2013 NFL Hall of Fame finalist Tim Brown, who made some interesting comments last week on a national radio program claiming that Bill Callahan then-Oaklnad Raiders head coach sabotaged Super Bowl XXXVII so his good friend, Jon Gruden, could win.
The comments sent most Tampa Bay fans into a frenzy, because the claims were taken as undermining the Bucs' Super Bowl victory.
Even the level-headed Buccaneer great Derrick Brooks spoke out against Brown's claims, although the future Hall of Fame linebacker seemed more amused than offended by the comments. Teammates of Brown on the 2002 Raiders team also felt the comments were a tad much, even going so far as calling Brown "delusional."
Brown appeared on the Dan Patrick Show a few days later to clarify what he meant by "sabotage," but many listeners chalked up the backtracking to Brown not wanting to hurt his Hall of Fame credibility with the final vote on Saturday.
The former Heisman trophy winner joined the Ron and Ian Show Wednesday morning and things briefly got heated when Ian asked Brown specifically about his use of the word, "sabotage." An excerpt of the interview can be found below:
Brown And Beckles Verbal Spar
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