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Got a laugh when it was said Bill Romanoski got into a fight with his own teammate. But, the screenshot was him grabbing Kevin Nash’s jersey in the Longest Yard.
The fact that they showed clips from Burifect’s high school and college days just shows how much of a liability he truly is. Obviously, the guy only knows how to be dirty.
I live in AZ and saw his act at ASU. Not only was he a menace on the field, but the school had to deal with three settlements..one for him punching and breaking a students jaw in a pickup game of basketball, one for punching a girl in a nightclub because she slapped him for grabbing her ass, another for injuring yet another student in a on campus fight. He was part of the Dennis Erickson crime wave and because of his reputation no NFL team would touch him except the bengals. Dude is said to be bi polar but doesn’t take his meds because they made him gain weight and become passive.
Read the book “they call me assassin”, Tatum went to the hospital the night he injured stingily, and apologized. his family cooperated it. They said he cried like a baby.
Jack Tatum was a hard hitter that played just inside the rules. Watch his collision with Earl Campbell at the goal line. Looked like two train engines colliding in one of those Old West promos. A hard hitter, but I would not put him on this list.
This dirty play just hurts the game and the players.Nothing wrong with a good hard tackel. Trying to take someones knees out and helment to helment is not football it should be a crime.
I have two points to make. 1, JackTatum's hit on Darryl Stingley was in a meaningless preseason game. 2, You forgot Albert Haynesworth. He was a dirty player.
@@ovoxo7396 honestly, that hit says more about the NFL, the players union, and our government than the guy who hit him. Todd Bertuzzi should be rotting in jail but instead the NHL let him play again...
My high school teacher was an NFL offensive lineman for the Los Angeles Raiders in the 1980’s. He was first team all pro and the stories Mr. Bruce Edward Davis would share of the things he and other lineman used to do are crazy.
I would also include former Packer defensive end Charles Martin, for his after-the-play bodyslam of Bear quarterback Jim McMahon in 1986 onto his throwing shoulder, which put him out for the remainder of that season. It was made even worse by the fact that Martin was wearing a towel on the front of his pants that listed the uniform numbers of Bears' stars, such as McMahon, whom he intended to put out of the game.
That was a legal hit back then. Everyone tackled leading with there head. Off the field he would give you the shirt off his back. But on it he would knock you out. Tougher back then unlike today game. Pansies today.
I noticed that too, as I also watched him play as a kid. No way this list could be legit without him. Our video producer also butchered "Ndamukong Suh" in both spelling and pronunciation. lol Fun vid though!
Nick DiPaolo and Patrice O'Neal did a bit about "guys" who don't understand football, Greger. Go watch your magic the gathering tournaments and e-sports.
I couldnt imagine someone intentionally trying to take my career from me. Everything i've worked all my life for and you took it from me cause you wanted to get an edge on me...
Welcome! Are you new to this planet? I would suggest you study human behavior very seriously and watch your back or your stay here won't be a pleasant one. And remember this phrase, "People SUCK!". You'll be saying that alot the longer you stay here. Have fun!
No mention of Lyle Alzado? The man was a roof raging monster that was known to spit blood into the faces of O-Lineman pre-snap. He’s literally the reason they had to make it a rule that you can’t rip helmets off of players.
I've always thought that if you injure another player on a dirty hit (one that draws a flag), that the fine assessed to the offending player should be paid, in cash, to the victim. Add a little humility to the penalty. And also, if the injured player misses any games, the offending player should miss the same number of games without pay.
If thats the case, say if my 5th string WR catches a pass over the middle and gets wrecked, gets concussed by someone's starting linebacker then I'd just put that scrub on IR and now that team loses their starting linebacker for the year. Smaller injuries will become bigger injuries just because
@@markdarragh6620 Yeah but if I just put them on IR whether they need to go on IR or not then, that would mean the other offending player would have to miss the whole year. Do you see what I mean? Thats why that would be a dumb rule thats easy to manipulate
@@johnnyslokes2712 I completely see what you're saying, and I still say punish the jackwagons who make dirty hits. The rule won't be manipulated once the dirty crap stops. There won't be anything to manipulate.
Or don't be soft they know what they sign up for it's football not ballet besides they get paid millions they can suck it up there soft they pull a muscle in there finger and they sit out for 3 weeks I break my hand and I go back to work the next day there just spoiled baby's boo hoo they can suck it up
Need a video like this for Zaza Pachulia in the NBA. He has entire lowlight videos of him blatantly attempting to injure star players, and had like 45 total flagrant fouls. People forget that the Spurs were posing the 2017 Warriors their first threat that entire playoffs - and were kicking their asses - when Zaza immediately put an end to it. It’s honestly absurd, they were undefeated in the playoffs and Zaza Pachulia just couldn’t handle even facing a challenge for 1 entire game… And Tony Parker (16ppg that playoffs) was out for the playoffs too!
“Harrison’s nasty style led him to his great underdog story... but it also got him a name on this list...” I can’t believe he actually killed a browns player by breaking his back...
You missed a few: Chuck Bednarick, who put Frank Gifford out for an entire season with one hit and who described with delight punching Jim Brown in pile ups to try to stop him; Night Train Lane, who invented the clothesline tackle for knocking opponents unconscious; Dick Butkus, who openly gloated over players he’d injured and of whom Mike Ditka was admittedly terrified; and Mean Joe Greene who, if he felt you were holding him, threw uppercuts like a boxer going to the body and who, as a rookie, spit in Dick Butkus’s face. Butkus backed down when Greene offered to fight him right on the field. Interestingly, they’re all in the NFL Football Hall of Fame. That’s the way football was played in their day.
@@holocade4908 It's actually a valid reason when you think about it. I guarantee if any one of these guys had delivered those vicious hits to Brady back then he would not be able to play into his 40s injuries would eventually catch up to him.
I'm grateful that you kept the list with more modern players. I've seen to many list that include only players of the 60's and 70's....it was a more violent game back then...I miss those days...lol.
Should have shown Rodney Harrison's hit on knee of Rams' Trent Green which changed NFL history causing promotion of second string Kurt Warner who led Rams to Super Bowl victory and Hall of Fame. I can't believe Harrison is a national commentator now given his dirty history.
As far as James Harrison, he literally went from defensive player of the year to enemy #1 in one season. All because the NFL were hiding knowing about concussions and then couldn't hide it anymore. It just feels tragic to me that he got glorified and then vilified in just one season's time.
That's because Harrison started injuring guys from late hits. I like head hunter but it serves no purpose to head hunt a qb after already throwing the ball. The fun of head hunting is doing it when someone is coming from at you and you blow them back. Not when they are not paying attention and already threw it.
Incognito was more of a loud mouthed a-hole than a dirty player. I'm not saying he didn't have his moments on the field, but he was not "one of the dirtiest."
Roided out of his mind. Basically had that huge body coming out of high school. Kicked off the team at Nebraska. Kicked off the team (without playing a game) at Oregon. Stomped opponents. Ripped helmets off opponents. Dirty as they come. Almost as dirty as the top 2 or 3 on this list. Him & Burfict are the modern poster boys for "dirty".
And yet some of the greatest players of all time were genuine nice guys. They were superb on the field, but never broke rules or intentionally hurt someone. Men like Bob Lilly, Merlin Olsen, Howie Long. True sportsmen.
Alot of hard hitters and head hunters were nice guys off the field, because alot of hard hitters get their anger, rage and emotions out on the football field. So off the field they're all relaxed, cool, calm and collected.
they werent listing the toughest, meanest, greatest and strongest. joe greene wasnt a "dirty" player which means hurting people on purpose, and cheating. joe was mean but clean. the best defensive tackle of all time, but simply not a dirty player at all. he wouldnt have made a top 5000 list of "dirty" players. he elbowed a few guys in defense of teammates. he made hard but legal tackles.
I thought Burfict would be number one. Then again, I never watched Romanowski play or if I did, took note of him. For years before anyone else mentioned it, I thought Burfict's hit on Antonio Brown was the one that changed him. It turned AB into a monster. It's either CTE or prefrontal lobe damage. And you know what's funny? Burfict and AB are friends.
I'm surprised that Lyle Alzado is not anywhere on this list. His reputation for being a dirty player during his playing days puts many of these modern guys on the list to shame.
The only player to hit many guys with no remorse was Jack Tatum. He's the only guy to hit Daryl Stingley so hard that he paralyzed him til his death. He once said that he wouldn't apologize for the way he played football. So addicted to hitting and hurting guys that he couldn't wait to go out on the field to see who would be his next victim. He ate it like candy 🍬
0:25 Roy Williams 1:22 James Harrison 2:32 Rodney Harrison 3:37 Hines Ward 4:33 Richie Incognito 5:41 Jack Tatum 6:39 Conrad Dobler 7:35 Ndamukong Suh 8:36 Vontaze Burfict 9:48 Bill Romanowski
In the early 90’s Hines played QB for Forest Park High School on the south side of Atlanta. We could all see his greatness then. Now he’s gonna be a HOFer. Unbelievable.
I’m a Steelers fan. Harrison was straight crazy and was roided up. So was Romo who was taking two different steroids at the same time. The Tatum hit on stingley by his own admission was unnecessary however he did go to the hospital after the game and the stingley family refused to let him in the room.
Hines Ward wasn't dirty. He was a throwback, a guy who could have played in any era. None of the videos shown here show Ward making a dirty play. He blocked hard...not dirty. The block on Elliott was not against the rules. Go and watch some NFL films from the 1950s and early 1960s. Then coming about James Harrison.
Two Steelers players on here and an offensive one at that, Crack back blocking still legal at the time ward broke his jaw, James Harrison also was not penalized on the field at the time due to the current rules at the time and was fined after the fact, That being said, hey it's just hard nosed football
Half of these guys shouldn’t be on here. They were just really great players at their positions. They get paid to lay people out and they’re damn good at. You gotta have a bit of a mean streak to succeed in the NFL
Not true, most of these guys purposely try and injure their opponents or do some crazy shit to them. You have to be physical but there is such a thing as taking it too far
You could basically fill out the list with 70s Raiders/Steelers and call it a day.
That’s why Cam Chancellor was so good because he hit arguably just as hard but never in a way to purposely injure them
EXACTLY
I know EXACTLY
@@designeddemon5705 what?
@@designeddemon5705 he wasent paralyzed he just got a really bad neck injury and retired so he dosent risk getting neck paralyzed.
No.
Me: Already knowing Vontaze Burfict is on the list since he has like 7 different suspensions
And he’s been fined like 700,000 dollars throughout his career. Sheesh 😬
Wtf is with these comments? "Me:"... Why not just use "i"?
I thought YT comments were trash back in the day...
@@FlipLoLz That's not how you grammar at all...
@@wildernessrick9278 🤦♂️ Well no shit... Obviously you'd drop the suffix off... Which is yet another reason OP's comment is stupid af.
First player ever to be thrown out of the NFL for on-field dirty play
Got a laugh when it was said Bill Romanoski got into a fight with his own teammate. But, the screenshot was him grabbing Kevin Nash’s jersey in the Longest Yard.
Can a corn… can a corn and I’ll be alright
The fact that they showed clips from Burifect’s high school and college days just shows how much of a liability he truly is. Obviously, the guy only knows how to be dirty.
I live in AZ and saw his act at ASU. Not only was he a menace on the field, but the school had to deal with three settlements..one for him punching and breaking a students jaw in a pickup game of basketball, one for punching a girl in a nightclub because she slapped him for grabbing her ass, another for injuring yet another student in a on campus fight. He was part of the Dennis Erickson crime wave and because of his reputation no NFL team would touch him except the bengals. Dude is said to be bi polar but doesn’t take his meds because they made him gain weight and become passive.
He made the perfect Bengal in the day. They were renowned for drafting guys like that so they didn't have to pay them much to sign.
@@jayfelsberg1931 yup living in Cincinnati you get used to it. Same thing with Adam Jones!
My high school played his and our team was truly afraid of him
It be the dirtiest people chosen in the draft idk how most of them were drafted
Imagine if all those players played on the same team at the same time
Most of em would be suspended
They definitely wouldn’t be able to finish a game lol lose by disqualification. Imagine the fines the NFL would give out that day
They would kill the opponents
They’d be the Bad Boys Pistons of the NFL
Most of them played for the Steelers lmao
Read the book “they call me assassin”, Tatum went to the hospital the night he injured stingily, and apologized. his family cooperated it. They said he cried like a baby.
But it didn't stop him from his vicious "play."
Jack Tatum was a hard hitter that played just inside the rules. Watch his collision with Earl Campbell at the goal line. Looked like two train engines colliding in one of those Old West promos. A hard hitter, but I would not put him on this list.
This dirty play just hurts the game
and the players.Nothing wrong with a good hard tackel. Trying to take someones knees out and helment to helment is not football it should be a crime.
The raiders defense had a point system at the time.. the more injured a player.. the more points.. bunch of thugs!
@@micjam1986 Don't forget the Saints and their bounties.
Imagine playing in the league for years just to be called by the wrong name on a highlight of you getting your jaw broken....poor Kerry Collins
his voice sounds like the uncle that hugs a little to long.
Yes so true
🤣
ya, he's trying too hard to sound ominous
Ikr
That’s creepy
Bill romanowski was the first person I thought of when I saw this video
Same
I thought of Vontaze Burfict
@@revolvernyce6555 fr
Bro same haha 😂
Same i wouldn't want to play against him tho....
I have two points to make. 1, JackTatum's hit on Darryl Stingley was in a meaningless preseason game. 2, You forgot Albert Haynesworth. He was a dirty player.
Who was that guy he stepped on?
Doesn’t matter if the game was meaningless the life of another is not get your shit straight
@@ovoxo7396 you don’t understand the point they were making
@@ovoxo7396 honestly, that hit says more about the NFL, the players union, and our government than the guy who hit him. Todd Bertuzzi should be rotting in jail but instead the NHL let him play again...
to me another one was Cornell Green
My high school teacher was an NFL offensive lineman for the Los Angeles Raiders in the 1980’s. He was first team all pro and the stories Mr. Bruce Edward Davis would share of the things he and other lineman used to do are crazy.
This is the perfect voice for this video
Ya but it gets kinda annoying don’t u think 😂
@@ed23prod.18yea but the content goated so idgaf
Yeah it kinda gets annoying
Fr
No it’s annoying😂
So this is what Batman does during his off time
I would also include former Packer defensive end Charles Martin, for his after-the-play bodyslam of Bear quarterback Jim McMahon in 1986 onto his throwing shoulder, which put him out for the remainder of that season. It was made even worse by the fact that Martin was wearing a towel on the front of his pants that listed the uniform numbers of Bears' stars, such as McMahon, whom he intended to put out of the game.
The guy who picked up Jim Mcmann and head slammed him into the ground well after the play should have gone to jail right from the field.
😭😭😭
Charles Martin...that was the first multi-game suspension ever given to a player for an on-the-field action in NFL history.
Jack Tatum killed someone and stayed in the game nfl back then was weird
Deveri Crawford which led to his death 30 years later
Jonathan P oh
Deveri Crawford Thanks for the info
@Andrew Coleman That’s who they’re taking about
That was a legal hit back then. Everyone tackled leading with there head. Off the field he would give you the shirt off his back. But on it he would knock you out. Tougher back then unlike today game. Pansies today.
the guy that’s speaking sounds scary
wallpaprgod he sounds like Amon from the lok
Candy Allen yes
He’s cool
Ferreal! haha I had to pause it to see these comments real quick and catch a breath 😂
@@Wintonburger omg yes he does
FYI "Dobler" is pronounced "dough-bler". Source - grew up watching him play.
I didn't care for his play but I liked his Miller Lite commercial.
I noticed that too, as I also watched him play as a kid. No way this list could be legit without him. Our video producer also butchered "Ndamukong Suh" in both spelling and pronunciation. lol Fun vid though!
Connie made the rest of these guys look like choir boys ... except for Romanowsky of course
Hey... As he said, they stick fingers inside the mask, they deserve to be bit.
He was a horrible radio host.
Oh my gosh that was driving me crazy!
It really boggles my mind how some players actually WANT to injure the other team. Really shows you how disgusting humans are.
It's all about MONEY. These guys will do anything to keep their position on the team and hope for an increase in pay.
Nick DiPaolo and Patrice O'Neal did a bit about "guys" who don't understand football, Greger.
Go watch your magic the gathering tournaments and e-sports.
They are called modern day gladiators……have you seen Spartacus 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm surprised that people are surprised by anything these criminals in helmets do.
I couldnt imagine someone intentionally trying to take my career from me. Everything i've worked all my life for and you took it from me cause you wanted to get an edge on me...
Welcome! Are you new to this planet? I would suggest you study human behavior very seriously and watch your back or your stay here won't be a pleasant one. And remember this phrase, "People SUCK!". You'll be saying that alot the longer you stay here.
Have fun!
@@patrickfarley8036 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@patrick farley you are the greatest
They allow it to happen
Trying to take your LIFE from you, never mind career.
No mention of Lyle Alzado? The man was a roof raging monster that was known to spit blood into the faces of O-Lineman pre-snap.
He’s literally the reason they had to make it a rule that you can’t rip helmets off of players.
Exactly,dude was nuts.
Totally agree he should’ve been on the list!
Alzado may have been crazy, but actually he was a clean player.
I've always thought that if you injure another player on a dirty hit (one that draws a flag), that the fine assessed to the offending player should be paid, in cash, to the victim. Add a little humility to the penalty. And also, if the injured player misses any games, the offending player should miss the same number of games without pay.
If thats the case, say if my 5th string WR catches a pass over the middle and gets wrecked, gets concussed by someone's starting linebacker then I'd just put that scrub on IR and now that team loses their starting linebacker for the year. Smaller injuries will become bigger injuries just because
@@johnnyslokes2712 A dirty hit is a dirty hit, whether on the starter or the 5th string.
@@markdarragh6620 Yeah but if I just put them on IR whether they need to go on IR or not then, that would mean the other offending player would have to miss the whole year. Do you see what I mean? Thats why that would be a dumb rule thats easy to manipulate
@@johnnyslokes2712 I completely see what you're saying, and I still say punish the jackwagons who make dirty hits. The rule won't be manipulated once the dirty crap stops. There won't be anything to manipulate.
Or don't be soft they know what they sign up for it's football not ballet besides they get paid millions they can suck it up there soft they pull a muscle in there finger and they sit out for 3 weeks I break my hand and I go back to work the next day there just spoiled baby's boo hoo they can suck it up
Need a video like this for Zaza Pachulia in the NBA. He has entire lowlight videos of him blatantly attempting to injure star players, and had like 45 total flagrant fouls.
People forget that the Spurs were posing the 2017 Warriors their first threat that entire playoffs - and were kicking their asses - when Zaza immediately put an end to it.
It’s honestly absurd, they were undefeated in the playoffs and Zaza Pachulia just couldn’t handle even facing a challenge for 1 entire game…
And Tony Parker (16ppg that playoffs) was out for the playoffs too!
also Giannis the new Zaza
@@joezxc😂 you’re joking
Am I the only one that noticed aaron Rodgers names spelled wrong on ndamukong suh's clip
Gl1tch38 no I noticed that it was spelled “Aron Rodgers”
@@kpbarnett lol my mistake
I know Conrad really well saw him all the time when I moved back to Missouri. Guy is super nice in person.
I love that one of the photos of Romanowski was a still from The Longest Yard! The other player in the still is Kevin Nash! LMAO!!!!!
Bill romanowski was the first person I thought of when I saw this video
“Harrison’s nasty style led him to his great underdog story... but it also got him a name on this list...”
I can’t believe he actually killed a browns player by breaking his back...
Can’t believe that either. Almost like it never happened.
Now say “Bobby Newport has never had a real job.... in his life”
Hahahahahahahaha, I just spit soda all over my screen....you win youtube for today :)
Alright now we’re just wasting time..
4:54 he definetly went incognito with that block
I’m so confused on why he didn’t say jack lambert
There were maybe to many steelers?
Because he was too dirty and that’s coming from a steelers fan
he wasn't a dirty player, he was just a tough and always going 100% player
@@reeseallen7539 fax
@@cjcolgan6408 he wasn’t a dirty player
The Giants helmet at 7:29 is dope. Never seen that one. Thirty years of watching old highlights and yearbook films. Not once have I seen that one.
nor have i they look really cool good eye
This narrator is awesome. Keep up the good work
Every player that shows up “worlds most dangerous football player”
DOPPLER #66 Such a jerkoff evil sick man!!!
I thought Odell would be on here he slaps so many players when refs arent looking
He also hit Normans head with his shoulder but the refs saw it
hes to soft
@@Luh.J1tty who odell or Norman
@@jevas-potato1145 both but as least odell is still relevant lol
I thought jalen ramsey would be on here
Downright poor humans that's funny! Great video keep doing what you do!
Hines Ward was just a reciever who could block.
You missed a few: Chuck Bednarick, who put Frank Gifford out for an entire season with one hit and who described with delight punching Jim Brown in pile ups to try to stop him; Night Train Lane, who invented the clothesline tackle for knocking opponents unconscious; Dick Butkus, who openly gloated over players he’d injured and of whom Mike Ditka was admittedly terrified; and Mean Joe Greene who, if he felt you were holding him, threw uppercuts like a boxer going to the body and who, as a rookie, spit in Dick Butkus’s face. Butkus backed down when Greene offered to fight him right on the field. Interestingly, they’re all in the NFL Football Hall of Fame. That’s the way football was played in their day.
Dont forget lawrence taylor
Kinda why I refrain from calling Brady GOAT. I really don't think he could take the hits that those quarterbacks did in those days.
@@terrymd3293 Thats a really stupid reason.
@@holocade4908 It's actually a valid reason when you think about it. I guarantee if any one of these guys had delivered those vicious hits to Brady back then he would not be able to play into his 40s injuries would eventually catch up to him.
@@holocade4908 Aw, come on, give the guy a break. Lawrence Taylor was coked out of his mind.
Now I don’t wanna play no more cause I feel like imma get fricken paralyzed
then you deffinatly shouldnt be playing lol smh
I'm grateful that you kept the list with more modern players. I've seen to many list that include only players of the 60's and 70's....it was a more violent game back then...I miss those days...lol.
Should have shown Rodney Harrison's hit on knee of Rams' Trent Green which changed NFL history causing promotion of second string Kurt Warner who led Rams to Super Bowl victory and Hall of Fame. I can't believe Harrison is a national commentator now given his dirty history.
As far as James Harrison, he literally went from defensive player of the year to enemy #1 in one season. All because the NFL were hiding knowing about concussions and then couldn't hide it anymore. It just feels tragic to me that he got glorified and then vilified in just one season's time.
That's because Harrison started injuring guys from late hits. I like head hunter but it serves no purpose to head hunt a qb after already throwing the ball. The fun of head hunting is doing it when someone is coming from at you and you blow them back. Not when they are not paying attention and already threw it.
The Steelers had like 40% or all of them
Mean Joe Green should be on this list
Raiders and Steelers games in the 70s and 80s were like World Wars in pads
@@yaahlabanyamyan144 QBs like Brady would be whining their ass on the bench from getting hit and hit hard. The turf on those fields were garbage too.
I know it was only once so I didn’t expect him on here but thought of Mason Rudolph’s brawl with Myles Garrett when I saw this
This guy has the right voice for these type videos..👍😝
There's no question incognito had a great career though. He was one of the best on every team at every stop he made.
almost everyone on here had hall of fame careers
Incognito was more of a loud mouthed a-hole than a dirty player. I'm not saying he didn't have his moments on the field, but he was not "one of the dirtiest."
Incognito had a habit of earning personal foul penalties late in the game at important situations.
@@gabrielrockman Exactly. He was a good player, but stupid.
Roided out of his mind. Basically had that huge body coming out of high school. Kicked off the team at Nebraska. Kicked off the team (without playing a game) at Oregon. Stomped opponents. Ripped helmets off opponents. Dirty as they come. Almost as dirty as the top 2 or 3 on this list. Him & Burfict are the modern poster boys for "dirty".
This guy makes this vid even better for dirty players
This is an AMAZING video experience. Damn.
Knew berfect when he was in HS. my dads friend was his high school coach. Hes always been a rough hitter with a bad temper
You forgot Jonathan Vilma a linebacker who was apart of the 2009 saints bounty gate
8:50 The fact that Andy Janovich got right back up after taking that hit... Jano is such a stud
And yet some of the greatest players of all time were genuine nice guys. They were superb on the field, but never broke rules or intentionally hurt someone. Men like Bob Lilly, Merlin Olsen, Howie Long. True sportsmen.
you mean white?
@@basketballfocus7260 no, I think he means same ppl. Most ppl in the NFL aren't there to end careers.
How you not gonna mention Dawkins?
@@basketballfocus7260 As in Reggie White? Yes, he was another one.
Alot of hard hitters and head hunters were nice guys off the field, because alot of hard hitters get their anger, rage and emotions out on the football field. So off the field they're all relaxed, cool, calm and collected.
They missed Joe Green........ he even had the nickname, Mean Joe Green. He played for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
I know the whole video I was hoping he’d pop up
they werent listing the toughest, meanest, greatest and strongest. joe greene wasnt a "dirty" player which means hurting people on purpose, and cheating. joe was mean but clean. the best defensive tackle of all time, but simply not a dirty player at all. he wouldnt have made a top 5000 list of "dirty" players. he elbowed a few guys in defense of teammates. he made hard but legal tackles.
Joe kicked guys in the nuts. It's on film best steeler ever but had dirty moments.
True about Greene being clean.
Now some of his teammates, like Jack Lambert, Dwight White, and Glen Edwards, on the other hand...
Greene was a clean tackler, bit he did have his anger management issues on the field at times.
I thought Burfict would be number one. Then again, I never watched Romanowski play or if I did, took note of him. For years before anyone else mentioned it, I thought Burfict's hit on Antonio Brown was the one that changed him. It turned AB into a monster. It's either CTE or prefrontal lobe damage. And you know what's funny? Burfict and AB are friends.
I clicked just to make sure Romanowski was included. Good video.
you better change that thumbnail. Andre is one of the cleanest chillest dudes out there. Out here making him seem like a menace.
And I saw the game when Tatum put Stingley in a wheelchair. That was for a 150 dollar bet. Read Tatum's book. Brutal.
Tatum is a murderer
Why do you sound like the voice for the mercs in BO2? “Don’t stop till there all dead”
lmaoo
I'm surprised that Lyle Alzado is not anywhere on this list. His reputation for being a dirty player during his playing days puts many of these modern guys on the list to shame.
Yo why does this feel like one of those team captain reels from blitz the league 2 lmao
Does anybody remember Conrad Dobler?
The only player to hit many guys with no remorse was Jack Tatum. He's the only guy to hit Daryl Stingley so hard that he paralyzed him til his death. He once said that he wouldn't apologize for the way he played football. So addicted to hitting and hurting guys that he couldn't wait to go out on the field to see who would be his next victim. He ate it like candy 🍬
0:25 Roy Williams
1:22 James Harrison
2:32 Rodney Harrison
3:37 Hines Ward
4:33 Richie Incognito
5:41 Jack Tatum
6:39 Conrad Dobler
7:35 Ndamukong Suh
8:36 Vontaze Burfict
9:48 Bill Romanowski
Dude your voice is so deep and satisfying
8:07 you guys spelled Aaron Rodgers wrong, but you guys are my favorite sports channel!
shut tf up
How’s he gonna put Andre Johnson in the thumbnail but not on the list?
Clickbait
Bc hes not a dirty player by any means lol
I think it was supposed to be for Finnegan? But he wasn't in the video either, lol
Hines Ward got a lot of hate because he flipped the script on defenses by making the hunters become the hunted.
Yeah, if it were up to me, I probably would have replaced him with either Charles Martin or Jonathan Vilma.
Can we appreciate that this video is exactly 11 Minutes long?
Some of these players have serious issues, what goes around comes around
Facts they don’t even care about the repercussions of their dirty play I was glad that the nfl ended vontaze burfict’s season
What repercussions they are still rich. No accountability
In the early 90’s Hines played QB for Forest Park High School on the south side of Atlanta. We could all see his greatness then. Now he’s gonna be a HOFer. Unbelievable.
I was glad to see Rodney Harrison, but thought he should have higher on the list. I am also surprised not to see Chuck Cecil on the list.
I was waiting for vontez burfict
I subbed for the voice alone
Hines Ward earned his place on the list.Those blind side blocks were filthy.
My favorite is when Suh kicked that QB in the balls lol 😂
Is no one gonna talk about how he spelled Aaron Rodgers name
Aron Rodgers lol
His voice narration=superb
I wish he showed clips of what he was talking about at the time.
“The greatest blocking wide receiver of all time” as he is jumping to catch a pass
Imagine Bill Romanowski and jack Tatum on the team in the 70s
It would be badass
I’m a Steelers fan. Harrison was straight crazy and was roided up. So was Romo who was taking two different steroids at the same time. The Tatum hit on stingley by his own admission was unnecessary however he did go to the hospital after the game and the stingley family refused to let him in the room.
As they should've done, to be honest. Tatum didn't deserve the opportunity to clear his conscience after that.
You forgot Charles Martin of the 80s Packers
Very Good!..
This is the most crispiest voice I’ve ever heard XD
Hines Ward wasn't dirty. He was a throwback, a guy who could have played in any era. None of the videos shown here show Ward making a dirty play. He blocked hard...not dirty. The block on Elliott was not against the rules.
Go and watch some NFL films from the 1950s and early 1960s. Then coming about James Harrison.
I didn’t know that mean guard in the longest yard movie with Adam Sandler was a mean dirty evil linebacker 😂😂
Honorable Mentions: Bryan Cox, Cortland Finnegan
Two Steelers players on here and an offensive one at that,
Crack back blocking still legal at the time ward broke his jaw,
James Harrison also was not penalized on the field at the time due to the current rules at the time and was fined after the fact,
That being said, hey it's just hard nosed football
No, it’s a dirty piece of 💩
Lyle Alzado could have been included
These guys are awesome
This is a good video
I really don’t think Hines Ward was that dirty, honestly his hits are just part of football.
Who else came just to see vonteze berfict
If Jack Tatum wouldn't have paralyzed Darryl Stingley, I think he would have been in the HOF.
I like the gangland voice they use for these
Me having everyone on this list on my MUT team...
Half of these guys shouldn’t be on here. They were just really great players at their positions. They get paid to lay people out and they’re damn good at. You gotta have a bit of a mean streak to succeed in the NFL
No
Not true, most of these guys purposely try and injure their opponents or do some crazy shit to them. You have to be physical but there is such a thing as taking it too far
Already knowing entering the video that Mr. Vontez Burfict is on here
Many did the Horse collar, Roy Williams just used it more because he was trailing in coverage, not because he was a dirty player.
What’s good early gang
Awesome Dabber What’s good
Jack tatium wasn’t dirty that was the 1970
What about Lucy? She'd actively sabotage the kicker to the point of injuring him!
The title is "Dirtiest", not "Most Evil".