The NFL is very concerned about its image. Since Warren Sapp accused TE Jeremy Schockey of "being a snitch" about Bountygate, he has appeared on the NFL Network.
Sapp was a very insightful and engaging personality, but he crossed the line with his comments. It was no different from something you hear from an inner city gang member. It looks like Sap is paying the price by losing a gig that pays him $540,000 annually.
Sapp recently filed for bankruptcy and joins a long list of former players who somehow blew through their millions and have nothing to show for it now.
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