on the "National Football Show" on YouTube/Jakib Media from 4-6 PM ET. Controversies His career has been marked by a series of several controversial events that led to his firing from three radio stations in 2012 and 2013. 2012 Sileo was fired from WDAE in March 2012 after he called three black NFL free agents "monkeys." The Tampa Bay Times reported that, while discussing the possibility of Cortland Finnegan, Vincent Jackson, and Jonathan Vilma joining the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Sileo said, "If they get those three monkeys, I'm good. I'm ready, man. I'm ready. I want those guys. Those guys are great players."<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.tampabay.com/sports/tvradio/dan-sileo-no-longer-with-wdae-620-am-after-monkeys-remark/1219918 |title=Dan Sileo no longer with WDAE 620-AM after "monkeys remark |last=Jones |first=Tom |website=TampaBay.com |date=March 14, 2012 |access-date=May 5, 2018}}</ref> 2013 Sileo had joined 560 WQAM in Miami in April 2012 but was fired in March 2013 after several public missteps. In January 2013, he was suspended from the station after a series of sexist tweets directed at Fox Sports broadcaster Erin Andrews. The Tampa Tribune'' reported that one of the comments referred to a 2008 incident in which a stalker secretly recorded a video of Andrews in her hotel room. Sileo tweeted to Andrews: "pepe [sic] hole best thing for ur career." He also referred to her as a "bimbo", told her to "make me dinner" and "bake me a cake" and added, "love Erin either naked or in a porn..not at a sports desk." In November 2013, Sileo was fired by WMEN after sending a tweet that he was placing a $1,000 bounty on Florida State defensive lineman Timmy Jernigan. Sileo said that he would pay $1,000 to any Miami Hurricanes player that "TAKES THIS KID OUT" while attaching a photo of Jernigan using his hands to create "The U". Personal life Sileo is a relative of former New York Mets Manager Bobby Valentine and New York Giants defensive end Andy Robustelli. References External links PadresRadio.com profile 1963 births Living people Sportspeople from Stamford, Connecticut American people of Italian descent American football defensive linemen Las Vegas Posse players Maryland Terrapins football players Miami Hurricanes football players Tampa Bay Buccaneers players Orlando Thunder players Las Vegas Sting players American color commentators American radio personalities Hells Angels