there’s “dirty” (Vontaze Burfict comes to mind here) and then there is sleazy (coaches pulling hair, coaches coming onto the field to start shit, coaches trying to trip kick returners)

Its not uncommon for players to lose their composure and lack maturity, but the Steelers’ coaching staff has to be one of the most…

Wouldn’t it have been fairer to just call that game a dirty one all around? You’re feeding into the narrative that the Bengals were the dirty ones and the Steelers were much less so, beyond a celebrated Giovanni Bernard helmet to helmet hit. There was plenty of chippiness and dirty moves traded, but focusing only on…