My condolences bear down 😂

As a kid I remember liking him because I thought his name was cool lol

From 1989-1994, Sterling Sharpe was the 2nd best (behind jerry) WR in the league! And I’m a die hard Bears fan.

If Kobe didn’t comeback from his Achilles injury I may have cried to brother. Only person I ever cried for when he passed that I didn’t know personally or period at the time & ironically I lost my mother later the same year. I thought I cried when Kobe died? Mannnn I nearly lost my marbles lmao. Shit I may have left her take a couple with her 😂 . Got a lil personal at the end but I feel you my guy! That’s ya boy!

He was a share cropper? Work ethic or survival?

@@chubbywithatool149 sharecropping ended in the 40s he said this happened in the 70s there’s no way that they were sharecroppers

@@michaelkeeler1215 they havent called it sharecropping since the 60's but it's still very much alive in the USA even today

@@chubbywithatool149 how old do you think shannon is that you think he was a share cropper

@@michaelkeeler1215 that is absolutely not true sir

We were teammates at thr University of South Carolina, #2 was pretty damn good!

SKIP! Don’t do dat Skip

Lmaooo

Lol not true. Less kids theoretically mean more attention from the teacher. Better paid and trained teachers could also help spot your child's short comings. It really is about whether the school cares AND has the resources to help your child thrive.

No offense, but the way you constructed this sentence, probably means you went to that public school.

@@melanatedgod5337 No Offense taken my dad told me when I was 10, I seemed to be allergic to book learning, so he had me fixing lawn mowers and weed whackers until I joined the service at 19.

As somebody who been to both at one point in my childhood and teen years, you get "lost in the wash" when there are more kids and teachers who don't care as much and make less. Private school the work was the same but it felt like being in a small college.

Why you feel that way? Just curious

That's where Michael Irvin and the Bosa Boys went!!!

My nephew plays for st thomas

​@@sirjer73everybody played for St Thomas my nephew plays right now there

He was 3rd Michael Irvin was a little better. He jumped higher, and was at times unstoppable.

🤔 Maybe because I didn’t watch Green Bay as a kid tho

@@magacop5180 no he wasn’t.

I agree 100% I don't see why coaches get this shield of being these all knowing people who can recognize talent and should never be questioned. There's terrible coaches who don't know their ass from a hole in the ground in the NFL (cough cough Matt Patricia). Of course there's coaches at the lower level who are just as clueless. I had a basketball coach who thought he was Bob Knight and would cost us winnable games because of his outbursts.

⁠@@Aaron-kj8dvyeah. The transition from youth sports to high school comes with a bunch of politics. I’ve watched my middle son go through this in football. He didn’t play with the youth program that “fed” the High School program. He was / is a dual sport athlete. I would watch him “TOURCH” every DB on the team (all of whom were highly “recruited”) His sophomore season he had 4 passes thrown to him. He scored 4 touchdowns. Including the game he started. Yet he just couldn’t break through… he had offers to transfer but family dysfunction (divorce) kept in place. He eventually “quit” football to focus solely on track which he’s been awarded multiple offers so far and counting… Runs a sub 4.5 now, he says he will get back to football as it is his first love. He and his older brother (recent transfer to Rhode Island after being a 2X all American at the D2 level, believe he has the talent to play at the collegiate level. The coaches show nepotism and favoritism. My son wasn’t the only talented player to not see the field. Had several players transfer and get PT and college offers. SMH. Coaches can especially derail a players career on the lower levels.

Happened to me in 7th grade i tried out for basketball still got cut because my family wasnt known in town i knew i did better than some guys but they still cut me i didnt have the option so i made myself a football player instead because if you made it through conditioning you made the team also happened my junior year in highschool i outperformed a guy and he got playing time he moved to tight end we both started senior year still annoying.

Sounds like it’s coming from someone who wasn’t getting PT and made every excuse in the book. The most competitive thing would be to compete and win the job. Be undeniable. If you’re good enough, they’re gonna get you on the field. The crème always rises

@@elonfux2492 the cream doesn’t always rise…not just in sports but also in life. Sometime you just don’t get the opportunity. If you play quarterback and the coaches son plays quarterback, you’re not playing quarterback on that team that year. So what should you do if you want to compete??? Go to another team and beat that coach and his son that year. That’s the most competitive thing you can do. I promise that even if you’re undeniably better than the coaches son 99 out of 100 times, he’ll pick his son. The best you can hope for is that he moves you to wide receiver and you get some playing time.

Is there a modern day comp for him just so I can have an idea of what kind of receiver he was? Based on his KZfaq highlights it seems like he was like an AJ Brown type of receiver

​@Watchingvideoslikeu He is similar to Devante Adam's with the strength of AJ Brown or DK Metcalf. So a great route running possession WR with TE strength.

@@jasonjacksonuhuyhu66u50 thank you! Sounds like a legit hof

It’s a area in Miami

lots of slaves made it to the penthouse, too. they learned that work ethic at an early age!!

You had to find your talent, it ain't gonna find you...

Thank the Lord they don’t!