“He thinks it’s OK,” Sapp said. “Whatever the head of the unit is, whether it’s Miles Austin, (Jason) Witten, (Tony) Romo. Somebody’s got to pull it. Somebody’s got to pull the yoke in his mouth and say, ‘Hey son, this isn’t how we do it.’”

These rumors come on the heels of a radio interview conducted by Bryant’s former Head Coach at Oklahoma State, Mike Gundy. In the interview, which he did with Ian Fitzsimmons on KESN-FM Tuesday, Coach Gundy gave some insights into Bryant’s personality and acknowledged his lack of maturity. (more…)

DeMarcus Ware might be the best in the world at getting to the quarterback. Mr. QB Killa wasn’t half the QB killa that Ware has been since he came into the league. In addition, off the field, Ware is a class act — adopting children and such. However, since he doesn’t scream and yell, folks like Sapp will always accuse him of being a poor leader. Tony Romo has had the exact same tag slapped on him by Sapp for precisely the same reasons. But, constant vocalization has never been the requirement of a leader. Not to mention, Sapp never played with either player. How does he know? Anything he’s been told off the record is one sided hearsay. (more…)

Yesterday, due to a lack of anything substantive to discuss, the NFL network turned to a well that never runs dry — bashing Tony Romo. I suppose it began innocently enough with Kurt Warner — the only one in this that’s worth listening to by the way — saying that he felt Tony was a top ten quarterback in the league. He added that he believes Tony has the ability to win a Super Bowl. Naturally, many writers and talking heads were quick to counter with the same generic arguments we hear about Romo every year. He’s not vocal enough. He can’t win in the playoffs. He doesn’t take care of the football. Frankly, it’s all a bunch of hogwash. (more…)