Harry Douglas's low hit on Chris Harris Jr. was not illegal or dirty
I say dirty from my standpoint is based upon whether it was illegal or not. And it's not illegal. I mean, he's in front. He's blocking low. It's a run up the middle. I don't think it's illegal at all, and I don't think the league does either.
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