When Richard Sherman chose to sound off at the ESPY's about guaranteed contract money in the NFL as compared to the NBA and other sports, he was under the impression that people would hear him, want to strike for better pay, and actually miss NFL games in the process. He wanted to get the ball rolling on the change in NFL contract structure by threatening to skip games, and making people aware that they too will have to miss out on huge paydays.
Did he know that he already could have the type of deals he was looking for?
JT The Brick uses the case of Darrelle Revis to prove that NFL Players have the ability to go after the contracts they are talking about, but they simply don't have the balls to do it. Listen:
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