Shannon Sharpe WOULD NOT Let A Draft Day Slide Define Him! | Draft Stories
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The Sharpe brothers were great players. If Sterling never injured his neck, he’d be in the Hall of Fame with Shannon.
@dionr1168
3 жыл бұрын
Gale Sayers and Terrell Davis had their careers shortened to the exact same number of seasons under the same circumstances as Sterling Sharpe, and they're in the Hall. If I'm not mistaken, Sterling's numbers are in the same general ballpark as Sayers and TD, so he should still be in the Hall. Sterling's injury even robbed him of a Super Bowl ring, which is why Shannon gave the first ring he won to Sterling.
@christianramirez9303
3 жыл бұрын
Why not he still had 8000 yards in 6 years and one less all pro than his brother. Shannon’s 12 years in denver is only 200 yards more than Sterlings career stats.
@dionr1168
3 жыл бұрын
@@christianramirez9303 plus, at one point Sterling was the 2nd best receiver in the entire league...and he played during Jerry Rice's career. Andre Reed, Michael Irvin, James Lofton, Art Monk, and Cris Carter, all of whom also played during Sterling's career, are enshrined in Canton.
@christianramirez9303
3 жыл бұрын
@Jasiah Colby y’all are everywhere, just stop
Take away the glasses and Shannon looks like he did on his draft day. Crazy.
@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly
3 жыл бұрын
Black don’t crack that’s why! (That and he does a great job taking care of himself)
I remember playing madden 2001 and after a big play John Madden would say “Shannon Sharpe has muscles where you aren’t supposed to have muscles.”
One of the earliest players I can remember liking a lot who wasn't a member of the Colts. His "call the president" bit against the Patriots cracks me up to this day. Truly a great player and definitely missed.
The fact that Shannon wasn’t even drafted higher is what made him an instant legend
Do more draft stories, this is really cool. Try doing the story of Lynn Swann, one of the ol’ Steel legends.
This is so heartwarming
Shannon sharpe is prob one of the most famous nfl characters. Had sterling not injured his neck, he would also be in the HoF like his brother
look up to Shannon, his wisdom that his grandparents instilled in him make some great life lessons
He was my favorite player on the Broncos. Inspiring
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He's Awesome, love this guy , great football player, and analyst.
I would also advise you my friend and co host LeShannon Sharpe to not let ur love for Lebron define you as well
We better get more of these before Thursday
Thanks for uploading this pearl
Shannon didn’t have the measurables, but he had a big heart.
Congratulations on a Great Career!
The greatest tight end ever 2 X SB champ and his stats speak for himself .
Yes I been waiting on something like this
Keep up the good work
I know he has a podcast, but i really wish FS1 or another network would give him his own show on TV
Still don't understand how Sharpe got 69 yards in his 3 super bowl wins
@vincentkariuki4227
3 жыл бұрын
How many rushing yards did they have?
@theolddarksoul1129
3 жыл бұрын
TD was the focus of their offense
@jamman950
3 жыл бұрын
Plus the ravens overall relied on running as well
@guardaxion
3 жыл бұрын
He was supposed to be the MVP of Super Bowl 33, Broncos planned their whole game around him. He left with an injury in the first quarter
@aheazzy28
3 жыл бұрын
Terrell Davis in Denver and Jamal Lewis in Baltimore. They ran the ball.
Shannon Sharpe is the man.
“I’m the best Sterling. I’m better than you are you know it” But the truth is, Sterling was well on his way to a first ballot Hall of Famer career had his career not been cut short by a neck injury. Shannon was blessed enough to play with one of the 5-10 greatest quarterbacks of all time in John Elway, and to play on the other side of arguably the greatest defense in NFL history in Baltimore. Sterling had 2 1100+ yard seasons BEFORE playing with Brett Farve. Taking nothing away from Shannon who was obviously a winner, leader and one of the greatest tight ends ever, but all things being equal, Sterling was the better talent AND the better player.
LEGEND!
Video idea rank 10 best nfl seasons
Title should say "Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe"
Yes
Yeeep!! CLUB SHAY SHAY
“Today, I will be eating fried avocado tacos”
Basically D.k. metcalf but he was in the 2nd round
Black don’t crack baby.
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1:52 so Shannon ran a 9.12 40 because thats what it says
No slide would define me shkiup
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trevor lawrence got into your head sharpie?
Your brother got hurt and would have had one ring and might have taken the other one away from you if the Packers had him on the other side, leaving you two in a tie. Don't say "I won" when he was hurt.
@dennisschroder9278
3 жыл бұрын
He’s talking about the competition between him and everyone else taken before him in the draft
@jamman950
3 жыл бұрын
Carrer wise he is better sterling was the better talent but shit Shannon got a gold jacket
@PaulGaither
3 жыл бұрын
@@dennisschroder9278 - Over and over again he talked about being better than his brother. Watch it again. Yes, he mentioned being 196, but the theme kept coming back to his brother.
@PaulGaither
3 жыл бұрын
@@jamman950 - ... because Sterling got hurt. Do you really think Sterling with a full career wouldn't have a Good Jacket too? Is that your argument?
@jamman950
3 жыл бұрын
@@PaulGaither I litterally just said sterling was the better talent
So the whole purpose was to beat his brother in the NFL
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this is propaganda but done correctly
This is so hypocritical of him. Yeah he talks about how he was doubted. But all he does is doubt people on his stupid show.
@osamabinballin5942
3 жыл бұрын
Haven't watched the video yet, does he say "you shouldn't doubt people" or something? You can be doubted and still doubt people, that's not hypocritical.