Richard Sherman is taking shots at the 49ers…again.
Back in January, Sherman went wild after the 2014 NFC Championship Game, calling out 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree and making a big spectacle of himself and the Seahawks en route to the Super Bowl. And now, in the NFL Network's new documentary, America's Game: 2013 Seattle Seahawks, which is set to air tonight, Sherman goes after the Niners again. This time, though, it's San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick who is in Sherman's line of fire. During the doc, Sherman discusses the interception that Kaepernick threw at the end of last season's 49ers/Seahawks playoff game—and calls him out for failing to recognize that he shouldn't throw to Sherman's side of the field.
"[Kaepernick] thought that was gonna be a touchdown, too," he says in America's Game. "That would have been his third touchdown in three years against the Seattle Seahawks. So that would have been a feat. But it was his seventh interception against the Seattle Seahawks. And once again, at the end of the game—trying to throw a fade to Crabtree—it's like, two years in a row, your season ends the same way. You would think he would learn."
Ha. Sherman drops that gem and many others in the documentary, which begins at 8 p.m. ET on the NFL Network tonight. Will you be watching? Something tells us that Kaepernick and his 49ers teammates won't be. But we're sure they'll keep tabs on what else Sherman had to say during his interviews for the show.
[via USA TODAY Sports]
