Richard Sherman on potential return to NFL: 'I’ve got a decade of character and tape to be judged off of'

Sherman said that he has 'a decade well worth of résumé that need to stand much more firmly than a short-term lapse in judgment'

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Former All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman claims he prepares to return to the NFL.

In an interview with U.S.A. Today, Sherman claimed he has "a years worth of résumé that must stand a lot more securely than a temporary lapse in judgment."

Sherman was referencing his apprehension in July that brought about 5 offense charges.

"I've got a decade of personality and tape to be evaluated off of. If you're judging me off of a short-term gap, I'm probably not the gamer for you either way," Sherman said.

According to the Mercury Information

, Sherman was detained July 14 after he allegedly attempted to break into his in-laws' home after he was in an automobile mishap in a freeway building and construction area.

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Sherman was also charged with driving intoxicated of alcohol, reckless endangerment of road employees, criminal trespassing, resisting apprehension and also destructive mischievousness. Two days after his apprehension, Sherman released a statement acknowledging that he needed help.

Sherman, a three-time All-Pro, starred in Seattle for the Seahawks from 2011-2017. He won the 2014 Super Dish as a crucial participant of the Seahawks protection and "Legion of Boom" defensive backfield.

After leaving the Seahawks, Sherman signed up with the San Francisco 49ers and played with them from 2018-2020.

ESPN reported today that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers had an interest in acquiring Sherman.