Warren Sapp arrested

[denverYooper]

For soliciting a prostitute. Also, assault.

http://www.tmz.com/2015/02/02/warren...-a-prostitute/

[mraynrand]

For soliciting a prostitute. Also, assault.

It's been 12 years since Clifton; that's beyond the statue of limitations, right?

However, it doesn't surprise me that he has to pay for it.

[woodbuck27]

For cripes sake Warren... It's 7 AM !



Shouldn't you be ordering eggs benedict?

and .......what do you mean Warren ....she insisted on payment !?

So you tossed her knarly ass out of your room....girlfriend in tow."

[Bossman641]

Couldn't happen to a more deserving guy

[Pugger]

Couldn't happen to a more deserving guy

No kidding. Maybe now the NFLN will dump him too.

[Rastak]

No kidding. Maybe now the NFLN will dump him too.

He was fired today.

[MadtownPacker]

He will probably come out with some bullshit about forgiveness. Hope he falls hard on his fatass.

[pbmax]

Revenge is a dish best served on Twitter

Jeremy Shockey @JeremyShockey · 5h 5 hours ago
Just heard from My SOURCE Warren Sapp charged with Soliciting a Prostitute! Damn so Sad http://instagram.com/p/ynQpG3Qc3-/

[Carolina_Packer]

Wow, Jeremy gets his revenge on Sapp for accusing Shockey of ratting out the Saints for Bountygate.

Geez, really pathetic that he messes up this badly after making the HOF, having the steady gig with the NFLN and trying to get his financial problems in the rear view mirror. Check out this cautionary tale of rich athletes. http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/stor...-athletes-list

[oldbutnotdeadyet]

Great news, now maybe he will retire to his normal thug background and we will never hear from him again.

[Cheesehead Craig]

Loved the comment on PFT: "Clifton injures his hip from falling down laughing at the news"

[Patler]

Isn't the general response by the public really something?
No one seems shocked or surprised.
No one seems sorry.
Many express feelings of satisfaction, that he is getting what he is due.

A sad commentary on a man's life.

[pbmax]

Isn't the general response by the public really something?
No one seems shocked or surprised.
No one seems sorry.
Many express feelings of satisfaction, that he is getting what he is due.

A sad commentary on a man's life.

I would have thought that a gainfully employed man would have had a service to insulate him from the chance of an encounter with undercover cops. But that didn't stop Hugh Grant or Charles Barkley.

[Smidgeon]

Isn't the general response by the public really something?
No one seems shocked or surprised.
No one seems sorry.
Many express feelings of satisfaction, that he is getting what he is due.

A sad commentary on a man's life.

And not just the general public either, but some former players too. As if all Sapp cared about was being good at football and to hell with anyone who got in his way. Well, congratulations, he's in the HOF and no one can stand him.

[mraynrand]

I would have thought that a gainfully employed man would have had a service to insulate him from the chance of an encounter with undercover cops. But that didn't stop Hugh Grant or Charles Barkley.

Neither did their indiscretions. Sapp will be back.

[pbmax]

And not just the general public either, but some former players too. As if all Sapp cared about was being good at football and to hell with anyone who got in his way. Well, congratulations, he's in the HOF and no one can stand him.

He'll be the new Ty Cobb.

[gbgary]

now if michael irvin could be ousted somehow. if the nfl is so image conscious they need to stop giving the low-lifes a platform.

[Delbert Shims]

Micheal Irwin is doing a walking handstand across, the studio.
He still has a job. Not saying he is a felon.

He is the most horseshit spiortscaster in the universe.
His job is still safe.
And that is the truth.

Del

[woodbuck27]

Two hundred ... are you kiddin' me !? How many fingers do you see !?

Well that's how many $20's$ I'm payng yuh !

Youuuuu knowwww It !