Whitlock Reacts to Stephen A. Smith’s 'Fat Bastard' Shot | Warren Sapp Breaks Gruden News | Ep 545

Shots fired. ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith took to his podcast to challenge recent comments from his former colleague Marcellus Wiley, but in the end he diverted his attack to Jason instead. Smith volleyed some pointed words while avoiding saying Whitlock's name. "I think he's a fat, no-good bastard who I despise to the core." Stephen A. attempted to cut through his own ambiguity and clarify that he wasn't speaking about Wiley or his former partner Max Kellerman, again while refusing to say “Jason Whitlock.” "They are not fat bastards who are seeds of the devil wishing nothing but black folks harm," Smith said. "But I'll leave that for another day, for when the time is right." For Jason, the day to respond to Stephen A.’s sophomoric comments is today. The QB Killa, Warren Sapp, joins “Fearless” to address the rumors that his former coach Jon Gruden is headed to Pittsburgh to replace offensive coordinator Matt Canada on Mike Tomlin’s Steelers staff. Plus, Sapp weighs in on George Kittle’s Dallas T-shirt and Micah Parsons’ jersey swap and shares his unvarnished thoughts on NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell being on the cusp of another three-year contract extension that would push his career earnings closer to a billion dollars.

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