Last February, Sherman engaged in a Twitter dispute with Revis, who was in his final months as a Jet.  The back-and-forth had started the month before, when Sherman posted a picture of his stats compared to Revis’, saying, “Women lie. Men lie. Numbers don’t lie.”  At the time, Sherman had 12 interceptions in two seasons, compared to just 16 in six seasons for Revis.  “Sometimes the truth needs to be told,” Sherman tweeted. “Tired of the noise lol. Btw I am near the least targeted corner in the League. So keep the excuses.”  Later on, in response to a fan question on Twitter, Sherman picked teammate Brandon Browner and the Jets’ Antonio Cromartie as the other best cornerbacks in the NFL. A second fan asked Sherman why he left Revis off that list, and he responded, “He didn’t play this year so when he does he will be on it.”  Revis responded by poking fun at Sherman: “I never seen a man before run his mouth so much like [a] girl. This dude just steady putting my name in his mouth to get notoriety. … Sit down young pup & wait your turn.”  Sherman stayed the course in his response, telling Revis to “get his picks up” and adding, “One season u will get 8 picks…. But it won’t happen anytime soon… I did it in my 2nd season… So u have something to chase. Got off my flight to this hilarious convo. So I have 8 picks 3 ff [forced fumbles] and a sack. My season stats looking like Revis career stats. For the QB not throwing his way argument. In his 2nd year they were throwing his way. I still doubled his picks.”
Sunday night's verbal fireworks were just an example of Richard Sherman being Richard Sherman. The mouthy Seahawks cornerback, whose pass deflection led to the game-clinching interception in the NFC Championship…