Host Fran Charles, analyst Warren Sapp and reporter Steve Wyche will discuss the latest on Brett Favre, debate the recent comments by Jerry Rice and reflect on the memorial service held for Steve McNair on Thursday’s NFL Network Total Access.

Buccaneers TE Kellen Winslow drew criticism from NFL Network analyst and former Bucs great Warren Sapp when he didn’t report to voluntary offseason workouts last week.

NFL Network analyst Warren Sapp played in Tampa Bay for nine seasons, winning one Super Bowl and making seven Pro Bowls as a Buccaneer. On Tuesday, Sapp held court with the local media at the Bucs’ new practice facility and had some pointed comments for newly acquired TE Kellen Winslow.

On NFL Network’s GameDay Morning, Warren Sapp revealed that Buccaneers defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin told his players that he is leaving them after this season to join his son Lane at the University of Tennessee.

This Sunday, NFL Network analyst Steve Mariucci joins the cast of NFL GameDay Morning as the show expands to three hours with a 9:00 AM ET kickoff on December 14. NFL GameDay Morning is the first pregame show on air each Sunday morning and is now the longest, most comprehensive NFL pregame show on TV.

If there’s only one pregame interview you watch on Sunday, you might want to set your DVR for Warren Sapp’s sit-down with Jets defensive tackle Kris Jenkins on the NFL Network’s NFL GameDay Morning.

Last week, Warren Sapp blasted his former Buccaneers teammate Keyshawn Johnson on Showtime’s Inside the NFL. On Wednesday night’s show, Sapp apologized.

Warren Sapp and his “Dancing With the Stars” partner, Kymjohnso,

In a special segment on this week’s Inside The NFL, Warren Sapp answered viewer submitted questions during “Ask Warren Anything”.

Don’t mean to upset my NFL Network co-worker and Dancing with the Stars standout Warren Sapp, but he might not get many votes from the Jets.

Football fans spend so much time voting on the NFL’s Pro Bowl teams, NFL.com’s random reader polls, or even the non-football, football-like Dancing With The Stars.

They vote for Jerry Rice, they vote for Emmitt Smith, they vote for Jason Taylor and now they vote for Warren Sapp — and by the way, we’re not supposed to tell people who to vote for, but vote Warren!

NFL Network just aired Patriots defensive tackle Vince Wilfork’s hit on Broncos quarterback Jay Cuter, and watching it in studio and chiming in with his opinion was former NFL standout Warren Sapp.

Chances are, Warren Sapp will have plenty more to say on this topic on NFL Network’s Sunday morning pregame show, Gameday Morning.

But Sapp started talking about, and breaking down, his former Buccaneers teammate Brad Johnson on Inside the NFL on Showtime on Wednesday.

NFL GameDay Morning, the first information packed show on the air Sunday mornings, checked in at 10 a.m. ET on the only network dedicated entirely to football with Warren Sapp, Marshall Faulk, Adam Schefter, Alex Flanagan and host Spero Dedes.

Faulk sat down with Broncos QB Jay Cutler. In his third season as starting quarterback in Denver, Cutler has led the Broncos to an AFC-leading 415 yards per game and a 4-1 record to the top of the AFC West. Here are some highlights of Faulk’s exclusive 1-on-1 interview: