Dominique Foxworth, where does this whole story begin?

So Richard Sherman was a college football player, obviously, and he got invited to the

senior bowl after another player opted out.

Dominique Foxworth is a former NFL defensive back and current writer and commentator for the undefeated

and ESPN.

And he's in a situation just before halftime where Andy Dalton's playing quarterback of the

South team.

Richard Sherman is playing corner on the North team and they run a double move.

It's only seconds to go before the half.

So in that situation, you should stay back, keep everything in front of you, tackle it. Sherman bites on the double move. It's only seconds to go before the half, so in that situation, you should stay back,

keep everything in front of you, tackle it.

Sherman bites on the double move, receiver gets behind him.

Watch this.

He's going to jump with football.

How you're supposed to know better?

You don't break on anything there.

I hate to kill kicks for things, but that's so obvious.

You could have given up a touchdown to get there. Sherman actually makes up and kind of breaks up the pass, but he gets to the sideline,

and the coach of his team is Marvin Lewis, who is the head coach of the Bengals, and he

kind of rips in to Richard Sherman because the play that Sherman makes right there or doesn't make right there is a pretty

dumb one. You don't want to be that aggressive in that moment. So Marvin's kind of telling Richard

in some aggressive language that you can't play in the league if you're making dumb plays like that.

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