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OT: Sapp sheds 49 pounds
"According to Raiders head coach Lane Kiffin, Warren Sapp has lost 49 pounds since last season and currently rests at 285.
Sapp showed he still has a lot left in the tank with a huge 2006 season (10 sacks, 67 total tackles). At his new weight, the 34-year-old should remain a highly productive under tackle with Terdell Sands on the nose." http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/...5_41_56_pm.jpg http://www.rotoworld.com/content/pla...e=92404&spln=1 |
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Wouldnt losing 49 pounds be a bad thing now?
Thats a ton of weight for one offseason. |
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He is a true prick.
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It doesn't mather if he is at 285 or 334 he is still a jerk.
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It would take more than 49 pounds for Sapp to get down to 285.
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Shouldn't that jerk retired two years ago after the Patriots and Ross Hochstein beat his ass?
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I saw the thread title and thought, holy crap, Warren Sapp got his head cut off?
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The only way Sapp could lose 49# would be to shed his ego.:p
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I just remember his ridiculous commentary pre-SBXXXVIII, and how he thought the Panthers defensive line was going to tear up the Pats O-line and Carolina was going to win it all. What a douche.
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Well everyone thought that, and so did I. But I thought we were going to win. Very good game btw:) |
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