Richard Sherman, whose iconic tipping of a pass to allow a Malcom Smith interception helped send the Seahawks to the Super Bowl, has been known for being very outspoken, but not so much for being in trouble with the law. The former Seahawk cornerback, was arrested yesterday after crashing his car (pictured partially above) into a construction site, leaving and driving his barely operable vehicle off Highway 520 in Redmond. He then reportedly had abandoned his vehicle and somehow made his way to his in law's house where his wife was staying, he then was arrested by Redmond police, after being called by his wife. What is also disturbing is that Sherman was denied bail at the time because he was deemed a threat to himself and others.
Sherman had left the Seahawks and has played the last three seasons with the San Francisco 49ers. He is currently an unrestricted free agent and their had been some talk about him returning to the Hawks.
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He is a threat to offenses too.He just had a bad night, get him some time in the Betty Ford clinic and some meds and he will be right as rain again.
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