the company. Well, just in time for the NFC Championship, the headphone manufacturer released a new commercial featuring the Seahawks own Richard Sherman.

While many in the northwest jumped up from their couches when Seahawks corner Richard Sherman intercepted a pass late in yesterday's game and returned it for a touchdown, the opposite feeling was being felt by fans of the Houston Texans.

Richard Sherman is arguably the best defensive back in the NFL right now. If you don't believe that, he will definitely let you know that you are wrong. Now the Seattle Seahawks boisterous and outspoken All-Pro cornerback is getting another boost to his ego by gracing the the cover of Sports Ilustrated.