In only his second season of AFL football, Sherman was voted runner-up in the Brisbane Lions best and fairest award.

[1] In June 2011, he was involved in a racial vilification incident during a match against Gold Coast.

A Western Bulldogs media release said he had apologised to the other player and that his apology has been accepted.

The club suspended him for four weeks and contributed $5,000 to a charity, take part in the club's multicultural and community programs and volunteer for the Red Dust Role Models program which provided mentoring and support in remote indigenous communities.

This Australian rules football biography of a person born in the 1980s is a stub.