Shannon Sharpe: The Drive 2/7/17

Feb 7, 2017, 5:03 PM

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Shannon Sharpe joins Big Al & DMac and says Terrell Davis was great, and a no-doubt Hall of Famer. The man Terrell was, and how he knew what was expected of him. Shannon says there is a difference in showing up to work & coming to work, and Terrell Davis was a perfect example of the difference. Davis was unforgettable in the playoffs, and Shannon talks about the beauty of TD running defenses out of Cover 2 so he and Rod Smith could feast. Big Al brings up the unselfish nature of TD, and asks Shannon about the similar mentality in Baltimore. Sharpe talks about elite company & how being selfish is sometimes required to achieve goals like rushing for two thousand yards. Shannon says Kyle Shanahan simply got arrogant when he stopped running the ball.

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