Shannon Sharpe Challenges DK Metcalf To Match His 'Resume'

Things got heated between Sharpe and Metcalf after the Fox Sports 1 analyst questioned the Seahawks wide receiver's decision in the crucial part of their game against the Steelers. With 18 seconds left in the fourth quarter, the Seahawks were in a strong position to go for a game-tying field goal when Metcalf made a catch on the left sideline.

However, instead of doing what most people expected, Metcalf decided to keep running forward and fumbled the ball. The Seahawks managed to recover the ball and go for the game-trying scorer, but they still ended up losing the game against the Steelers.

Most people thought that Metcalf would stop after Sharpe started talking about his resume. However, instead of putting an end to his Twitter feud with Sharpe, the Seahawks wide receiver told the Fox Sports 1 analyst that he would use his resume to wipe his "sh*t." He even called Sharpe a "washed up wanna be."

Sharpe didn't bother to waste his time answering Metcalf's insulting tweet, but some NFL fans decided to defend him for the disrespect that he got from the Seahawks wide receiver.

Metcalf continues to make his own name in the league since being drafted as the No. 64 pick in 2019. In just his first year in the NFL, he was already named Second-team All-Pro and a Pro Bowl. However, Metcalf is still far from reaching the same level as Sharpe.

Before becoming an analyst for Fox Sports 1, Sharpe was a known legendary tight end in the NFL. In the years he spent in the NFL, Sharpe made numerous accomplishments, including winning the Super Bowl thrice, becoming First-time All-Pro four times, Second-team All-Pro once, and Pro Bowl eight times. He's also inducted in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2011.

A few minutes after telling Sharpe that he would wipe his "sh*t" using his resume, Metcalf seemed to calm down and tried to make amends with Sharpe.

"You know what, you right @ShannonSharpe," Metcalf tweeted. "I do pray my resume can matchup with yours Folded hands #WorkInProgressBaby"

Metcalf must have read the comments of people defending Sharpe and realized how good he was when he's still playing in the NFL. Metcalf may have thought that it would be best for him to focus on improving his game than waste his time going after his critics.