Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl And the snitch drama continues into day 3.  If you’ve missed the whole back story to this you can catch up HERE & HERE & HERE.  Long story short, Warren Sapp took to twitter that Jeremy Shockey was the Saints bounty snitch — which Shockey denied IMMEDIATELY.  Shockey has been saying it’s not true and then shared a conversation he had with Saints coach Sean Payton to try to prove his case. Now, Jeremy Shockey (an NFL free agent) isn’t letting Warren Sapp forget that he works for the NFL and his comments aren’t helping his case to find an employer for the 2012 season.
NFL: Jeremy Shockey Tweets Sean Payton Message Saying He Wasn’t The Snitch
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Damn, this situation is so ugly.  If you’ve missed the whole back story to this you can catch up HERE & HERE.  Long story short, Warren Sapp took to twitter that Jeremy Shockey was the Saints bounty snitch — which Shockey denied IMMEDIATELY.  Shockey has been saying it’s not true and now is sharing a conversation he had with Saints coach Sean Payton.
NFL: Jeremy Shockey Fires Back At Warren Sapp Over Snitch Allegations!
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Free-agent tight end Jeremy Shockey fired back at NFL Network analyst Warren Sapp, claiming there is no way he would ever have been the source of information that led to the bounty investigation by the NFL and severe penalties against the New Orleans Saints.
*Updated* NFL: Warren Sapp Claims That Jeremy Shockey Was The Saints Bounty “Snitch”
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl With the Saints’ bounty scandal coming to its conclusion on Wednesday, it makes sense to look back at how it started. At some point along the way, obviously, someone in the Saints organization said something to someone that maybe should’ve stayed in house. Who’s the rat? According to Warren Sapp, it’s former Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey. Here’s how their Twitter conversation unfolded, complete with denial from Shock-J.
Tipster Collected $2 Million Reward For Whitey’ Bulger’s Location Now Life Is In Danger
Anna Bjornsdottir collected the $2 million reward the feds were giving to anyone who can lead them to Whitey Bulger. As of late the feds have released her name to the public which makes no sense to me. There is a good chance someone might want to collect money from her. Hit the jump to read the rest of the story. @WiL
