Sharpe’s sudden departure from ‘Undisputed’ came after a fiery exchange on the show regarding none other than Tom Brady. What started as a typical heated debate quickly escalated into a series of personal attacks and disrespect, crossing a line that neither the show’s producers nor the audience were willing to tolerate. Skip Bayless, ever the provocateur, found himself in the midst of a storm of criticism and backlash.

Enter Richard Sherman, a name synonymous with passion, intellect, and a deep understanding of the game. After an illustrious NFL career, Sherman retired with numerous accolades under his belt, including Super Bowl victories and Pro Bowl selections. Known for his eloquent articulation both on and off the field, Sherman’s transition to the world of sports commentary was inevitable.

Skip Bayless, the polarizing figurehead of ‘Undisputed,’ wasted no time in recruiting Sherman to fill the vacant seat left by Sharpe. Richard brings a fresh perspective to the show, his wealth of experience and ability to articulate his thoughts make him the perfect fit for ‘Undisputed.’ The dynamic between Bayless and Sherman promises to be electrifying, as the two hold strong opinions on a wide range of sports topics.

But it doesn’t end there. Every Friday, viewers can expect a special treat – the one and only Lil Wayne will be joining the fray. The Grammy-winning rapper and long-time friend of Skip Bayless shares a unique camaraderie, forged over years of mutual respect and shared love for sports. Lil Wayne, an avid sports enthusiast himself, is no stranger to expressing his opinions, making him an ideal addition to the ‘Undisputed’ lineup.

Skip and Wayne have always had great conversations about sports, and now get to bring those conversations to a bigger stage. It’s an honor for Wayne to be part of the show and to share insights with the fans.

As the revamped ‘Undisputed’ prepares to hit the airwaves, sports enthusiasts and pop culture aficionados alike are eagerly anticipating the dynamic between Skip Bayless, Richard Sherman, and the surprise appearances by Lil Wayne. The trio is poised to offer viewers an engaging blend of in-depth analysis, lively debates, and a touch of entertainment that promises to keep audiences hooked.

With this unexpected shakeup, ‘Undisputed’ is setting the stage for a new era of sports discourse that transcends traditional boundaries and promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats – and maybe even dancing to Lil Wayne’s tunes every Friday.

Recently on Sportscenter Sherman was asked about the NFL commissioner Roger Goddell and how he feels about the new catch rule. Sherman was blunt in saying that Goddell was just a suit and never played the game. He then went on to a more interesting topic and that is the NFL’s constant changing of the catch rule.

Richard suggested that the NFL should elect a panel of Hall of Fame receivers such as Jerry Rice and Randy Moss determine the rule. This makes sense because…. they only caught more passes than everybody.

Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman has never had a problem voicing his opinion, and during a SportsCenter interview with ESPN’s Jim Trotter on Sunday, he took aim at commissioner Roger Goodell.

Back in February, Goodell recommended a rule that would result in ejections for players who committed two personal fouls during the course of a game. Sherman ripped the idea behind the proposal.

“I think it’s foolish,” he said. “But it sounds like something somebody who’s never played the game would say, something that they would suggest, because he doesn’t understand. He’s just a face. He’s just a suit. He’s never stepped foot on the field and understood how you can get a personal foul.”

Sherman was recently elected to the NFLPA executive committee and has previously served as the Seahawks’ union representative.

He was also asked why the rules governing what a catch is have generated so much controversy.

“Because you’ve got a bunch of suits doing it,” Sherman said. “Like I said before, you don’t have a bunch of guys … let Jerry Rice and Michael Irvin talk about it for about 20, 30 minutes. Maybe Cris Carter. Randy Moss, let those guys have a roundtable discussion about what a catch should be and come up with a rule.

“I guarantee you it’d be more effective than the rule they have now because those are the pass-catchers. Those are some of the best pass-catchers we’ve had. I think it’d be more straightforward and to the point. You’ve got a bunch of guys who have never played. They’ve probably touched a football to hold it out or to shake somebody’s hand, to take a picture, but they’ve never played the game.”

What do you think? Should the NFL get a receiver’s panel going to determine what is a catch? Or should things just continue to be determined by the suits?

LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Brittney Griner, Jason Collins, Michael Sam, Kain Colter, Michael Strahan, Maya Moore, Derek Jeter, Floyd Mayweather, Russell Wilson, Richard Sherman, Mo’ne Davis and The Jackie Robinson West Little League Team are all on the list.

For a full list of the honorees, please visit: http://staging.ebony.com/power100-2014/.

CHICAGO (November 11, 2014) — EBONY® Magazine today unveiled its annual EBONY Power 100 list, which salutes the remarkable achievements of African-Americans in 2014. Among the game changers honored this year are NBA player LeBron James, Sam’s Club CEO Rosalind Brewer, television producer Shonda Rhimes, music producer Pharrell Williams, actresses Audra McDonald, Gabrielle Union and Laverne Cox, comedian Kevin Hart, ballerina Misty Copeland and Bishop T.D. Jakes.

Quincy Jones –composer, record producer, artist, film producer, arranger, conductor, instrumentalist, TV producer, record company executive, magazine founder, multi-media entrepreneur and humanitarian –will receive the EBONY Achievement Award. The gala celebration will take place in Los Angeles on November 19, at the AVALON Hollywood.

The EBONY editorial team selected the 100 most influential African-Americans in the country. These achievers have made noteworthy accomplishments over the past year. The list of outstanding leaders highlights individuals from a variety of fields, including business, medicine, sports, media, religion, the creative arts and more. As the curator of the African-American experience, EBONY is proud to showcase these individuals.

These leaders are honored and recognized for changing the course of history and making an enduring and lasting impact in their communities and the world.

“The EBONY team is very excited to recognize the accomplishments of the honorees on this year’s Power 100 list,” said Mitzi Miller, editor-in-chief of EBONY Magazine. “From grassroots to the corporate boardrooms, all of the selected individuals have made a significant impact on both African-American and American cultures. They are truly an inspiration to keep striving.”

The 2014 Power 100 list will appear in the December issue of EBONY, on newsstands the week of November 17. The full list of the EBONY Power 100 can also be found at EBONY.com here.

The December EBONY is also dedicated to the topic of race. The publication looks at race relations in America today, and provides an opinion on why race still matters.

“Normally, our December issue is dedicated to the biggest achievers of the year,” added Miller. “However, throughout 2014, the issue of race has been an ongoing conversation. EBONY is taking it a step further and encouraging results-driven conversations on the issues.”

To supplement the feature, EBONY.com will also feature five videos on race relations interviews with thought-leaders including Dr. Ben Carson, Marc Lamont Hill, Melissa Harris Perry, Al Sharpton, Julian Bond, Dr. Cornell West, Marian Wright Edelman, Dr. Steve Perry and many others.

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EBONY is the No. 1 national consumer lifestyle magazine targeting the African-American community. As the longest-running Black publication, EBONY has the largest reach in the African-American print space, reaching nearly 20 million readers annually. EBONY features the best thinkers, trendsetters, celebrities and next-generation leaders of African-Americans. EBONY ignites conversation, promotes empowerment and celebrates aspiration. Available nationwide on newsstands and on all digital platforms, EBONY is the heart, soul and pulse of African-Americans.

Champ Bailey was one of those guys, Deion Sanders, Nnamdi Asomugha, Darrelle Revis, and now Richard Sherman. There is only a small hiccup with the last name in this list- he gave up 94 yards to a rookie receiver in his 8th career game including a 50 yard bomb.

Video below of Kelvin Benjamin’s catch over Richard Sherman:

Here are some of the best memes hot off twitter:

And of course it wouldn’t be complete without a Tupac reference:

“Im the best corner in the game, when you try me with a sorry receiver like Crabtree that’s what you gon get!”