Published 12/23/2007
at FOXSports.com News for NFL
Raiders defensive tackle Warren Sapp was ejected from Sunday's game against the Jaguars after receiving three unsportsmanlike conduct penalties.
Sapp received all three of the penalties in a strange series of events that started when Jacksonville right tackle Tony Pashos was flagged for illegal use of hands to the face.
Officials said the Raiders declined the penalty, and the Jaguars lined up for a 43-yard field goal attempt with 21 seconds to play in the first half.
(link)
Tags:
Related Content
Warren Sapp Thrown Out After Three Unsportsmanlike Penalties
sports.aol.com 12/23/2007 — Oakland Raiders defensive tackle Warren Sapp ... remember him? ... has been thrown out of the Raiders game with the Jacksonville Jaguars after picking up three unsportsmanlike penalties . It all started when a Jags' O-lineman was called for a penalty that the Raiders declined. Take it away: Officials said the Raiders declined the penalty, and the Jaguars lined up for a 43-yard field goal ...
Jags destroy Oakland, clinch playoffs
mvn.com 12/23/2007 — Dissed and pissed, the Jacksonville Jaguars flew to Oakland and took out their frustrations on the hapless Raiders. Raider writer Brendan Sonnone looks at the playoff scenarios for the Jags.
Oakland Raiders Mauled by the Jacksonville Jaguars
mvn.com 12/24/2007 — JaMarcus Russell played most of the game getting his first extended playing time. He thew three interceptions and fumbled once as the Raiders got obliterated by the Jaguars. I am not knocking him, he is a rookie and it was his first extended playing time and the Jags are a very good defense. He has to take his lumps, and hopefully this game helps him get them out of the way.
Congratulations Raiders
thehaternation.blogspot.com 12/24/2007 — Lane Kiffin finally knows what it is like to truly be the head coach of the Oakland Raiders. And somebody had better get him the phone number for the West Virginia AD. Stat. Warren Sapp went ballistic during the Raiders embarrassing loss to the ...
Jags hammer Raiders to earn No. 5 seed —
Boston.com -- Football news 12/23/2007
Fred Taylor started right, cut back left, broke a tackle, waited patiently for a downfield block, then strolled into the end zone. His 62-yard touchdown run on Jacksonville's opening play set the tone for Sunday's 49-11 rout of the Oakland Raiders.
