Roy Williams - not dirty James Harrison - not dirty Rodney Harrison - semi-dirty Heinz Ward - tenacious, not dirty Richie Incognito - very very dirty Jack Tatum - slightly dirty Conrad Dobler - dirty Ndamukong Suh - Filthy pt 1 Vontaze Burfict - Filthy pt 2 Bill Romanowski - Muddy
Andre Johnson, the guy in your thumbnail, definitely was not a dirty player. He was one of the quietest, humblest and best receivers in the game during his time. He dominated the NFL for a while and never talk a single word of shit to anyone just letting his play on the field do the talking for him.
Agree. Hines Ward and James Harrison not dirty either. They selectively edited the Harrison quotation which I paraphrase here: "I wanted to hurt the player, but I did not want to injure anyone". "Hurt" as in make it hurt when he hit them, not injure. This video creator was lazy with many of these.
I've never cheered for someone to finally get their's more than when Steelers wide receiver, and rookie JuJu Smith-Shuester blind side hit Vontez Burfect a little later in that same game (if I remember correctly) and laid him right out on the field. What goes around comes back around 🤙
The irony of that clip is John Gruden is commentating and really rips into JuJu for how bad his actions were, then later Gruden signed Burfect to the Raiders when he was hired to coach again and that's where Burfect essentially got kicked out of the league
Blindside blocks are illegal now. I only consider players who continue to break the rules that are in place as dirty. Tatum hit that unfortunately paralyzed player and led to his death wasn't illegal at the time and honestly didn't change until much later.
Helmet to helmet is currently illegal. In College you can be ejected for it. There was a tight end for the Patriots, Aaron Hernandez, that got murder charges. There was also a receiver for the Panthers, Rae Carruth, that had somenone else shoot his pregnant girlfriend. Go back to pre-forward pass days, you will find fatalities.\ 11:25 I was watching that game Suh got ejected after that play. 12:32 watched that game too. That penalty put the Steelers in range for a game winning field goal.
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Fun fact: Ndungukong Sue started off playing soccer but since he was not able to release all of his frustrations out on the pitch and, kept getting red cards; he moved on to football.
I was at a Bills game back when Conrad Dobler was playing for Buffalo. The Lineman he was facing gouged his eyes through his facemask during the play. He complained to the Officials, but they ignored him (because he did shit like that all the time). I had 30 yard line seats and they were lined up right in front of me. I saw him get fouled and KNEW payback was coming. The same guy lined up and 1 second before the ball moved, I saw Doblers' arm shoot across the Line Of Scrimmage, and grabbed his facemask and Yanked Him Off His Feet...and ripped it off his helmet and dropped it on the turf...Dobler didn't get called for that one, either,
Steroids were (are?) a contributor to player aggression. In his retirement Romanowski in particular has admitted to juicing and roid rage during his career.
Yeah, but only enforced on the defense. Offensive players lead with their head all the time. Same with illegal hands to the face. People like travis Henry can stiff arm people into a backflip and it's no problem. Even the new kick off rule is to give the Offense better field position. The nfl changes rules to promote Offense that's it, they pretend it is for safety, that's bullshit. The nfl wants new fans and most new fans don't understand football, they only understand scoring. The nfl is willing to destroy the game for profit
The rules that have made the game genuinely safer, I'm good with. The rules that make things fluffy for no real reason are stupid. Definitely do not like any players hurting people on purpose. Romanowski punched hi teammate and it tore his cornea or retina. He was blinded in the damaged eye and had to retire. Romanowski was later found to be using steroids.
And his grandson Derek Stingley Jr is now a beast for the Texans at DB! Part of our(LSU) legendary championship run he was shutdown Corner as a true freshman!
That Jack Tatum hit on Darryl Stingley that left Stingley paralyzed - that's the worst on-field injury any NFL player has ever suffered - even worse than Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest. Luckily that's the only incident that has ever left an NFL player with paralysis. Now long-term brain damage from repeated concussions - that's a lot harder to identify and quantify. But Darryl Stingley just recently died - so he had to live several decades with his injury. I never liked Jack Tatum for that reason. Enjoying your reactions - thanks for posting this one.
"Luckily that's the only incident that has ever left an NFL player with paralysis." I guess it depends on how you define leaving someone paralyzed. There's partially, permanently, lingering effects, etc. Some of these guys or their fans may disagree. th-cam.com/video/gSfXEJAIOY4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=uKzLttQq0M0AG-nd
Jack Tatum never apologized or showed remorse after he hit him and was never inducted into the Hall of Fame and he died from a heart attack a few years after Darryl Stingley's death
I stopped watching football when more and more rules were put in place because of injury. It's not that I want anyone injured, but the possibility of it happening goes hand in hand with the game how it was created and intended to be played. As for those who hand out major hits. Many later pay a heavy price due to the accumulated damage their own bodies received from handing out such hits. Some shorten their own careers by handing out very heavy hits. Ex-Chicago Bear Doug Plank was one such player. Plank was considered one of the hardest hitting safeties in the game. That effort took a physical toll, and he retired before the Bears reached their peak in 1985. Plank and Gary Fencik were dubbed "The Hit Men." Doug Plank retired at the age of 31 due to neck damage from his head first Kamikaze-style hits and tackles. --- Darryl Stingley died from heart disease and pneumonia complicated by quadriplegia.
Football is a sport. Playing defense is a life decision either be willing to give your life or take the ballcarriers life tackle after tackle or dont suit up. I played safety and the goal was to end the game either with the W or a trip to the E.R.
A little context for Ndamukong Suh head-pinning arm-stomp: the other guy kept untying his shoes, forcing him off the field. An extreme reaction? Yes, but neither player was innocent there.
Andre Johnson was never dirty. He just had enough of Finnegans BS. Cortland Finnegan was the one that was at fault for his beat down. He was nonstop trying to piss ppl off and even got dirty in order to get under ppls skin. Andre had enough lol. We all loved it too.
That Debo clip was out of line everyone on that Steeler's defense was paying fines that season before the rule changes. Tomlin wanted those boys head bangin they had to compete with Baltimore.
A lot of these guys were 100% playing by the rules of the time. Rodney Harrison was a straight menace, but 90% of his hits were legal. At the time. Now, he wouldn't last a season. It sucks, but I get it. I just miss football the way it's supposed to be played, and so do a lot of the players. The only guys on this list I'd say were TRULY dirty, would be Romo, Conrad Dobler, Burfict, maybe Tatum? Football is a violent, psychopaths sport. You cannot survive at that level without being at least a little bit crazy. I don't blame them, if you ever played football, it's not safe 😂 you better protect yourself, or you're going to end up in a body cast
I'm surprised Charles Martin wasn't on this list....back in the '80's, during a game with the Bears, he had a hit list with players jersey numbers on a hand towel out of the front of his uniform pants
I played for 11 years prior to no helmet to helmet. I hate that rule and here is why. For longevity a player would happily take a hit in the head than a hit in the knee. I am no nfl or college player but u can’t hit anyone high anymore so to avoid fines and penalties you are forced to hit them low. Football is violent and nfl is about money, most players don’t have guaranteed contracts so if they don’t play they don’t make money. So a concussion out for a week or torn acl out for a year. Every player will take a concussion. No one plays football saying it is a safe sport and I won’t get injured, it is not if, it is when.
Its not about hard hitting anymore it’s about safe spaces they have tried to legislate hitting out of football in next few years it will be flag football this video is side of the perspective they have tried to take defense out of all sports just run up the score make it a video game no sports resemble what I grew up with it’s all KUM BY YA
Both of you are correct helmet to helmet tackling is now illegal by both college football & NFL. There is also another tactic called targeting illegal too. Both of them can give out maximum penalty of 15 yards plus suspected player can be ejected from the game and possible fined and or suspended. Rugby is a rough sport no doubt, but NFL (American Football) is a collision sport. Imagine 300+ lbs. linemen going at full speed (4.5 to 5 sec)
@@PapaEli-pz8ffDobler was actually a nice guy off the field. Met him in the early 80's at his Cardinals' teammate Nick Bebout's bar in Shoshone Wyoming. Kind of weird Conrad went to the University of Wyoming, Nick didn't but settled in a small town there.
Roy Williams wasn't even a dirty player. He shouldn't be on this list. That type of tackling wasn't illegal when he did it. But anyways love your videos guys, keep it up ❤👍
You gotta understand that football is a violent sport, from Pop Warner to the NFL. If you start young, violence is ingrained into you. The only instruction my father ever gave me about football was the day before my 1st game. He told to remember that the other players had the same pads on that i did. Basically saying hit as hard as you can, till it hurts you. Also when you step onto the field you have to develop a certain type of persona. You have no friends, relatives or people you care about other than your teammates. Teammates you defend with your life, opponents hurt 'em if you can but give them something to remember you for.
Some people want all the glory even if it's bad because they are egotistic or just makes them feel more like a man but first player was definitely a panocha and to act hard after is crazy.
Hey Yass, Fats. If you really truly want to learn about the NFL, I recommend watch these video's on TH-cam, NFL 72, NFL 73, AND NFL 74. Yass for some reason actually understands the concept of the game and the strategies of it. Watch the video's, listen to the musical scores, and listen to the voice of God, the great John Facenda. Watch as much old school NFL as possible.
Of course Bill Romanowski is number 1. I mean, he threw a microwave at one of his teammates. I have an honorable mention: Michael Irving Not a dirty player, per se, but he stabbed his teammate on the neck, with a pair of barber scissors because, while the teammate was in the middle of getting his cut, Irving went all big brother picking on little brother on him because he wanted his turn NOW👶. When no was said, well, you know the rest.
1) not all these hits were dirty hits, some were legal hits and later the rules changed to make them illegal...if it's legal, it's not dirty. 2) often times there is missing context, like things done or said that led up to the moment a player goes over the line to punish some other player. Many hits are made by a team that everyone knows is an attempt to injure or end a career, and when they do these hits, there is a response that either a player or a teammate will do, and it isn't always on the player doing the first wrong, as many times Defensive players will take out a star because the star's teammates were trying to take out multiple players of theirs. 3) I believe every one of these players, went to SuperBowls
Football is a gladiator sport. However guys that want to seriously hurt other players are just mean. I’d hate to live with one of them, because you can’t leave that kind of personality on the field. Anger issues carry over into real life. Spitting in someone’s face is one of the vilest things you can do imo. It’s unnecessary and plain foul.
Suh did some dirty shit kicking players when they were down but he never did anything like some of the others no career ending shit just some dumb after the whistle shit
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Roy Williams - not dirty
James Harrison - not dirty
Rodney Harrison - semi-dirty
Heinz Ward - tenacious, not dirty
Richie Incognito - very very dirty
Jack Tatum - slightly dirty
Conrad Dobler - dirty
Ndamukong Suh - Filthy pt 1
Vontaze Burfict - Filthy pt 2
Bill Romanowski - Muddy
100% agree
Albert Hanesworth should have a place on this list. He stomped on Andre Gurode's simply because he was getting dominated.
This is perfect
Niqqa james harrison was dirty aswell as roy
@@bankrollplays5744 James Harrison wasn't dirty, he was just violent. They changed rules bc of him, and he eventually changed within those rules.
Andre Johnson, the guy in your thumbnail, definitely was not a dirty player. He was one of the quietest, humblest and best receivers in the game during his time. He dominated the NFL for a while and never talk a single word of shit to anyone just letting his play on the field do the talking for him.
He’s probably there bc he had a famous on the field fight, but it started bc the corner he punched (who was known for being dirty) provoked him
i'd say it was showing cortland finnegan, one of the dirtiest players ever who started that fight.
Agree. Hines Ward and James Harrison not dirty either. They selectively edited the Harrison quotation which I paraphrase here: "I wanted to hurt the player, but I did not want to injure anyone". "Hurt" as in make it hurt when he hit them, not injure. This video creator was lazy with many of these.
@gregcable3250 You're obviously a Steelers fan, Harrison is debatable, but Hines Ward was definitely dirty.
@TheGriffinjr9 even some of Cortland's teammates gave props to Andre after the game for handling him.
Head to head DELIBERATELY is illegal
It's still encouraged in my room😳
That's why the nfl is soft now 🤷♂️
@@CHARLAAYYY preventing the easiest way to get a concussion is soft?
@@CHARLAAYYY Fewer concussions to the players after they leave the game and less long-term brain trauma is soft to you?
@@CHARLAAYYY head to head can literally cause death
I've never cheered for someone to finally get their's more than when Steelers wide receiver, and rookie JuJu Smith-Shuester blind side hit Vontez Burfect a little later in that same game (if I remember correctly) and laid him right out on the field. What goes around comes back around 🤙
The irony of that clip is John Gruden is commentating and really rips into JuJu for how bad his actions were, then later Gruden signed Burfect to the Raiders when he was hired to coach again and that's where Burfect essentially got kicked out of the league
It wasn't the same game as the one where he smacked AB. It was the next season
Wasn’t the same game cause that was the last game of the year.
@OhTrappyTrap yeah I should have googled it beforehand, but then I wouldn't have even bothered to post the comment after lol
The actual quote fom James Harrison is " I try to hurt people, I don't want to injure them I want to hurt them."
Despite what rugby players think…..American Football is a brutal sport.
Blindside blocks are illegal now. I only consider players who continue to break the rules that are in place as dirty. Tatum hit that unfortunately paralyzed player and led to his death wasn't illegal at the time and honestly didn't change until much later.
And don't forget, in the same secondary with Tatum was Lester "The Molester" Hayes for the last 2 or 3 years of The Assassins career.
Tatum also played with George Atkinson or "Dr. Death". They were all members of "The Soul Patrol".
Roy Williams as a dirty player is a stretch. He's remembered as being a top 5 hitter ever. He didn't need the horse collar to take anyone down.
Helmet to helmet is currently illegal. In College you can be ejected for it. There was a tight end for the Patriots, Aaron Hernandez, that got murder charges. There was also a receiver for the Panthers, Rae Carruth, that had somenone else shoot his pregnant girlfriend. Go back to pre-forward pass days, you will find fatalities.\
11:25 I was watching that game Suh got ejected after that play. 12:32 watched that game too. That penalty put the Steelers in range for a game winning field goal.
Neither Carruth nor Hernadez were dirty on the feild, however, both were awful human beings.
@@matthewlawlis2421 Agreed.
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Helmet to helmet is a BIG no-no in NFL.....if deliberate, fine and suspension may be in the near future
Alot of these player where b4 it was illegal
Fun fact: Ndungukong Sue started off playing soccer but since he was not able to release all of his frustrations out on the pitch and, kept getting red cards; he moved on to football.
To show Patrick Willis at the beginning of video is disrespectful, Willis is a class act.
Concussions and traumatic brain injury is no joke. I have Parkinson's now from all the head injuries I've had over the years. Terrible disease.
I was at a Bills game back when Conrad Dobler was playing for Buffalo. The Lineman he was facing gouged his eyes through his facemask during the play. He complained to the Officials, but they ignored him (because he did shit like that all the time). I had 30 yard line seats and they were lined up right in front of me. I saw him get fouled and KNEW payback was coming. The same guy lined up and 1 second before the ball moved, I saw Doblers' arm shoot across the Line Of Scrimmage, and grabbed his facemask and Yanked Him Off His Feet...and ripped it off his helmet and dropped it on the turf...Dobler didn't get called for that one, either,
Steroids were (are?) a contributor to player aggression. In his retirement Romanowski in particular has admitted to juicing and roid rage during his career.
Wasn't there a U-tube video calling Lyle Alzado the dirtiest / nastiest or meanest player? And he didn't even make the list.
Andre Johnson is hitting courtland Finnegan in that thumbnail and Finnegan was absolutely a dirty player going after knees and ankles.
Head to head is a 15 yard personal foul. If it's flagrant you can be thrown out of the game with possible fines and suspension.
Yeah, but only enforced on the defense. Offensive players lead with their head all the time. Same with illegal hands to the face. People like travis Henry can stiff arm people into a backflip and it's no problem. Even the new kick off rule is to give the Offense better field position. The nfl changes rules to promote Offense that's it, they pretend it is for safety, that's bullshit. The nfl wants new fans and most new fans don't understand football, they only understand scoring. The nfl is willing to destroy the game for profit
The rules that have made the game genuinely safer, I'm good with. The rules that make things fluffy for no real reason are stupid. Definitely do not like any players hurting people on purpose. Romanowski punched hi teammate and it tore his cornea or retina. He was blinded in the damaged eye and had to retire. Romanowski was later found to be using steroids.
When your Testosterone is above 3,000 you just not give a s*t.....👍👍👍
Darryl Stingley died in 2007 at the age of 55 many years after being hit and paralyzed by Tatum.
And his grandson Derek Stingley Jr is now a beast for the Texans at DB!
Part of our(LSU) legendary championship run he was shutdown Corner as a true freshman!
That Jack Tatum hit on Darryl Stingley that left Stingley paralyzed - that's the worst on-field injury any NFL player has ever suffered - even worse than Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest. Luckily that's the only incident that has ever left an NFL player with paralysis. Now long-term brain damage from repeated concussions - that's a lot harder to identify and quantify. But Darryl Stingley just recently died - so he had to live several decades with his injury. I never liked Jack Tatum for that reason. Enjoying your reactions - thanks for posting this one.
"Luckily that's the only incident that has ever left an NFL player with paralysis."
I guess it depends on how you define leaving someone paralyzed. There's partially, permanently, lingering effects, etc. Some of these guys or their fans may disagree.
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The script writer didn't make that point clear about Darryl Stingley's death.
Chuck Hughes of the Detroit Lions died on the field in 1971 with 62 seconds left and they finished the game. A different era.
Jack Tatum never apologized or showed remorse after he hit him and was never inducted into the Hall of Fame and he died from a heart attack a few years after Darryl Stingley's death
Hines Ward was the first real blocking receiver. Other offensive players weren't used to getting played out by other offensive players
Roses are red,
The sunset is perfect,
Unnecessary roughness,
Vontaze Burfict 😝
I stopped watching football when more and more rules were put in place because of injury. It's not that I want anyone injured, but the possibility of it happening goes hand in hand with the game how it was created and intended to be played. As for those who hand out major hits. Many later pay a heavy price due to the accumulated damage their own bodies received from handing out such hits. Some shorten their own careers by handing out very heavy hits. Ex-Chicago Bear Doug Plank was one such player. Plank was considered one of the hardest hitting safeties in the game. That effort took a physical toll, and he retired before the Bears reached their peak in 1985. Plank and Gary Fencik were dubbed "The Hit Men." Doug Plank retired at the age of 31 due to neck damage from his head first Kamikaze-style hits and tackles. --- Darryl Stingley died from heart disease and pneumonia complicated by quadriplegia.
Andre Rison used to spray PAM cooking spray on his pants when he played for the Falcons.
honorable mention: aquib talib aka the eye poker
As a side note. The captain of the dirty team has acted in a bunch of movies. Weird
Football is a sport. Playing defense is a life decision either be willing to give your life or take the ballcarriers life tackle after tackle or dont suit up. I played safety and the goal was to end the game either with the W or a trip to the E.R.
Honestly as a raiders fan in shocked there’s only three of our guys on here. Raiders have a history of succeeding with psychopaths. Our psychopaths
There have been some players that would be better off in prison. If they didn't play football they probably would be in prison for a major crime.
A little context for Ndamukong Suh head-pinning arm-stomp: the other guy kept untying his shoes, forcing him off the field. An extreme reaction? Yes, but neither player was innocent there.
Anyone saying it's going soft most assuredly doesn't play sport at that level, or are former players who can't remember their kids names. lol
Andre Johnson was never dirty. He just had enough of Finnegans BS. Cortland Finnegan was the one that was at fault for his beat down. He was nonstop trying to piss ppl off and even got dirty in order to get under ppls skin. Andre had enough lol. We all loved it too.
That Debo clip was out of line everyone on that Steeler's defense was paying fines that season before the rule changes. Tomlin wanted those boys head bangin they had to compete with Baltimore.
Carrying on doing banned things also likely to be to try to keep the intimidation
OJ Simpson was nasty on and off the field. He had moves like no other and could slice and dice with the best of them 😂❤😂
He did some slicing and dicing off the field.
Waiting for Lawrence Taylor.
LT was a very clean player. Maybe he had the dirtiest drug test though.
NHL glass-breaking moments or MLB home plate collisions.
romocop, as he was called back in the day
A lot of these guys were 100% playing by the rules of the time. Rodney Harrison was a straight menace, but 90% of his hits were legal. At the time. Now, he wouldn't last a season.
It sucks, but I get it. I just miss football the way it's supposed to be played, and so do a lot of the players.
The only guys on this list I'd say were TRULY dirty, would be Romo, Conrad Dobler, Burfict, maybe Tatum?
Football is a violent, psychopaths sport. You cannot survive at that level without being at least a little bit crazy. I don't blame them, if you ever played football, it's not safe 😂 you better protect yourself, or you're going to end up in a body cast
This video left out a huge list of 50's and 60's players who were even worse than the ones that were mentioned.
I'm surprised Charles Martin wasn't on this list....back in the '80's, during a game with the Bears, he had a hit list with players jersey numbers on a hand towel out of the front of his uniform pants
Good call, I remember him slamming Jim McMahon 😂❤😂
I played for 11 years prior to no helmet to helmet. I hate that rule and here is why. For longevity a player would happily take a hit in the head than a hit in the knee. I am no nfl or college player but u can’t hit anyone high anymore so to avoid fines and penalties you are forced to hit them low. Football is violent and nfl is about money, most players don’t have guaranteed contracts so if they don’t play they don’t make money. So a concussion out for a week or torn acl out for a year. Every player will take a concussion. No one plays football saying it is a safe sport and I won’t get injured, it is not if, it is when.
Ronnie Lott was dirty too.
He was tough! NOT dirty. There's a difference
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@@32hernandez93 rocky mountain national park, CO. :p
@@32hernandez93 that's a whole different level of hard
My boy James was NUTS! But so was Hines
You should look at any Ding Productions football videos
Thanks for doing this brilliant!. 👍
Its not about hard hitting anymore it’s about safe spaces they have tried to legislate hitting out of football in next few years it will be flag football this video is side of the perspective they have tried to take defense out of all sports just run up the score make it a video game no sports resemble what I grew up with it’s all KUM BY YA
Each game misses due suspension, costs you 1/16 of your salary. Which could be half a million dollars.
Both of you are correct helmet to helmet tackling is now illegal by both college football & NFL. There is also another tactic called targeting illegal too. Both of them can give out maximum penalty of 15 yards plus suspected player can be ejected from the game and possible fined and or suspended. Rugby is a rough sport no doubt, but NFL (American Football) is a collision sport. Imagine 300+ lbs. linemen going at full speed (4.5 to 5 sec)
Helmet to helmet contact has been gone for a while
Hockey players are 20% smaller and hit 20% harder
Ray Lewis was not only a dirty player but he stab someone outside a bar and paid his friend to take the fall
heinz ward was not a dirty player. weird list
I agree! i have been watching NFL games since 1968 and I don't recall Conrad Dobler intimidating anyone. But he was dirty.
@@PapaEli-pz8ffDobler was actually a nice guy off the field. Met him in the early 80's at his Cardinals' teammate Nick Bebout's bar in Shoshone Wyoming. Kind of weird Conrad went to the University of Wyoming, Nick didn't but settled in a small town there.
Yea I agree with this one he just was a good blocker. The hit on burfict was just revenge for what burfict did to tons of players.
I loved ward; and I hate the steelers
Yes he was he had some of the most agrejious illegal crack back blocks I ever seen and if you can say he wasn't dirty you never seen him play
That's Rae curuth from the carolina panthers
Roy Williams wasn't even a dirty player. He shouldn't be on this list. That type of tackling wasn't illegal when he did it. But anyways love your videos guys, keep it up ❤👍
The voice over got a pronunciation wrong: Conrad Dobler's last name is "Dough-bler" not Dobb-ler. Long O.
My personal nickname for Ndamoku Suh is the Ball Kicker because he crotch stomped 2 people...
You gotta understand that football is a violent sport, from Pop Warner to the NFL. If you start young, violence is ingrained into you. The only instruction my father ever gave me about football was the day before my 1st game. He told to remember that the other players had the same pads on that i did. Basically saying hit as hard as you can, till it hurts you.
Also when you step onto the field you have to develop a certain type of persona. You have no friends, relatives or people you care about other than your teammates. Teammates you defend with your life, opponents hurt 'em if you can but give them something to remember you for.
Some people want all the glory even if it's bad because they are egotistic or just makes them feel more like a man but first player was definitely a panocha and to act hard after is crazy.
If you want to see nfl players hit the hardest you need to watch Sean Taylor rip and Jack Tatum
Andre Johnson or James Harrison weren't dirty! I dont think Hines Ward was either. Hines just smoked people.
Bro forgot he’s not on the streets
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You hate the players unless they are on your team, it’s a mercenary league.
Y'all are gonna have to come over for a visit. The H Family, The Beesleys, Josh and Olly; join the club.
Harrison would get the dirtiest senior in the nursing home.
people forget Hines ward was a quarter back also at Georgia HOW BOUT DEM DAWGS
Yes, head contact is illegal
I don’t know who picked the list but as a football fan since the late 60’s, I don’t agree with this list. Some were just tough hard hitting players.
The player I believe your referring to killing his girlfriend was rae carruth in the late 90s he served 25 yrs he played for the Carolina panthers
@@bigrod1745 his baby lived.... fck that guy
Using Andre Johnson in the thumbnail to get views is NASTY work.
Please do a video on the biggest criminals in the NFL
Of course Bill Romanowski is number 1. I mean, he threw a microwave at one of his teammates.
I have an honorable mention: Michael Irving
Not a dirty player, per se, but he stabbed his teammate on the neck, with a pair of barber scissors because, while the teammate was in the middle of getting his cut, Irving went all big brother picking on little brother on him because he wanted his turn NOW👶. When no was said, well, you know the rest.
You guys should react to Derek Stingly Jr The Grandson of Daryl Stingly
Like how half these guys are in the raiders
Hay thats Football. ❤❤ I love Football.❤ Greatest Sport on the face of the Earth. ❤.
Me trying to describe American Football to someone not from The States..
Y’all not like us
lol most of these hits they show were completely legal at the time
what you called dirty was football back in the day we love it not like todays football
I wish y'all would realize, everybody on the field is doing everything they can to destroy their opponents
1) not all these hits were dirty hits, some were legal hits and later the rules changed to make them illegal...if it's legal, it's not dirty.
2) often times there is missing context, like things done or said that led up to the moment a player goes over the line to punish some other player. Many hits are made by a team that everyone knows is an attempt to injure or end a career, and when they do these hits, there is a response that either a player or a teammate will do, and it isn't always on the player doing the first wrong, as many times Defensive players will take out a star because the star's teammates were trying to take out multiple players of theirs.
3) I believe every one of these players, went to SuperBowls
Caitlin Clark
It is illegal for helmet to helmet and you will get ejected from the game for it.
Football is a gladiator sport. However guys that want to seriously hurt other players are just mean. I’d hate to live with one of them, because you can’t leave that kind of personality on the field. Anger issues carry over into real life. Spitting in someone’s face is one of the vilest things you can do imo. It’s unnecessary and plain foul.
Lmao I don't think foreigners understand how rough football is
Yeah that is way too dirty of play! You guys should react to men with pans from America’s got talent because it shows how crazy Americans can be!
Aaron Hernandez
Bill romanowski I hated him when he played for the raiders and I loved him when he played for the broncos. GO BRONCOS!!!
Hines Ward though? Is he dirty or just a hard hitter 🤔
Rae Carruth
Suh did some dirty shit kicking players when they were down but he never did anything like some of the others no career ending shit just some dumb after the whistle shit
Now that you have seen a number of American football videos, and you know that American males grew up being fans of the NFL and hockey, baseball, bull riding etc. Do you understand better now as to why many guys in the U.S., especially us older guys, watch a soccer game and lose all respect for the game of soccer when we see a guy get barely bumped and he goes down like he's been shot!
Back when players were warriors and not afraid to lay/take a hit. The game used to be so much better. You missed out.
He died like 30 years later.
Aaron Hernandez is the killer
Y'all know we just watch for the lady