Seahawks coach Pete Carroll says he thinks his team learned some lessons from Richard Sherman's meltdown and the way Seattle rallied to beat Atlanta Sunday.
Next time — if there could really be a next time similar to Sunday — Seahawks coach Pete Carroll hopes Richard Sherman reacts just a little bit differently.
“Yeah, I would,’’ Carroll said, in reference to Sherman’s extended third-quarter sideline outburst following a blown coverage that led to a touchdown by Atlanta’s Julio Jones Sunday.
But a day later, Carroll preferred to focus on what happened next — the Seahawks steadying themselves to rally for a 26-24 win over the Falcons.