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And the annual "Dirtiest Player" award goes to...

Mr. Scot

By Mr. Scot,
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Mr. Scot

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I'll give you three guesses, and your first two don't count (link)

Suh got four times as many votes as second place finisher - and previous winner - James Harrison, who got only nine votes. The poll consisted of a hundred and twelve players.

Other vote getters...

Cortland Finnegan - 8 votes

Tyson Clabo - 7 votes (division rival)

Hines Ward - 6 votes (another previous winner)

Richie Incognito - 4 votes

Brandon Meriweather - 3 votes (was called out previously by former bear Tom Waddle)

Four other guys got two votes, and twenty players got one.

I'm sure this must come as a shock :sosp:

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Have to admit I think Suh probably deserves it, and it is a vote of his peers, not media.

I don't think it's any accident that two of the prior winners of recent years are Steelers :lol:

Funny to hear Rodney Harrison defend him. Harrison owned this title more than once.

(and deservedly so)

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How much you wanna bet Roman Harper was one of the single vote getters? :lol:

If they had a "dirtiest coach" award I know the first name that'd come to my mind.

If he had a job, I'd say Fisher, but because of "guilt by association" on both Fisher and Suh fronts, Schwartz comes next in my head.

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