i've ALWAYS said troy p. is a dirty player. i've seen him do MANY late hits out of bounds. like him as a man, hate him as a player.

dirtiest team? did anyone see the nfc championship last year? ;) yeah, thats right. williams is dirty, and i LOVE it. wouldnt have it any other way. when i played defense in soccer (i know...different sport), i was dirty as hell! being physical, clean or not, is part of the game. all this being said...i think tennesee is CURRENTLY the dirtiest team. punching dudes in the nuts? really!? who doest that? (besides me when i played soccer)

vilma isnt dirty. the vildabeast is just straight up NASTY!

Polamalu and Harrison are the two players that the league could fine or suspend every game. What I think we saw was The Saints playing up to the competition level of a good team. Also if things get worse in the secondary SP will be calling up MM again.

I gotta eat my plate of crow on Jenkins. He has been playing great ball the last few games. He's a hitter too. The entire secondary should get a game ball for last night. Well, scratch that, the ENTIRE DEFENSE, should get one.

We have been talking about the WR's dropping balls. Did anyone else notice all the picks we would have had last night, had they been able to hold on to the ball? At least three.

I'm probably in the minority here but I love watching Polamalu play... I love his technique, his tackling, and his leadership ability. Sure the hit on Jones was a bit late... he had a full head of steam and was finishing off the play. It was legal though as he didn't get flagged for it... he's a pleasure(for me that is) to watch on Sundays.

Troy P is a great player. He plays the position like it's supposed to played. Harrison is a cheapshot artist.

I saw on espn that Harrison is facing another possible fine tommorrow for his hit on Drew!!

Yer I've just seen that from espn on monday night football, Adam schefter reported he will be fined, maybe they should suspend him because it's becoming a regular occurence and I just flat out hate the thug!!

I think Polamalu plays it right on the edge, he literally tried to take Colsten & Moore out of the game. Brings up the question the NFL is facing with good solid hits and intentional head hunting.

whoooa there bud hold on a second, the steelers play physical, not dirty. and you can't say pitt never gets highlighted criticism, when we won the superbowl in 08, that's all we ever heard. I think you should take a look at both defenses 08, 09 and '10 and you'll realize that both teams play gritty and rugged and get complained about from opposing teams and fans but EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THOSE PEOPLE would love to have a Darren Sharper or a James Harrisson on their team.

Polamalu is a great player. Harrison on the other hand not so much is a dirty player.