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    WATCH: Warren Sapp’s Epic Costa Rica Fishing Trip Ends With Huge Catch and Bigger Goal in Sight

    NFL Hall of Famer Warren Sapp has traded defensive tackles for monster catches, reeling in impressive hauls during a recent fishing expedition to Costa Rica. The Super Bowl champion showcased his latest passion on Instagram, celebrating successful catches while enjoying the tropical paradise with friends and fellow anglers.

    But beneath the surface of Sapp’s fishing adventures lies a bigger story: his surprising career renaissance with the Colorado Buffaloes football program.

    Recently promoted to Pass Rush Coordinator under head coach Deion Sanders for the 2025 season, Sapp is channeling the same competitive drive that made him a dominant force on the field into his new coaching role.

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    Warren Sapp’s Fishing Trip Isn’t Just About Fish — It’s About Finishing What He Started

    The Instagram post from Captain Ron captures Sapp in his element, celebrating on a fishing boat in Costa Rica.

    The caption reads: “Sapp Fishing… Got one!!!! Fun day yesterday fishing with my longtime friend, the legendary NFL Hall of Famer and Super Bowl champion @warrensapp here at @clubpelagic in the beautiful tropical paradise of Costa Rica!!!”

    The social media post continues, “We caught 10 sailfish and a ton of tunas aboard PELAGIC yesterday… Today we are targeting the elusive Black Marlin in an effort to complete Warren’s Billfish Slam, which means catching all species of Billfish that roam the world’s oceans… stay tuned!!!!”

    For Sapp, the fishing expedition represents more than just an offseason hobby, it mirrors his approach to coaching. Just as he meticulously targets different species for his “Billfish Slam” he’s bringing that same precision to developing pass rushers at Colorado, transferring techniques that helped him amass 96.5 career sacks.

    After joining Colorado initially as a quality control analyst in 2024, Sapp’s promotion signals Coach Sanders’ confidence in the former defensive tackle’s abilities. Photos from his Costa Rica trip show him proudly displaying impressive catches, including a sizable mahi-mahi that drew attention across social media platforms.

    When discussing his new role with Colorado earlier this year, Sapp expressed excitement about helping the team compete for a playoff spot in the upcoming season. His promotion demonstrates team’s belief in Sapp’s ability to develop young talent using skills that made him a revolutionary force at the three-technique position.

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    As Sapp pursues both elusive fish and coaching excellence, his journey represents the perfect second act for a Hall of Famer whose explosive style revolutionized defensive tackle play. Now, instead of hunting quarterbacks, Sapp hunts game fish while teaching a new generation how to become dominant pass rushers in college football.

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