The Seahawks landed in Arizona on Sunday and met with the media, so naturally everyone flocked to Richard Sherman as he hit the podium.

Sherman was subdued as he answered questions politely about the Patriots, his arm injury and a host of other things -- until he was asked if he was the best cornerback in the game.
He tried his best to deflect questions about New England's Darrelle Revis, a very talented cornerback in his own right.

When asked if he was the best cornerback in the NFL about three different ways, Sherman said, "I don't answer preschool questions."

When pressed on that, Sherman said he likes journalists who "dig deep" for stories and not those who want the "story to write itself."

That seemed to get the old Sherman going. When asked whether he thought the Patriots would be punished for Deflategate, Sherman didn't hold back.

"Probably not," he said. "Not as long as (Patriots owner) Robert Kraft and (NFL commisioner) Roger Goodell are taking pictures at their respective homes ... talk about conflict of interest."

Man, do these nobodies ever shut up?