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Richard Sherman GOES IN On Michael Crabtree After Game Winning Tip Interception 😳
Richard Sherman's RANT About Michael Crabtree 😳
The ending of the 2013 NFC Championship Game on January 19, 2014, is defined by one of the most iconic defensive plays in NFL history, famously dubbed "The Tip". With the Seattle Seahawks leading the San Francisco 49ers 23–17 and only 30 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick threw an 18-yard pass toward wide receiver Michael Crabtree in the right corner of the end zone. All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman leapt into the air, trailing Crabtree, and used his left hand to deflect the ball away from the receiver. The tipped ball bounced directly into the arms of Seahawks linebacker Malcolm Smith for a game-sealing interception, securing Seattle's trip to Super Bowl XLVIII.
Immediately after the interception, Sherman ran over to Crabtree, patted him on the back, and attempted to shake his hand while saying, "Hell of a game". Crabtree responded by shoving Sherman in the facemask, leading to an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty against Sherman. As he walked off the field, Sherman taunted the 49ers sideline by making a "choking" gesture.
Moments later during a live on-field interview with Fox reporter Erin Andrews, an adrenaline-fueled Sherman shouted into the microphone. He famously proclaimed himself the best corner in the game and called Crabtree a "sorry receiver," stating that talking about him brings that exact result. The fiery outburst immediately went viral, cementing itself as one of the most polarizing and memorable post-game interviews in NFL history.
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Richard Sherman GOES IN On Michael Crabtree After Game Winning Tip Interception 😳
Richard Sherman's RANT About Michael Crabtree 😳
The ending of the 2013 NFC Championship Game on January 19, 2014, is defined by one of the most iconic defensive plays in NFL history, famously dubbed "The Tip". With the Seattle Seahawks leading the San Francisco 49ers 23–17 and only 30 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick threw an 18-yard pass toward wide receiver Michael Crabtree in the right corner of the end zone. All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman leapt into the air, trailing Crabtree, and used his left hand to deflect the ball away from the receiver. The tipped ball bounced directly into the arms of Seahawks linebacker Malcolm Smith for a game-sealing interception, securing Seattle's trip to Super Bowl XLVIII.
Immediately after the interception, Sherman ran over to Crabtree, patted him on the back, and attempted to shake his hand while saying, "Hell of a game". Crabtree responded by shoving Sherman in the facemask, leading to an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty against Sherman. As he walked off the field, Sherman taunted the 49ers sideline by making a "choking" gesture.
Moments later during a live on-field interview with Fox reporter Erin Andrews, an adrenaline-fueled Sherman shouted into the microphone. He famously proclaimed himself the best corner in the game and called Crabtree a "sorry receiver," stating that talking about him brings that exact result. The fiery outburst immediately went viral, cementing itself as one of the most polarizing and memorable post-game interviews in NFL history.
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