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Warren Sapp

Warren Sapp is American football defensive tackle and he is found in the hall of fame. He played in the college football in the University of Miami and he was recognized for the consensus of All-American and he won many awards. Sapp played in nfl since 2007 for the Oaklanders Raiders and for Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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Sapp was drafted under Buccaneers in the year 1995 for NFL Draft and he was the 12th overall pick. In the same season in the Buccaneers, he got seven trips to go to Pro Bowl and he was in Super Bowl ring in the year 2002. He moved to play for the Raiders in the year 2004. He got 96.5 career sacks with 100 playoffs that it is also included. He is the second highest career sacks for the defensive tackle in the year 28th highest overall defensive lineman. He got 77 sacks with the Buccaneers and he was the second most for the history of Lee Roy Selmon. The career he had was full of the controversy from the hard hitting style for play and for occasional verbal outbursts on both on field or off field. There are some that resulted in the fines from the league and he was ejected from the game for the unsportsmanlike conduct.

When he was in the first year, he was voted to be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The Buccaneers entered his name in The Ring of Honor in November 2013 and he retired the number he had of 99 Jersey. He was the second person to get her jersey retired and the first one was Selmon.

The biography of Warren Sapp started in Florida, in the city of Orlando where he was born. He was raised in the city of Plymouth and his mother was a single mother. In the end of 1980s, he was given the honor of being the outstanding football play of Apopka High School of Apopka in Florida. He played as a punter, place kicker, tight end and linebacker. He has the record of the school for tackles and for sacks. He has also the record for the longest field goal. He was a two sport athlete while in high school and he was playing a third based for the baseball team and he hit a school record of 24 home runs for his junior year playing for Blue Darters. In the high school football, he had to tackle Johnny Damon in the game against Dr Phillips High School team and it gave the future to the major league baseball star at the concussion.

Warren Sapp got married to Jamiko Vaughn. He has two children, the daughter Mercedes and the son Warren Carlos with his wife. He has a net worth of one million and was getting 540 thousand per year. Some of the movies and tv shows he was in are Our Family Wedding, Inside the NFL, Dancing with The Stars, NFL Total Access and Thursday Night Football.


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Net Worth 2021: 500 thousand
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Last Modified: Jun 27 2020
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