The Richard Sherman Podcast

The 49ers head to Dallas, and the Seahawks take on the Raiders as Richard Sherman and Mitchell Eisenstein make their NFL Week 10 predictions. Can Keenan Allen give Brock Purdy another reliable weapon against the Cowboys? Sherm breaks down San Francisco’s keys to victory, plus why Drew Lock and Seattle’s No. 1 defense are positioned to keep the Seahawks rolling.
Kirk Cousins returns to the Vikings for a showdown with Jordan Love and the Packers, while Joe Burrow faces Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers in a battle of 6-2 AFC North rivals. Plus, can Jared Goff and the Lions win their fifth straight against Drake Maye and the Patriots in Germany?
Coming off a 13-2 week, Sherman picks every Week 10 matchup, including games featuring the Bills, Chiefs, Jaguars and Ravens. Sherm & Mitch also discuss Brock Purdy and Josh Allen’s MVP cases and what Puka Nacua’s injury means for the Rams’ playoff hopes
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The 49ers add Keenan Allen, and the Seahawks look to keep rolling with Drew Lock. Richard Sherman and Mitchell Eisenstein break down San Francisco’s new weapon, Brandon Aiyuk’s uncertain future, and their Week 10 picks for 49ers–Cowboys and Seahawks–Raiders. Sherm & Mitch react to Kirk Cousins returning to the Vikings, the Jaguars loading up, the Chiefs adding Josh Downs and the Bills trading for Amani Hooker. Who won the NFL trade deadline—and who didn’t do enough? Plus, updated NFL power rankings, Brock Purdy and Josh Allen’s MVP cases, and Week 10 predictions—including Vikings–Packers, Steelers–Bengals and Lions–Patriots. Subscribe and help the Richard Sherman Podcast reach 300,000 subscribers!

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Richard Sherman reacts to NFL Week 9 as the Seattle Seahawks bounce back behind Drew Lock and a dominant defensive performance, the San Francisco 49ers force five turnovers against the Raiders, and Jordan Love lights up the Patriots with Christian Watson and Matthew Golden. Does Seattle have a quarterback debate brewing, and where do the Packers belong in a loaded NFC North?
Sherm also breaks down C.J. Stroud’s five-touchdown performance against the Chargers, Kenneth Walker III’s three-touchdown day for the Chiefs, another fourth-quarter comeback from the Broncos, and Joe Burrow’s big win in Madrid. Plus, Mitchell Eisenstein checks in from Miami after the Lions’ victory over the Dolphins.
Also in this episode:
Cowboys survive the Colts as CeeDee Lamb goes off—and George Pickens’ absence raises questions.

Shedeur Sanders impresses, but Cleveland falls short on a two-point attempt in overtime.

The Giants keep finding ways to win behind a disruptive defense.

Myles Garrett makes an immediate impact for the Rams, while Puka Nacua’s knee injury raises concern.

Bills–Vikings preview: Can Brian Flores’ defense slow down Josh Allen?

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Richard Sherman and Mitchell Eisenstein preview NFL Week 9, led by 49ers-Raiders and Seahawks-Cardinals. Richard analyzes DeForest Buckner’s San Francisco return, Brock Purdy and Christian McCaffrey against Las Vegas, stopping Brock Bowers, and what Sam Darnold and Seattle must fix after losing to Chicago. Can the Seahawks rebound against new Arizona starter Gardner Minshew? Can Josh Allen’s Bills beat Minnesota’s elite defense on Monday Night Football? We preview Bills-Vikings, Buccaneers-Bears on Sunday Night Football, and Jaguars-Ravens, including Trevor Lawrence, Derrick Henry, and Baltimore’s quarterback options after Lamar Jackson’s injury. Richard and Mitchell debate their top five and whether Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs can recover against the Jets. They also discuss whether Caleb Williams, Ben Johnson, and the Bears are the 49ers’ biggest NFC threat. More Week 9 picks: Lions-Dolphins, Packers-Patriots, Rams-Commanders, Broncos-Panthers, Bengals-Falcons in Madrid, Giants-Eagles, Cowboys-Colts, Browns-Saints, and Texans-Chargers. Finally, they choose the midseason MVP, Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year, and Coach of the Year.

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Richard Sherman reacts to the Chicago Bears’ dominant win over the Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football. Sherman breaks down Caleb Williams’ performance, Ben Johnson’s game plan, and Jeffery Simmons’ impact on Chicago’s defense. Are the Bears now a top-three team in the NFL? Plus, what went wrong for Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks? Richard discusses the Seahawks’ protection issues, struggling run game, and third-down failures—and what Mike Macdonald needs to fix to get Seattle back on track.
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