Seahawks' Pete Carroll opens up on Russell Wilson's pick to Malcolm Butler | Richard Sherman Podcast

Richard Sherman interviews his former head coach Pete Carroll, and the two share stories about their time together during the Legion of Boom era and the Seahawks' Super Bowl runs. Pete shares what it meant finally winning the Super Bowl for Seattle, his legacy with the team, and the fallout after Malcolm Butler's infamous interception of Russell Wilson's goal line pass in Seattle's Super Bowl 49 loss to the Patriots. Finally, Richard asks Coach Carroll how much longer he intends to coach the Seahawks and whether or not he's considering retiring from the NFL.

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[jewelinvegas]

Chris Collinsworth, teamed with Al Michaels that night, made the greatest comment immediately after the play. "If you took Seattle's entire offensive line off the field, I would still trust Marshawn Lynch to get 1 yard".

[rick]

Love Richard's point about Pete bringing something new to the NFL by coaching via positivity. That's what made me really enjoy watching the Hawks vs any other team.

[CourtlandSandoverSly]

I still want to cry. How do you not go Beastmode? None of it makes any sense, and it's been almost 10 years.

[codymorgan]

Thanks Richard. We love you in Seattle.

[HDDREAMIN]

Richard Sherman has always been one of my favorite personalities and his playjng skills, insticts and raw swagger was second to none. He is So smart and charismatic. This is the perfect platform and he is perfect for bringing out just real talk. Great stuff

[BirdFromYakiVegas]

Oh wow it's a beautiful thing to see these two in the same room 💪🏽✊🏽

[williamflack]

So wonderful to see you two together...it rubs off on all of us. You help us understand the meaning of 'respect.' Thank you.

[tomtrinaelmes]

That superbowl win was special on so many levels... My grandpa ( who was a fan since the inception of the seahawks right along with 3 y/o me ) had died the May prior to it and that was always the thing he wished he could see.. When the final seconds ticked off I'm not going to lie I had some tears in my eyes thinking that somewhere he was watching and cheering right there with me. Thank you Pete and Sherm

[grvechamp]

I saw the Malcom Butler interview where he spoke about recognizing that pass play, at the goal line, because the Patriots were practicing goal line defense using known Seahawks plays, the week before the super bowl. They even played the video of the Patriots practicing for that play. I wish Sherman talked about that in this video with Pete.

[beesea]

Russell Wilson wanted that MVP and idc what Pete says. I'll always believe he called that play to give Russell what he wanted

[slylancey]

Glad to see Sherman and Carroll patch things up

[SteveZ]

The deep pass that led your team to that situation was already miraculous...it was like two RARE events, one good and one bad, happened in a very short period of time...after all these years there is no point to blame anybody

[NobleVagabond]

Legion of Boom was fucking legendary. Even as a Steelers fan I loved watching those teams back then. Their WR core + Marshawn was also dope

[damienrowley]

This was just fantastic. I earnestly feel inspired just by hearing this conversation

[zeroThreeSixHD]

As a Bears fan, I would love to have a new coach with Pete's infectious personality and game intelligence. We haven't done shit and are only getting worse every year. Our coach is currently a vanilla rock of outdated game schemes. I loved watching the Legion of Boom Seahawks

[Jetergotjuice_]

in thankful for this explanation, still hurts but this was some closure

[CozzyKorner]

My kids were at that parade!💖 That positivity is why we love Pete!

[ryanswild]

You did not have to throw! You had BEASTMODE on the 1 yard line

[commodorezero]

What gets ignored about this situation is that playoffs was incredibly luck based. The Seahawks should have lost to the Packers. The Packers should have lost to the Cowboys. The Cowboys should have lost to the Lions. Luck can cut both ways. This is why in football its so hard to do things a few years in a row. It's all 2 of 4 and 3 of 5 shit cause something is going wrong even if you're the best by a mile..

[frosty_farms]

Having only moved to Seattle the year before with my fam we were still figuring out the city. So making the trek downtown and trying get in the right spot so my 4 yr old son could actually see the parade was one the most exhilarating and exciting moments of my life. At one point I called out to Russ as he was passing to take a pic and to my surprise he held the trophy up and smiled right at us. And I got the perfect pic!!
I also have Marshawns skittles he threw at us too!!😂