Sherman is a baller no doubt,...as stated previously, the schemes involved affect both players....as does the pass rush.
However..... PP needs to man up and earn his pay....my hope is that he has enough pride and intestinal fortitude to see these comments from Sherman and work his ass off to be better.
For those of you advocating the strip vs the tackle against beast mode.... Bull ****. You make an attempt to strip and if that fails you bring him down or push him out of bounds. That is the only correct play.... claiming they would have just scored a couple plays later is a loser mentality...no, they would not have....because our defense would have stopped them....the JOB of a defense is to stop the other team from scoring...each time,...every time,...with zero exceptions. Stopping them, gives our offense(however weak it may be) another opportunity to put points on the board.....had the tackle been made,...then maybe the next play is an INT,...or a fumble...you never know,...and you continue to never know if you allow the other team to score......team up by 3....make the tackle,....team down by 20...make the damned tackle....also, allowing that type of play to become a score has a drastic affect on momentum and both teams morale.
Both times we played the hags this season the biggest problem we had was a defense that had the mentality that it had to make big plays....the first game they went after Wilson relentlessly and got eaten alive by the screen play,...this game,...well,....you all saw it and the beast mode TD was the most blatant.......... we played a decent first half...not great, but we were in the game even though we were firing with an unloaded gun.....for some reason they came out of the locker room desperate on both sides of the ball and that was unnecessary....coaches screwed the pooch...didn't keep the team focused and disciplined. Players screwed the pooch by dropping discipline and forgetting fundamental football......what makes a star player is not the ability to make amazing plays every game....but the ability and willingness to make the routine plays every single time.