Overview

• A King County District Court judge approved the defense request on Sept. 23, placing the case on hold contingent on compliance with court-ordered terms.
• Sherman acknowledged his conduct stemmed from a substance use disorder and agreed to two years of treatment, as required to qualify for deferred prosecution.
• The agreement includes five years of probation and will count as a prior offense in any future DUI prosecution under state law.
• Prosecutors say the case arose from a Feb. 24, 2024 stop for speeding on I-405, where Sherman declined a breath test and later registered about 0.11 BAC via a blood test, above the 0.08 legal limit.
• He continues working as a Thursday Night Football analyst, and he previously pleaded guilty in 2022 to misdemeanors stemming from a 2021 incident.