Sapp says Al Davis stuck in the past

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Who cares what Warren Sapp thinks? Is anyone actually gonna base their opinion on what he says? Anyone?
 
All I care about is how well he moves for a big guy.






I need Marcellus Wiley on this show. Stat.
 
JackReacher said:
Who cares what Warren Sapp thinks? Is anyone actually gonna base their opinion on what he says? Anyone?
I'm thinking Kiffin's attorneys might be interested in hearing what he knows.
 
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DanOregon said:
JackReacher said:
Who cares what Warren Sapp thinks? Is anyone actually gonna base their opinion on what he says? Anyone?
I'm thinking Kiffin's attorneys might be interested in hearing what he knows.

Doubtful.
 
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OK...so if ESPN DOESN'T credit where the quotes came from, you jump their ****. ESPN credits where the quotes come from...and you jump their ****.

Pick a poison.
 
pallister said:
Sapp's right.

But what does that mean? I'm sure there are a bunch of former players that think Davis should just go away. Most of the people on this board think Davis should go away.

Why does Sapp's opinion matter to anyone? This is a story for the sake of having a story. I don't care where or when Sapp made those comments and I don't care if ESPN made that known or not.

This just in....Troy Aikman thinks Jerry Jones has done a great job as owner of the Cowboys.
 
DanOregon said:
JackReacher said:
Who cares what Warren Sapp thinks? Is anyone actually gonna base their opinion on what he says? Anyone?
I'm thinking Kiffin's attorneys might be interested in hearing what he knows.
True dat...
 
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JackReacher said:
Who cares what Warren Sapp thinks? Is anyone actually gonna base their opinion on what he says? Anyone?

He played there for four years, ending last January. It's entirely plausible that he knows of what he speaks.

Yeah, he's a douche. He's also a douche who's been there.
 
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2muchcoffeeman said:
JackReacher said:
Who cares what Warren Sapp thinks? Is anyone actually gonna base their opinion on what he says? Anyone?

He played there for four years, ending last January. It's entirely plausible that he knows of what he speaks.

Yeah, he's a douche. He's also a douche who's been there.

He's also a guy who told an opposing coach to "put a jersey on." Sapp loves nothing more than to hear himself talk. No one needed him to say it for people to believe Al Davis has lost his mind. At least I hope not.
 
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Sapp was too chicken**** to say anything when he was busy taking Al's money.
For doing virtually nothing.
 
Ryan, Sapp is a blowhard for sure, but when Rich Gannon and Sapp are talking about how ****ed up Oakland is, they have every right to speak out. The big guy is someone I never liked, but I'm going to take him at Face value. So what he says does merit some discussion in re Al Davis.
 
D-3 Fan said:
Ryan, Sapp is a blowhard for sure, but when Rich Gannon and Sapp are talking about how ****ed up Oakland is, they have every right to speak out. The big guy is someone I never liked, but I'm going to take him at Face value. So what he says does merit some discussion in re Al Davis.

What about the guys who spoke out on behalf of Al Davis? How come they get no love?
 
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Is that Chamberlain from The Dark Crystal?

His assassination scene disturbed me inutterably as a child.
 
Lee Jackson Beauregard said:
Is that Chamberlain from The Dark Crystal?

His assassination scene disturbed me inutterably as a child.

I don't remember the assassination scene, but I too was disturbed by that movie as a child. When they disrobed/dethroned the outcast was the part that scarred me.

Anyways, ESPN did give the Showtime broadcast credit on the show. What I found most interesting was Sapp implying that Davis would call down to the sideline to tell the coach what play to call.
 

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