Warren Sapp

OAKLAND, CA — Amid all of the hoopla surrounding the retirement of Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre, Raiders All-Pro defensive tackle Warren Sapp’s announcement that he too was calling it a career flew under the radar of most major news outlets and the public at large. The seven-time Pro Bowler announced his retirement on the same day as Favre, and gave only a few interviews before leaving the spotlight quietly. Apparently, Sapp retired so quietly that the Oakland Raiders didn’t... Read Full Story

Past PGA Champion Finsterwald enters Colorado Sports Hall of Fame PGA.com - 3 hours ago Dow Finsterwald, who captured the first PGA Championship conducted at stroke play in 1958, will be inducted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame, April 8, … read this sports news story Rocky Mountain News Raiders' Sapp calls it a career Sports Network - 1 hour ago Oakland, CA (Sports Network) - Oakland Raiders defensive tackle Warren Sapp's 13-year career has officially come to an end on... Read Full Story

Due to the retirement of Oakland Raiders defensive lineman Warren Sapp, this doozy of a comment that he made back in 2006 is getting new life in various media outlets.  Since we missed it the first go around, we figured we'd show it to you now: Sapp throws a sideline tantrum because the [Oakland Raiders’] ugly play. “It was something that was really, really on the edge of, like, gay porn,” he explains. “When it’s real bad football, that’s what we call it: gay porn. Something you don’t want... Read Full Story

At the end of December during his second-to-last game, Oakland Raiders defensive tackle Warren Sapp, who announced his retirement on Thursday after 13 years in the NFL, was fined $75,000 for a confrontation with officials which led to his ejection from the Raiders-Jaguars match-up. In discussing the incident with Sports Illustrated, Sapp unearthed a euphemism, which up till now I hadn't heard before. Said Sapp: "It was something that was really, really on the edge of like, gay porn. When... Read Full Story

Two Oakland Raiders defensive players are a bit lighter in the pocketbook this week; according to Josh Dubow of the Associated Press, defensive tackle Warren Sapp was fined $75,000 by the NFL for his confrontation with game officials that led to his ejection last week. Specifically, the league said Sapp was punished for “physical and verbal actions toward game officials that drew an unprecedented three unsportsmanlike conduct penalties and ejection from last Sunday’s game.” Raiders... Read Full Story