Coaches validate Harrison's rep as NFL's dirtiest player... Roy #2

[TellerMorrow34]

This is fun. Harrison thinking it's unfair that he's labled a dirty player. I also am surprised that Roy only got two votes since he's always doing the horse collar tackles.

 

[ThreeSportStar80]

I agree. I'd actually be pleased if he was a truly dirty player. It would show more spark and passion than he's shown in recent years.

I may be a bit off, but I always enjoyed having a player or two like that on the roster. Erik Williams was absolutely filthy, but I loved him for it.

I don't know how being a dirty player shows passion and spark? I always preferred the people who play the game the right way, playing hard. There's a difference between playing dirty and playing hard.

 

[coach316]

Maybe it's just me, but I still think the Denver O-line and their chop blocking are dirtier than Roy and Harrison put together.

I don't really see either guy as dirty (I am talking about in comparison to someone like Conrad Dobler), though Harrison is closer to it than Roy is. Roy's only claim to this is a tackle that was legal for 80 years and then outlawed because he hurt a couple of people. I still find that stupid. Owens got hurt last year and he wasn't horse collared. Injuries happen in the game. The horse collar rule is an extreme over reaction.

Meanwhile chop blocking continues to be acceptable. Stupid.

Couldn't have said it better myself.