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Richard Sherman finally got a pick, and he did it by fooling Deshaun Watson

Sherman made a perfect read and turned it into an interception.

Jeanna Kelley
Jeanna Kelley has been covering the Falcons for The Falcoholic since 2011 and the NFL for SB Nation since 2015.

Richard Sherman got his first interception of the 2017 season against the Texans. Sherman made a perfect read and baited Deshaun Watson so he could snag the ball.

Sherman’s on DeAndre Hopkins, who cuts outside. The pass is intended for tight end Stephen Anderson, but Sherman jumps the route.

Sherman hangs back a bit while Watson releases the ball. He baits him into throwing it his way, and takes advantage.

It’s the Seahawks’ second interception in a close game. Earl Thomas picked off Watson in the first quarter and ran it back for a touchdown.

The Seahawks were able to turn Sherman’s pick into three more points. They lead the Texans 27-24.

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