Los Angeles Rams Cornerback Jalen Ramsay starts Twitter discussion with Richard Sherman and Akib Talib

Los Angeles Rams Cornerback Jalen Ramsay is known for being outspoken when considering his place in the NFL elite. After his first Super Bowl, Corner’s latest claim to greatness takes a look at the six-year glory of his career.

On Friday, Ramsay questioned on Twitter whether any other corner in league history had won three first-team and five Pro Bowl selections in their first six seasons. He believed that only two players in the history of the league had achieved this position, but only one. Former Buffalo Bills Corner Butch Bird is the only cornerman with such a resume, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. Byrd played seven seasons for Buffalo, where he was a three-time first-team All-AFL selection and five-time AFL All-Star.

Cornerback Richard Sherman, who was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks and favored for small games with the San Francisco 49ers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has been more involved in Twitter interactions with his resume than Ramsay for his first six seasons. He also suggested that Patrick Peterson, the Minnesota Vikings defensive back, be considered for the discussion. Later in the conversation, Sherman praised Ramsay and called him a “standard” for secondary players.

Ramsey’s former colleague Akib Talib also wanted to compare the figures. Despite more interruptions and touchdowns in his first six years, he has not embraced Ramsay in Pro Bowl honors, All-Pro Nodes and Super Bowl.

All Ramsay wants is for people to respect greatness.

With the start of training camp on July 23, Ramsay and Rams will begin their quest to defend their Super Bowl title.


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