Shannon Sharpe: 7th-round pick, Sterling’s little brother… Hall of Famer

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  • @Shaggydamuslim
    @Shaggydamuslim Год назад +266

    Hope unc sees this 🙏

    • @NijahovaWorld
      @NijahovaWorld Год назад +8

      He definitely will

    • @ethanniedorowski116
      @ethanniedorowski116 Год назад +4

      Unc sees everything bro... you don't go for no 214 In a game not seeing all. Lol I miss him on feild but I'm glad we get him daily

  • @Magna_Parva
    @Magna_Parva Год назад +584

    Shannon has one of my favourite HOF speeches of all time. The dude is so humble

    • @dannymcguire3623
      @dannymcguire3623 Год назад +7

      Checking it out now. Thanks!

    • @seandawson5899
      @seandawson5899 Год назад +31

      He is not humble lmao

    • @themilwaukeebrewerswillnev7545
      @themilwaukeebrewerswillnev7545 Год назад +28

      Sean Dawson right? Humble is not the word I would use to describe Shannon sharpe lmao he’s one of the most arrogant players in recent memory. He backed it up 100% though

    • @seandawson5899
      @seandawson5899 Год назад +31

      @@themilwaukeebrewerswillnev7545 100% backed it up. Shannon was am amazing TE and deserves his spot in the HoF. There's nothing wrong with not being humble, imo.

    • @tdaddy6505
      @tdaddy6505 Год назад

      ​@@themilwaukeebrewerswillnev7545 why the name?

  • @victorvaughn4281
    @victorvaughn4281 Год назад +536

    Wish we got to see Sterling play out his whole career

  • @tidigimon
    @tidigimon Год назад +185

    On the Kelce brothers’ podcast recently, Shannon goes more in depth about his relationship with Sterling, and how, despite being only 3 years apart, he saw Sterling as a father figure after their Dad passed when they were young.

    • @firekindler
      @firekindler Год назад +16

      He also answered the question “Do you think Skip Bayless could rush for 1 yard in the NFL?” and it’s super funny.
      But the whole interview was great and very genuine. I didn’t understand a lot of the football jargon (just a casual fan) but I still listened to the whole thing.

    • @poindextertunes
      @poindextertunes Год назад +1

      New Heights is that 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

    • @VeggieRice
      @VeggieRice Год назад +5

      on his podcast, club Shay shay, one of the first episodes is with his older brother. it's about 2 hours long & goes into their childhood & details. highly recommend

  • @eastsidereviews727
    @eastsidereviews727 Год назад +237

    Glad Unc is getting more love. He is for sure one of the greatest TEs of all time and shouldn't be overshadowed by Gronk, Tony Gonzalez, or Travis Kelce's greatness.

    • @NijahovaWorld
      @NijahovaWorld Год назад +4

      Tony Gonzalez was the man tho!

    • @reddemon13xz
      @reddemon13xz Год назад +1

      I mean they’re all much better than him

    • @eldomo7157
      @eldomo7157 Год назад +14

      @@reddemon13xz true but Shannon revolutionized the TE position without him those guys would’ve been overlooked

    • @315giants
      @315giants Год назад +8

      the most important thing he has prolly done in the nfl is revolutionize the te position like they said in the video

    • @315giants
      @315giants Год назад +2

      @@eldomo7157 lol i just wrote what u said then read the comment section but i 100% agree

  • @botanistedward
    @botanistedward Год назад +255

    The dude never fails to spit fire whenever I see him on TV. I had no idea he was such a beast on the field

    • @bigmike676767
      @bigmike676767 Год назад +45

      You must be young

    • @jimlahey3919
      @jimlahey3919 Год назад +14

      People who aren’t familiar with football usually don’t know who the games legends are

    • @apprenticetomasterswithgeo1840
      @apprenticetomasterswithgeo1840 Год назад +9

      The man was a beast for the Broncos and Ravens. Multiple SBs. Don’t sleep on Sharpe

    • @everettacheampong4892
      @everettacheampong4892 Год назад +8

      Yes he was. And as Great as Unk was , Sterling was even Greater. It was beautiful to see

    • @rickyrichreacts9667
      @rickyrichreacts9667 Год назад +5

      “Spit fire”? Dude, he’s not a dragon. He’s a human being.

  • @lastsinnersa8002
    @lastsinnersa8002 Год назад +71

    Redefining a position. Succeeding from a round where the chances are very low. Prominent after playing days are done. It's also impressive how much talent Denver got from late rounds or undrafted players in those 1997-98 Superbowl teams. Calling the White House over killing the Patriots never gets old.

  • @calcaleb7041
    @calcaleb7041 Год назад +7

    Retired the best TE in NFL history, you don’t have to be humble to be great if they hate you and you can back it up on the field your a goat

  • @nicolasfurger1032
    @nicolasfurger1032 Год назад +39

    I feel so bad for a Sterling. Dude won the triple crown outright. Was all pro three times. He was going to have a monster career catching TDs from Favre.

    • @lucashenderson2775
      @lucashenderson2775 Год назад +2

      I think Sterling should be Hall of Famer because he put up numbers even before Favre showed up in Green Bay. Wild thing is, his brother's teammate Terrell Davis provides a blueprint for how he could get there. Sterling made 1st team All-Pro with Jerry Rice in 1989, before Favre.

    • @nicolasfurger1032
      @nicolasfurger1032 Год назад

      @@lucashenderson2775 TD had two super bowl wins though

    • @lucashenderson2775
      @lucashenderson2775 Год назад +3

      @@nicolasfurger1032 Earl Campbell had a career similarly cut short and never even went to a Super Bowl.

    • @nicolasfurger1032
      @nicolasfurger1032 Год назад +3

      @@lucashenderson2775 then there is hope for him after all! Sharpe brothers to the HOF!

    • @Gixsir
      @Gixsir 8 месяцев назад

      @@nicolasfurger1032I like your enthusiasm lol

  • @R.A.W-X7
    @R.A.W-X7 Год назад +22

    I can't believe SB made a video about Skip's co-host for Undisputed.

  • @Truthisscarierthanfiction
    @Truthisscarierthanfiction Год назад +130

    It's been long enough, time to put Sterling in the Hall of Fame!

    • @joejohnson2858
      @joejohnson2858 Год назад +11

      Well I have good news for you, he has been in since 2014.

    • @namesurname7172
      @namesurname7172 Год назад +1

      ​@@joejohnson2858He meant Sterling.

    • @jackson.7028
      @jackson.7028 Год назад +2

      Imagine him with Favre and Reggie White on those super bowl Packers teams

    • @mayarandolph8788
      @mayarandolph8788 Год назад +1

      ​@@namesurname7172 lol google is free. STERLING has been in the hof since 2014. Shannon was inducted in 2011.
      😂 Imagine not understanding something, but trying to correct the person with the right info. 😅

    • @lazerboy4942
      @lazerboy4942 Год назад +5

      ​@Maya Randolph Nope, Sterling Sharpe is not in the NFL hall of fame. If you google Sterling Shepard hall of fame, it shows the date he was inducted into the college football hall of fame.
      Imagine not understanding something, but trying to correct the person with the right info

  • @cyclingenthusiast829
    @cyclingenthusiast829 Год назад +40

    Lakers being up by 3-1 and undefeated when he watched them in Staples is a perfect timing to upload this

    • @verynice7367
      @verynice7367 Год назад +2

      @@SimuLord tbf they are missing some core pieces to injuries

    • @liamrab6
      @liamrab6 Год назад

      hmm

    • @cyclingenthusiast829
      @cyclingenthusiast829 Год назад

      @@liamrab6 hmmm what?

    • @cyclingenthusiast829
      @cyclingenthusiast829 Год назад

      @@verynice7367 so it's excuses now? But when AD was injured in 2021 y'all can't keep the same energy 🤣

  • @saydaddy91
    @saydaddy91 Год назад +12

    I’ve never been the emotional type but I won’t lie when I say that that man made me tear up when he talked in his HOF speech about how much he loved his brother and how much he wished that he could give up his gold jacket that sterling would get in instead

    • @ddlee84
      @ddlee84 Год назад +1

      You can always hear the respect in Shannons voice when he talks about Sterling. If I remember rightly he gave Sterling the 97 Superbowl Ring because he always said he wouldn't have been there without Sterling.

  • @jamaljennings5734
    @jamaljennings5734 Год назад +12

    When he was on my Ravens for two seasons, he was our big playmaker, particularly in a Super Bowl run where the first three playoff games, he made big plays, and even in the Super Bowl against NYG, they seemingly doubled him in the pass game leading to our first touchdown.

  • @misfyt_mcfly3084
    @misfyt_mcfly3084 Год назад +7

    Lifelong broncos fan and Sharpe is hands down my favorite bronco of all time!! Especially love him as a sports analyst now. Much love to unc!

  • @Vic15Aguilar
    @Vic15Aguilar Год назад +28

    Unk was my fav player growing up, I always wanted to be like him when I was playing. His greatness is unmatched.

  • @ganglyman22
    @ganglyman22 Год назад +5

    Would love to see a Secret Base on Sterling Sharpe! Dude deserves to be in the Hall!

  • @bigmike676767
    @bigmike676767 Год назад +6

    Greatest HOF speech ever

  • @NeoNero83
    @NeoNero83 Год назад +11

    Can you imagine how cool it would have been if Sterling had played long enough to be on that Packers team that played the Broncos in the SB?

  • @zacharybarker909
    @zacharybarker909 Год назад +12

    Unc getting his flowers, he deserves them basically revolutionized the position

  • @HiMyNameIsMoses
    @HiMyNameIsMoses Год назад +6

    one of my favorite sports personalities in the game! unc a legend

  • @jilujoilujiut2165
    @jilujoilujiut2165 Год назад +1

    Loved watching shannon play , and i enjoy him on undisputed one of the greatest .

  • @torachan23
    @torachan23 Год назад +12

    I loved Shannon Sharpe growing up as a young Broncos fan. My cousins hated playing me in Madden because I would torch them all day with Shannon Sharpe up the middle and on out routes with Elway

  • @prazcuray1388
    @prazcuray1388 Год назад +1

    I remember watching that game when Sterling got hurt, that was so sad to see, he was amazing to watch. Shannon was something else to watch play.

  • @jeremiahsoria938
    @jeremiahsoria938 Год назад +3

    imo, TE is one of the hardest positions to gauge historically and i sometimes feel like shannon is overshadowed as a PLAYER. i think he was the first true recieving threat at the position. he was consistently made a threat in the offense while guys like K winslow and Ditka were more traditional TE than true receiver. after shannon dudes like J witten, graham, olsen and Kelce credited him a lot for their skills

  • @LoFoSho
    @LoFoSho Год назад +3

    Does Shannon even realize how he changed the game?! I know he humble but dayum. He’s the reason we have TEs the way they are now

  • @bmac4
    @bmac4 Год назад +5

    The thing about Sharpe is that for all his foibles and his tendencies to be a boisterous trashtalker, the dude is smart and has a soft side beneath it all. He was smart how he approached the game but he has some genuinely good things to say too, and his HoF speech shows just how much he respected his brother.

  • @williambooth9903
    @williambooth9903 Год назад +2

    One of the best TE ever

  • @smoothkk1
    @smoothkk1 Год назад

    I loved watching Sharpe in the late 90s and early 2000s

  • @austinfletchermusic
    @austinfletchermusic Год назад +2

    I'm a youngun, and I didn't know Unc was a baller until recently. Dude was schnice. Respect

  • @Idontknowthemiwasntthere
    @Idontknowthemiwasntthere Год назад +2

    An all time player, and an all time character

  • @spartans5952
    @spartans5952 Год назад +3

    Great video, love this channel!! Waiting for you guys to do some more hockey content- i think Patrick Kane’s goal to win the 2010 stanley cup deserves a deep rewind for sure

    • @chrisuncleahmad666
      @chrisuncleahmad666 Год назад +1

      Marc Andre Fleury’s 2009 Cup winning save

    • @emeraldaly7646
      @emeraldaly7646 Год назад

      They'd do well to add personalities more versed in hockey. I think that's why hockey content is relatively rare on the channel - they've got baseball, basketball, and football covered and then some, but I don't really think of any of the channel's personalities as hockey guys/gals. And there should be a spot for that.

  • @bangaamen501
    @bangaamen501 Год назад +3

    You guys absolutely nail all of these series I truthfully love all of the perspectives and the different sides of perception of every subject I'll covered on prism y'all truly live up to the word

  • @leethecomedian
    @leethecomedian Год назад

    He'll always Sterlings little bro. He's proud of that title, his hof speech reflects it. Dude loves his bro.

  • @dukewilliams7622
    @dukewilliams7622 Год назад +1

    Shay is in my top 5 TEs EVER his trash talk and before his time TE/WR dynamic was always captivating. And crazy enough he is just a great at his new job as the old one. #HOFer #CLUBSHAYSHAY

  • @PariahEarth
    @PariahEarth Год назад

    my favorite athlete growing up in Colorado. I always will have big love for Shay shay!

  • @GoldudeMK
    @GoldudeMK Год назад +1

    9:31
    Biggest surprises of 1992, number 27: "DT John Randle, Vikings
    A lot of people felt he was too small to play, but he has been a fine inside rusher in the Viking scheme."
    They got 2 breakout super unlikely hall if famers in this one (section of a) list

  • @a-part
    @a-part Год назад +2

    This was a bit unexpected. One of a kind. Very entertaining dude.

  • @RCB122398
    @RCB122398 Год назад +4

    And yet Dillon Brooks had the audacity to call him a random passenger lmao

  • @slanderman3296
    @slanderman3296 Год назад

    Shannon is a legend now. Amazing story

  • @Pwop_
    @Pwop_ Год назад +6

    *“So how did somebody with the dominance and skill of Barry Sanders end up Untitled?”*

    • @joejohnson2858
      @joejohnson2858 Год назад +3

      That's like a 2 minute video where they show you Detroit on the map and explain he played for the lion's.

  • @carsonyoung9965
    @carsonyoung9965 Год назад +4

    Shannon is the classic "looks huge on the field" guy

  • @grezzzo_
    @grezzzo_ Год назад

    This is one of my favorite sports channels on RUclips

  • @kamali2593
    @kamali2593 Год назад

    Living for these Prism epizodes!! Great narration

  • @SleepyGrapes
    @SleepyGrapes Год назад +2

    My dad went to morehouse college when Shannon sharpe was at Savannah state, he said no one knew who he was but everyone was like “who is this big ass freshman playing wide out?” He still holds a grudge to this day lololol

  • @jasonwolfe3252
    @jasonwolfe3252 Год назад

    They have such different personalities. I wss surprised when Sterling went into the media after retirement because he reserved and did not have the best relations with them while playing. And Shannon has always loved the attention.

  • @edenhazardfan1232
    @edenhazardfan1232 Год назад +5

    Day 9 : Can you pls do The 2005 CL final deserves a deep rewind and you should also do one on Troy Deeney's last minute goal against Leicester in the semi-finals of the Championship Play-offs in 2013

  • @bigbadzeus8321
    @bigbadzeus8321 Год назад +1

    I want a Prism episode for Tony Romo, Kurt Warner, or Udonis Haslem.

  • @taylordoebler1209
    @taylordoebler1209 Год назад

    Sterling was elite and it’s a shame it was cut short! One of the best ever!

  • @vangelisgru7271
    @vangelisgru7271 Год назад

    Holy moly . More respect for unc.❤

  • @Gabiyoh
    @Gabiyoh Год назад +1

    Love this channel, love you Joe, but these episodes, when they are as good as this one is, need to be longer. I know this comment likely won't be read, and I'm thankful I get to watch this amazing content as it is; I just think this episode and a lot of these Prism episodes could be even better by expanding on these endings with a deeper dive into what these people end up becoming. With all that being said though, thank you for all the work y'all do

  • @mattforbes221
    @mattforbes221 Год назад

    Help is on the way will always be one of the most legendary instances of trash ever talked

  • @city.of.lindor
    @city.of.lindor Год назад

    we need a 2015 alds game 5 seventh inning rewind if you haven’t already!

  • @rafenzo03
    @rafenzo03 Год назад

    Really hope that you guys create a Prism episode of Kobe.💯

  • @oeao2841
    @oeao2841 Год назад +1

    Can u do one about the Clipper curse? Also about the Rivalry in the 2000's between San Antonio Spurs and lakers they met 7 times in the postseason...Duncan vs kobe

  • @kushclarkkent6669
    @kushclarkkent6669 Год назад

    Shannon giving Sterling his 1st Super Bowl ring was so classy. People forget how incredible Sterling was before his stinger. He was well on the way to the HOF himself. And only got to play with Favre for a couple of years.

    • @BallCDO
      @BallCDO Год назад +1

      Sterling still should be in the Hall of Fame!!!!!!!

  • @steviethomas8319
    @steviethomas8319 Год назад

    Great vid bro

  • @powasjington4262
    @powasjington4262 Год назад

    Sterling sharpe was a beast

  • @jasonwolfe3252
    @jasonwolfe3252 Год назад

    Glenville, GA!

  • @tylereverson6955
    @tylereverson6955 Год назад

    id love to see you guys make a full video on sterlings career. would have been an all time great if not for injury.

  • @MrReganomics1
    @MrReganomics1 Год назад

    Shannon Sharpe evolved the position of TE in the pros. Sharpe was arguably the first successful TE to be the #1 option at Receiver.

  • @blackice3395
    @blackice3395 Год назад +1

    HBCU man!🙌🏿✊🏿

  • @jasonwhigham335
    @jasonwhigham335 Год назад +1

    "It sounds like Johnny can't read" - shannon sharpe

  • @CalebHill14
    @CalebHill14 Год назад +1

    Club ShayShay is always open, much love!

  • @jstewlly4747
    @jstewlly4747 Год назад +5

    Fun fact Denver in 97 was 1 of most talented teams, Elway, Sharpe, Davis, Atwater, and underrated too good Rod Smith smh idk how people forgot him oh yeah Romanowski and Neil Smith too

  • @alecosfan
    @alecosfan Год назад

    Greatest Ever. He was the 2000 Ravens Offense.

  • @stuffbenlikes
    @stuffbenlikes Год назад +1

    I remember when he was on Celebrity Jeopardy... "North South East West, this is not in a US State name." He got it wrong.

  • @kylemcneal7856
    @kylemcneal7856 Год назад

    Yayyyy a video with kofe (spelling I'm sorry) in it.

  • @williammoore1980
    @williammoore1980 4 месяца назад

    Apparently SS was so poor growing didn’t even have an indoor bathroom growing up. The man has come a massively long way and earned every bit of success.

  • @oN3xShOtxkilL
    @oN3xShOtxkilL Год назад

    Sterling Sharpe should be in the hall of fame

  • @rolmodel12.
    @rolmodel12. Год назад

    A good example of how hard it is to scout and draft the right guys: the projections of WR's in that draft (at app. 3:18 ). Taking Sharpe out (who was listed as an H-Back in some publications, that first year) as he, ultimately, was a TE; his fellow 3rd round projection, Fred Barnett and the last guy on that board, Terance Mathis, ended up having FAR better careers than everyone projected ahead of them.
    In fact, if you add up the career totals of the 5 WR's listed ahead of Barnett, they don't get close to his career stats. Not to even mention Mathis, who ranks among the all-time leaders in many receiving categories for the Atlanta Falcons. Go figure!

  • @metabolicraged
    @metabolicraged Год назад

    Shannon is so great.

  • @GIMMETHELOOTNOW
    @GIMMETHELOOTNOW Год назад +1

    Unc the 🐐💯💯

  • @sgtgeneweenie
    @sgtgeneweenie Год назад

    I DISCOVERED Shannon Sharpe as a TE and won my 1992 1993 Fantasy Titles

  • @LewDog053
    @LewDog053 Год назад +1

    My ravens wouldn't have won the ring without him

  • @craigwheeler4760
    @craigwheeler4760 Год назад

    If Sterling Sharpe it stayed healthy on the Green Bay Packers, I think they would have won the second super bowl.
    Brett favre's number one receiver was never really replaced.

  • @jstewlly4747
    @jstewlly4747 Год назад +2

    Fun Fact Shannon only TE to block for a 2000 yard RB and they say he cant block smh!!!! (No Tony didn't Preist Holmes never got 2000 yards)

  • @lacanm1554
    @lacanm1554 Год назад

    come home from the gym where undisputed was playing and i see this at my sub box... perfect timing lol

  • @DreadJesterBatthink
    @DreadJesterBatthink Год назад

    I think we should have a Prism episode on Mario Balotelli. An interesting figure to analyse.

  • @big_lolo_01
    @big_lolo_01 Год назад +1

    I loved watching him play,dude was a beast. I however do not like him as a media personality. He gets really annoying really quickly on the tv.

  • @frameddonut1056
    @frameddonut1056 Год назад +1

    Y'all forgot to add Proud Father of the Memphis Grizzlies to his resume smh

  • @logangarner3578
    @logangarner3578 Год назад

    His brother should be in the hall of fame. Sterling was a beast, but his career was cut short. Terrell Davjs made it why not Sterling

  • @El_hombre_malo
    @El_hombre_malo Год назад

    Sterling should be in the hall of fame

  • @leviticus4848
    @leviticus4848 Год назад +3

    Shannon Sharpe: 7th-round Pick, Sterling's little brother, Hall of Famer... Grizzlies final boss

  • @Chize41
    @Chize41 Год назад

    Was the tight end blocking for two different 2k yard rushers, TD and Jamal Lewis

  • @alan_ellen_allanson
    @alan_ellen_allanson Год назад

    Beef History: lewis hamilton vs nico rosberg, you guys need to do it

  • @migodelfin3544
    @migodelfin3544 Год назад

    Unc needs to see this

  • @drphot6050
    @drphot6050 Год назад

    HOF Shay... Ya love to see it!

  • @penaltyflag366
    @penaltyflag366 Год назад

    I hope Shannon sees this 😊

  • @jacksonnoller-oz5qc
    @jacksonnoller-oz5qc Год назад

    You should do an untitled episode of Brian Urlacher. Those 2006 Bears should’ve beaten those Colts in Super Bowl 41.

  • @berkekahveci7225
    @berkekahveci7225 Год назад

    Sparkle ✨ and champagne 🍾

  • @borklazer
    @borklazer Год назад

    Uncle Shannon!

  • @pathutchison7688
    @pathutchison7688 Год назад

    I don’t know if younger football fans realize how good Sterling Sharpe actually was. Without that neck injury he would be talked about with the all time greats.

  • @PpP-dr1od
    @PpP-dr1od Год назад

    I know no one cares about hockey, but this Nazem Kadri would be PERFECT for this series.
    He went from a very talented pest to dirty player to playoff liability for suspensions that was traded from a playoff team to a key contributor to a Stanley Cup winner in the midst of a more extreme version of the racial taunts he always endured and death threats after being involved in an opposing goalie's injury.

  • @charismatic9904
    @charismatic9904 Год назад

    Shannon gave sterling his super bowl ring.

  • @jaym8988
    @jaym8988 Год назад

    I would like to learn more about football, but it's hard listening to your cadence. Could you record your lines as if you were talking normally?

  • @vangelisgru7271
    @vangelisgru7271 Год назад +1

    7:40 trouble in broncos teams

  • @russellst.martin4255
    @russellst.martin4255 Год назад

    96 Packers with Sterling would've been insane

  • @TRossMiddie11
    @TRossMiddie11 Год назад

    We the people demand an immediate rewind of the 92-point Florida Panthers knocking out the record-setting 135-point Boston Bruins in the first round of this year’s NHL playoffs. The greatest playoff choke in modern American major sports history, perchance.
    Get to work.

  • @sethmaki1333
    @sethmaki1333 Год назад

    He was one of the most eminent shittalkers to ever put on cleats, surpassed only by John Randle.