In silence there is solitude.

A scene, devoid of sound, can bring about a new perspective or new appreciation.

Maybe that's what happened since Sheldon Richardson entered team-mandated radio silence. It's not that Richardson has found a new outlook on his sport. It seems that we -- the media, the fans, the ones not in the arena -- are seeing things through a new lens.



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