Comments on: Sapp calls Williams’ comments “most heinous, egregious thing in history of this game”

By: grimreeper

grimreeper — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 11:29:20 +0000

Yes I am a niner fan also! I agree the sAINTs hit like bitches! Didn’t like them when they were loosing and sure as hell don’t like them winning and just to tell I live in Louisiana!!!!!

By: gerttownmomo

gerttownmomo — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 23:52:53 +0000

ima9er4life says: Apr 6, 2012 5:59 PM

And nobody from the niners was hurt, the saints hit like bitches

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yeah, i think if i was paying a ‘bounty’ i would be demanding my money back.

By: thecrazyasianinseccountry

thecrazyasianinseccountry — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 23:08:34 +0000

grimreeper….
There’s really nothing for me to add, I believed Gerttownmomo got you “Check” and “Mate”…
I hate watching people getting slaughter so please take this word of advise and know that you’re over matched by Mr. GB there..

By: ima9er4life

ima9er4life — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 21:59:42 +0000

And nobody from the niners was hurt, the saints hit like bitches

By: minnysoda

minnysoda — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 21:51:03 +0000

This lying piece of human excrement.Why don’t you tell that to Chad Clifton. This POS after getting made of fool of all day in a game left his feet and blindsided Clifton breaking his pelvis. Didn’t even apologize. Karma like you Sapp is a Biotch

By: gerttownmomo

gerttownmomo — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 21:44:46 +0000

@grimreeper – your use of the ‘aints’ tag pretty much sums it up. you’re sheeple and a homer, but let’s see if you can follow a simple scenario here. for the record, first off, i’m a packers fan and following this very close for obvious reasons. but here goes……..

jim schwartz has already admitted to handing out boxing gloves and baseball bats for ‘big hits’. what is the purpose of ‘big hits’? think long and hard about how you’re going to look when you answer that question. what is the purpose of ‘BIG HITS’?

now, what is the difference between handing out ‘trinkets’ or handing out cash for the same thing. keep this in mind, through everything released in the media, he NEVER once said ‘illegal hits are ok’. what is the difference? the culture of the game is hit as hard as you can. what is the difference? please explain.

By: akd1287

akd1287 — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 21:33:03 +0000

The media, the NFL and the Saints are blowing this up. This is no way the first time that a coach has said something like this to one of his players. The NFL has been around a lot longer than Greg Williams. You’re living under a rock if you seriously believe that Greg Williams is the first guy to tell his players to take someone out of the game no matter the cost. Bill Romonowski has never heard of Greg Williams but he’s damn sure heard of breaking ankles, eye gouging and arm biting in pile-ups. This stuff is taught, the NFL just wants to stay in the headlines and remain relevant as they move through the off-season. I’m entertained.

By: grimreeper

grimreeper — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 21:08:07 +0000

Gerttownmomo damn the sAINTs they cheated any time you try on purpose to take out the other team player for money that’s illegal no matter what you say!! That’s like somebody paying another person to catch you off guard and break your leg! Know tell me you would not want that person prosecuted?

By: gerttownmomo

gerttownmomo — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 21:02:13 +0000

@johnny4621 – QUOTE: “Call me a cry baby or whatever, but if you ask 100 football fans, 90 of them would agree with me.” – that just makes you sheeple and unable to form an original thought.

case in point: QUOTE: “Former players and coaches keep coming out and saying how wrong this is, but yet the inbred Who Dats have to keep trying to justify this.” – you forgot to mention the former players and coaches who keep coming out saying this goes on in some form on ALL teams. call it making excuses or whatever, but if you ask 10 football fans WITH BRAINS, ALL of them don’t believe EVERYTHING they read on the internet and agree with ME!

By: gerttownmomo

gerttownmomo — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 20:53:40 +0000

sounds like most of you just need to climb down off of your soap box and just accept that it’s the CULTURE of the game. it will NEVER change. you have millions of dollars on the line for guys who know nothing else BUT football playing for guys worth billions who want trillions, and every other person on the field is out to get their job. don’t act shocked that this goes on, crying for felony charges to be brought. the entity that is known as the NFL is ABOVE the law. (google anti-trust exemption). sapp and dansby? you kiddin me? sapp, whose twitter name is ‘qbkilla’? those who can’t accept it are either in denial or afraid of being found out that they secretly enjoy it and will be kicked out of their birdwatching groups if found out. this has become a pr nightmare for the nfl. had they just handled it in house and kept their mouths shut, they wouldn’t be selling the farm to keep buying steaks for the black eye. NO the saints did not cause the black eye, THE CULTURE DID. MONEY pure and simple. now that you have the giants admitting two weeks after their game the same thing the saints did, players from all over the league ‘fessin’ up to what goes on with EVERY team, it looks like the nfl KNEW and has done NOTHING up to the point they hammered the saints. add in the spying scandal of the pats and it looks like you can’t win a superbowl without unscrupulous activity.

put this in your pipe and smoke it, how is this for a pr stunt after all the ‘damage’ that has been done. since it appears you can’t win a superbowl without ‘cheating’ (pay for performance is NOT cheating no matter how you wish it so, it’s just against the rules. stealing another team’s signals IS cheating.) we all know now the saints will be squeaky clean and the pats haven’t won a superbowl since they were caught ACTUALLY cheating. and since the juggernaut known as the new orleans saints offense is still intact, what better way to show the progress of the nfl than to have the two ‘cleanest’ teams in the league in the superbowl. if you’re not a homer, you see what a pr coup this is and how possible the scenario is. there’s the flip side for all you conspiracy theorists.

stop acting like this is a shock to you and you don’t agree to it. you’re not a professional football player, you weren’t in the meetings, you DON’T know the intent. you take words from sensationalist journalists as gospel and truth as long as they agree with your ‘moral’ compass. yet, you KNOW exactly what a coach was inferring. next time your favorite team scores a long td because of a big hit and you jump up fist pumping, go look at yourself in the mirror. THAT is the face of a hypocrite.

learn the difference between taking responsibility and admitting guilt. learn the difference between cheating and breaking the rules. learn to form an original thought and stop being sheep.

because if the saints or the pats win the superbowl, what will your excuse be then?

By: grimreeper

grimreeper — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 20:50:29 +0000

Damn Sapp at first the person that told it was a snitch! Sounds like to me you are straddle the fence your nuts should be hurting right now!! Who side are you on cause to me sound like you got mixed feelings are is it you trying to get back to the NFL network!!! Get it right the first time than you want have to suck ass to get back were you want to be NFL network!!!!!

By: beeronthefridge

beeronthefridge — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 19:48:17 +0000

Sapp’s Twitter handle should be ENGLISHLANGUAGEKILLA

By: thepftpaperchase

thepftpaperchase — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 19:35:09 +0000

“As we said Thursday, it’s hard for assistant head coach Joe Vitt to play the “rogue coach” card when Vitt remained silent during the meetings and did nothing after the meetings to let anyone else in the organization know what was going on.”

Florio: How do you know that Vitt didn’t say something to Payton and/or Loomis after the meeting? Vitt had allegedly been asked by Payton to monitor Williams. You absolutely may be right that he remained silent, but is there any evidence to support your statement?

By: thecrazyasianinseccountry

thecrazyasianinseccountry — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 19:26:22 +0000

jonny42671….
Here’s an inbred Saints fan!!
Who Dat, We Dat!!!!
Yes you are a cry baby, you’re just pissed because the Saints refused to fired Payton and so he can be your next coach.
(I’m an idiot for commenting on this because normally I don’t like bringing myself down to your Bandwagon, media driven, think I’m better than thou, wannabe football fan..)
But I’ve been on this site for awhile and I have never seen most of your righteous ass before till now!! So now all of a certain you are all caring fans.
How are some of you better than Williams when you too wish harm on Brees or any members of the Saints organization, including Williams?
“OMG!! I can’t believe he would say that. Somebody should put a bounty on him and knock that big mole off Brees’ face!!”

By: gerlsmom

gerlsmom — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 19:16:14 +0000

Correct me if I’m wrong, but wasn’t Warren Sapp the person responsible for putting a questionable hit on Jerry Rice’s knee that gave him his first and only injury of his career???????

By: fullbagg

fullbagg — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 19:12:22 +0000

By the way NFL network, I’ll never tune in again as long as that imbred in on the network.

By: jagwar73

jagwar73 — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 19:10:14 +0000

I don’t mind Sapp, but this is two-faced and I don’t believe him. First Shockey’s a “snitch” and now this comment. This is a CYA rebuttal. Can’t have it both ways hypocrite!

By: fullbagg

fullbagg — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 19:09:06 +0000

Typical Sapp. Cheap shot and then talks trash to the coach. If it weren’t for the uniform he was allowed to wear, he’d be serving 20 to life.

What a Cack-a-roach!!

By: bearsfan63

bearsfan63 — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 18:54:25 +0000

Mike I think you should champion a new cause, Abolition of the required injury list put out by teams each week. Everyone knows that the list puts a bullseye on a recovering players injury for other teams. There is no reason to specify a specific injury other than a player is injured. The only reason for the listing is gambling interests. The league doesn’t want insider info used for gambling but the league shouldn’t care about this especially since it doesn’t endorse gambling on the NFL, especially at the expense of the injured player becoming a target for further injury. I’m sure most teams would rather keep this info quite anyway ask Bill Belicheck or Lovie Smith how they feel about this.

By: noahbird

noahbird — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 18:29:01 +0000

Sapp should shut his mouth. You cant have it both ways.

By: jonny42671

jonny42671 — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 18:05:04 +0000

Former players and coaches keep coming out and saying how wrong this is, but yet the inbred Who Dats have to keep trying to justify this. Enjoy your TAINTED Championship. I’m sure the NFL knows that criminal friend of Peyton’s pd off a couple refs to, but there is no way they would let that out. Call me a cry baby or whatever, but if you ask 100 football fans, 90 of them would agree with me.

By: mi6agent

mi6agent — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 17:51:04 +0000

Is this the Sapp who did the horse collar tackle that indirectly ended Jerry Rice’s career?

By: hawkinsob

hawkinsob — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 17:42:50 +0000

Could not believe what I was reading here from the ultra dirty Sapp. Can’t believe that Florio doesn’t point out Sapp’s extreme hypocrisy, but glad to see that countless people who posted here before me have commented on it. So Sapp, that dirty hit on the unsuspecting Clifton away from the play was about putting the other team into a “fourth and more-than-you-can-handle” situation, huh? It wasn’t about injuring someone for no reason? Injuring them so badly that they couldn’t walk for more than a month and missed the rest of the season? Right. Sapp treats the listeners as if they are dumb as he is.

By: ademell1

ademell1 — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 17:40:58 +0000

I don’t see why Sean Payton OR Joe Vitt should be brought back next year. What does that say about you?
Payton is afraid that if one of his assistants gets the job, they’ll get promoted. Well I got new for ya, Payton. NFL means NOT FOR LONG.

And you messed up big time letting this happen for years, whether you paint Williams as a ‘rogue’ coach or not.

The best thing for the Saints is to hire someone from the inside, and dust themselves off of Payton and Vitt next year.

A lot of you might disagree because they’re good coaches, but that’s no excuse for how they’d stood by. Just my opinion..

By: kungfubillysims

kungfubillysims — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 17:07:18 +0000

Smartest thing Sapp has ever said.
Ban Williams for life.

By: ufullpj

ufullpj — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 16:47:36 +0000

Chad Clifton probably thinks Sapp is full of Sapp.

By: steelmill

steelmill — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 16:44:43 +0000

HA! As soon as I saw Sapp’s name I knew I could come in and see a “high horse parade!!”

By: steeelfann

steeelfann — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 16:42:04 +0000

Most heinous? In the history of the game?

I dunno, I would have to hear Rae Carruth’s words and his orders first, and then decide for myself.

By: cslowe

cslowe — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 16:41:04 +0000

Hugh Douglas vs Warren Sapp UFC 145… let’s get it on!!

By: besdayz

besdayz — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 16:38:11 +0000

fap fap fap….

show me the tapes of the other 31 DC in this league and then lets compare the language, and then decide if you’re shocked.

Football is football.

Sapp himself I’m sure heard this stuff in his locker room
Irvin I’m positive he has. He played for Jimmy Johnson who had a personal bounty vendetta with Buddy Ryan for years. Check out the Lewy Zendayhas