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Message: <blockquote data-quote="John Crichton" data-source="post: 491568" data-attributes="member: 4779">Sapp lacked class in his response.  Threatening to beat someone up (considering he just hospitalized someone) no matter what they say to you is just lacking in class.  I'm not taking any blame away from Sherman because what he did was out of line.  It's not hard to look up for a moment to see what was going on and of course he didn't hear what Sapp was saying.  Read my above example in the Eagles/Niners game about good sportsmanship.Yes, they got an interception.  Yes, it was a good thing for the team but there was a player on the field that has internal bleeding a blasted bones.  Yes, that happens alot in football because it is a contact sport with huge guys knocking the stuffing out of each other.  But it is a fairly well known fact that Sapp likes to hurt people when he can because he has done it in the past.  That constitutes a bully.  And shows lack of class when you threaten a coach just because he cussed you out, no matter what the reason.  Be a man, let it go, enjoy your team's excellent victory and then go pray for the man that is in the hospital.And I'll say that Sherman shouldn't have said a single word, either.  That lacks class as well.  Go prepare for next week's game after you check on your player and worry about Warren Sapp when the playoffs come around...:: edited for grammar ::</blockquote>