Rodney Harrison Doesn't Approve of Ricky Williams' Dirty Blocking Techniques

Here's an interesting story; one you might find a little hard to believe. Patriots safety Rodney Harrison, considered by many -- including players, fans and just about everyone who isn't involved with his team -- to be the dirtiest player in the NFL, is complaining because somebody might have played dirty against his team on Sunday. Seriously. This is so crazy, so out there, and so ridiculously unbelievable that it just has to be true. And it is. Honestly, you can't make this stuff up.

From Ethan J. Skolnick of the Sun Sentinel (via MDS at PFT):

Harrison was angry about the first play of the fourth quarter, when Ronnie Brown sprinted 62 yards with a direct snap. The officials called Williams for a dead-ball personal foul for chop-blocking Patriots linebacker Mike Vrabel, an infraction offset by Vrabel's unnecessary roughness penalty. Was Williams' block dirty? "Of course it was," Harrison said. "Of course it was. There's no place in the game for that."

This is great, and it comes on the same day -- from the same game! -- where Joey Porter was complaining about somebody disrupting his pregame routine. What's next? Bill Belichick complaining about somebody cheating against him?

Throughout his 15-year career, Harrison has recorded over $200,000 in fines from the NFL, while also being suspended for a hit during the 2002 season on wide receiver Jerry Rice ... oh, and there was also that little HGH thing a while back.

Bottom line: like Joey Porter complaining about teams messing with him before the game, Harrison needs to just shut up. The block may very well have been dirty -- Williams was flagged on the play -- but criticism coming from Harrison, twice voted by his peers as the dirtiest player in the NFL, means little.

Of course, this isn't the first time Harrison has complained about other teams playing dirty.