Warren Sapp Retires
Defensive tackle Warren Sapp’s long 13-year NFL career is officially over after the 35-year-old this two-word message on his Web site:
“I’M DONE!”
Sapp has been a very fun player to watch and listen too during his football career and I’m sure he has a future covering the sport on Radio or TV.
Could ABC’s hit show Dancing with the Stars be in his future too? Check out his movies:
He’ll be missed.
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Posted on March 5, 2008 by Brian Ethridge | Filed Under NFL
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This player became a quai NFL star when the Bucs won a Super Bowl with Tony Dungy’s playbook. A pest when Gruden put his imprint on the team. Then forgotten when he went to the Radiers.
He lost focus once he Coach Dungy was fired from tampa bay.
Tampa Bay has been a joke ever since.