Warren Sapp again unloaded on his former Super Bowl-winning teammate Meshawn Johnson. Something tells Joe these two won't exchange Christmas cards this season.

Man, Meshawn Johnson must have really hacked off Warren Sapp when the two played for the Bucs. Sapp unloaded on Meshawn again yesterday on WQAM-AM Radio in Miami on a show hosted by former Dolphins stud Jim Mandich.

Just this season, this is not the first time nor the second time Sapp has gone after Meshawn. In fact, this is the third time this past month Sapp has grilled Meshawn.

Friday, per ProFootballTalk.com, Sapp described an incident between Meshawn and Chris Simms in a 2003 practice that Sapp and linebacker Derrick Brooks witnessed.

It culminated in 2003, the season after the Bucs won a Super Bowl title. Rookie quarterback Chris Simms was in camp, throwing balls to Johnson.

“Me and [linebacker Derrick] Brooks walked across the field and Chris Simms was there,” Sapp said. “He’s a big left-handed kid — Christopher as his father tells me he named him, Christopher Simms — and he throws the ball to Keyshawn on an out-route. Me and Brooks was right there in front of Keyshawn and he drops the ball and looks back at the kid and says, ‘Your ball spins funny.’ I looked at Brooks and I said, ‘I will never say another word to this man. He don’t know what my bad is Brooks. It’s always someone else’s fault.’

“Brooks said, ‘Wow.’ So that’s why I said what I said. Enough is enough. You want to get on a damn show or do something crazy, yeah, but interior decorating? I mean come on. Let’s be men about this.”

Not to steal a line from Mike Florio, the creator, curator and overall guru of ProFootballTalk.com, but is being an interior decorator any less or more manly than appearing on a dancing reality show?