The NFL Network has warned Warren Sapp not to overstep his role as
analyst after the former defensive tackle claimed Jeremy Shockey
was the "snitch" behind the league's probe into the Saints' illegal
bounty program.
TATTLE TALE
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March 21, 2012
Warren Sapp made some strong accusations against fellow Miami alum Jeremy Shockey, claiming he was the one who brought the Saints' bounty program into the public eye.
RIGHT BACK AT YA
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March 22, 2012
Reacting to Warren Sapp's accusation that he was the snitch behind Bountygate, Jeremy Shockey responded by taking a few shots at the NFL analyst's perceived personal shortcomings.
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March 25, 2012
Social networking means that information that used to take days or even hours to circulate is now spread in a matter of minutes. Last week as “bounty-gate” punishments were being handed down. Several Twitter rumors were popping up making accusations as to who alerted NFL security to kick off the initial investigation. Former NFL star [...]
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March 24, 2012
Warren Sapp created quite the buzz when he threw Jeremy Shockey under the bus and accused him of being a snitch in the NFL’s investigation of the Saints’ infamous bounty program. However, Sapp, who works for NFL Network, has been admonished by his bosses for making the allegation without going through the proper channels, as NFL Network Senior Vice President of Programming and...
TELL IT TO THE JUDGE
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March 24, 2012
Jeremy Shockey, still upset over Warren Sapp's allegations that he was a Saints snitch, reportedly is considering legal action.
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March 23, 2012
According to Richard Deitsch of Sports Illustrated , you don't have to read between the lines to see how close Warren Sapp came to losing his job with NFL Network for the Jeremy Shockey tweet. "We decided not to fire Warren," said Mark Quenzel, the NFL Network senior vice president of programming and production. Quenzel said he spoke with Sapp on Thursday and made clear...
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March 21, 2012
As the NFL league office drops the hammer on the New Orleans Saints organization this afternoon, the question swirling under the surface is, how did this story find it’s way to the NFL league office. Apparently, one former player and current NFL Network analyst, thinks he knows who spilled the beans at the goings on behind the scenes in New Orleans. Warren Sapp.
Sapp...
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March 21, 2012
With news that New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton would be suspended for a year for his team’s bounty program announced today, social media star and NFL Network analyst Warren Sapp took to Twitter to reveal some info he had heard about the situation. “Just Heard Who The Snitch Was,” Sapp tweeted on Thursday...Read the Rest...
THAT SETTLES SNITCHGATE
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March 22, 2012
Jeremy Shockey uploaded an image documenting a text message exchange between the tight end and Saints coach Sean Payton where Shockey's role as a possible snitch is addressed.
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March 21, 2012
According to former NFL player and current NFL Network analyst Warren Sapp, the whistle-blower in the bounty-gate scandal is former New Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey.
This would not surprise me at all. To me, Shockey seems like the type of guy that would snitch. When he was released by the Saints last season offseason, he clearly wasn’t happy and likely spoke up about...
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March 23, 2012
A few days ago, NFL Network analyst Warren Sapp tweeted that Jeremy Shockey was one of the players who told the NFL about the Saints’ bounty program. Shockey immediately denied the claim, and he even seems to have the support of his former coach Sean Payton. But Shockey isn’t happy with how this whole thing played out.
Shockey now seems to want Sapp fired for his egregious remarks...
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March 22, 2012
Jeremy Shockey fired back at NFL Network analyst Warren Sapp for calling the tight end the "snitch" who led the NFL to the bounty investigation by the league. It resulted in embarrassment and severe penalties to his former team— the New Orleans Saints
Saints head coach Sean was suspended by the league for a full season and the team lost two second-round draft picks...
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March 22, 2012
NFL Network analyst Warren Sapp took to twitter to release a harsh allegation against former Saint Jeremy Shockey, saying that he heard that Shockey snitched on the Saints’ organization for the bounty program.
Sapp is notorious for running his mouth, so as of now I’ll give Shockey the benefit of the doubt. He posted a text from suspended Saints’ head coach Sean Payton confirming...
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March 22, 2012
Yesterday, NFL star Warren Sapp accused former New Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey (currently a member of the Carolina Panthers) of being the snitch in the Saints' Bountygate scandal. Shockey vehemently denied the accusations, and today, even tweeted a screencap of a text message he just had with Sean Payton, the Saints' head coach who was suspended for the entire...
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