Sherman declares it’s ‘panic mode’ for 49ers after loss to Cardinals originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area
Richard Sherman expressed what many 49ers fans are feeling after Sunday’s 24-23 loss to the Arizona Cardinals at Levi’s Stadium.
San Francisco’s second devastating loss to an NFC West opponent in three weeks sent many of the Faithful into an emotional tailspin, including the veteran cornerback, who expressed concern for the 49ers on the latest episode of his “Richard Sherman Podcast.”
“My panic meter is at 10, it’s at 11,” Sherman said. “It’s panic mode because these are two unacceptable divisional losses for the bottom dwellers of your division. [Arizona]you get a 28-point beating against the Washington Commanders and you say, ‘Hey, we should be able to look at that tape and find answers and win this game,’ but we don’t. You won’t win this match and you will be the more talented team walking into the stadium every time.
“You could talk about the injuries, you could talk about the heat, you could make excuses, but these are the games you have to dominate and they’re not dominating them. I mean, outdo them, outdo them.” them, surpassed them, surpassed them.
“It’s hard to watch, it was hard to watch this game, especially in the second half, Brandon Aiyuk can finally shine, but now we turn the ball over three times. You know, it’s like one problem dissolves and something else breaks. That seems to be the luck of the draw this season with the San Francisco 49ers.”
Despite the two crushing losses to the Cardinals and the Los Angeles Rams in Week 3, the 49ers are still just one game behind the Seattle Seahawks for first place in the NFC West with a crucial matchup against their old rival on ” Thursday Night Football”. at Lumenveld.
If they can right the ship against Seattle and regain first place in the division, at least temporarily before Sunday’s games, it will go a long way toward easing Sherman’s concerns.
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