I still really detest Sapp to this day.
It was a sad thing that it had to be a head coach and not a Packers player that went after that douche after that game.
My stomach still churns when I think about that.

Thank God he came back as a bigger man than that douche bag.

I didn't like Sherman for many things, but having the balls to go after Sapp like that gives him a +1 in my book.

That's what I was thinking. The man got my respect on that play alone. I don't know if it really was the right thing for a HC to do, but the way he stood up for Clifton that day was pretty impressive.

And yes, Sapp is a total bell-end. It'd be great to see Rodgers accidentaly throw a ball on Sapp's head or something when he's on stage.

As long as he doesn't accidentaly hit Eisen. Couldn't live without that man.

In Sack's defense, it is pretty difficult for a person to admit they were a dirty player. I'm sure he could have just tackled Jerry Rice too instead of shredding his knee. The Steelers have guys like this too, just ask Carson Palmer or whoever it is Harrison has knocked out with his tackling "techinique".

The last time Sack played in Lambeau, he was a Raider, and I so wanted him to be carted off on a stretcher. I was younger then with less life experience; maybe we should forgive and forget. I must admit to this day, I try and listen to Warren's commentary - but I never make it through it without thinking of Clifton.

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