Warren Sapp made a claim that he funded a $5,000 bounty program during his playing days. It’s very odd however that one of his most high-profile teammates says he never saw it happen. Read more after the jump.
Sapp went on Dan Patrick’s show this week and said he “used to have $5,000 waiting for anybody who hit somebody and got a fine” during his time with the Buccaneers. He also claimed to have paid out the bounty “at least six times.”
But TMZ spoke with Keyshawn Johnson, who shared a locker room with Sapp for four years in Tampa Bay, and Key tells us he never saw 99 engage in any sort of Bounty activity.
“I didn’t witness it, nor have I ever heard of it.” Keyshawn says.
Still, Johnson admits there’s a chance he was just out of the loop saying, “Because of the type of person [Sapp] is, it wouldn’t be farfetched that he would do something like that. I wouldn’t put it past him.”
Sidenote: What is the point of Sapp admitting to this?
