 Alright you guys, what is going on? Welcome back to another video. Today's video we're going to be looking at the great KTO. Now I'm not actually sure, I haven't put a face to a name, but I just came across this YouTube channel before. We watched the ugliest man in NFL history, which was Jack Lambert. A video I had wanted to see for so fucking long and finally did. Now, the next one that I've wanted to see for probably two months, probably as long as it's been out. The dirtiest player ever, meet the dirtiest player in NFL history. Okay, I don't know what his name is, I don't know what he looks like, but if it's this guy, I'll be surprised. I doubt whether it is, but let's find out guys. Let's find out who the dirtiest player in NFL history is. This video is brought to you by C-Geek. C-Geek puts tickets from all across the way to one area and puts them on a 1 to 100 scale, so you know you're getting a good deal. If you haven't used the app yet, use my promo code KTO for $20 off your first purchase. I gotta thank C-Geek for sponsoring this video, and now let's dive into the story. Thanks C-Geek. Recently, I stumbled onto Reddit and found a thread titled, Most Disrespectful and Humiliating Plays in NFL History. And the author of the thread had already listed some examples. Adrian Peterson running over William Gay. This dude getting stiff-armed by Russell Wilson. And Dante Hall with possibly the natural juke of the story. These are Disrespectful and Humiliating Chur. But if you want to talk about acts that are more than just big hits or sick jukes, I'm talking cheap shots or worse. Just complete darkness. What the fuck? You slowly make your way to story after story, involving Bill Romanowski. Bill Romanowski? Romanowski writes about a playoff game against the Giants, where he found himself buried with running back Dave Meghan. I'm pissed. And I'm Dante just trying to rip that ball out of his hands. And alls I could get was a finger. And at that time, I thought it was his. But just whatever it was, just I just snapped it. And I could hear a scream at the bottom of the pile. You broke his finger and you thought to yourself, good. He's not going to be so effective anymore. At that time, yes. Man, that's cold. That's awful. That's fucked up, man. Football, international football. They're going to pay millions dollars. Pay me a stick of bubble gum. Cut off my arm right now. I'm in. Go. I'm in. Come in. I'm going. I wouldn't have expected him to be. Bill Romanowski was fresh out of Boston. That kind of guy. Story for your career. And the 49ers took him in the third round of the 1988 NFL draft. This, he has to be an article titled Cracked Code. When it did investigating, was sort of turning Romo into the monster he became. And he mentioned this story while going through his rookie season. During a game against Oakland, Ethan Horton pushed Romanowski in the back and the young linebacker didn't retaliate. The next day at a film session, future Hall of Fame safety, Ronnie Lott, shut off the projector, turned on the lights, and punked Romanowski for allowing himself to get pumped. This is a game about respect. Lott said, if you let someone do that again, I'll come after you myself. Ronnie Lott, the man who got his finger amputated so he could keep playing. When he gives you advice, at least in the world of professional football, you listen and Romo took this to heart. That scene won two Super Bowls by his third season, but people started to become aware of it. So I'm assuming he got pushed by Ronnie Lott. Self to get pumped. This is a game about respect. Lott said, if you let someone do that. If you let someone do that to you again, like push you in the back, I'll come after you myself. Okay. Again, I'll come after you. You gotta be ruthless. Ronnie Lott, the man who got his finger amputated so he could keep playing. When he gives you advice, at least in the world of professional football, you listen and Romo took this to heart. That scene won two Super Bowls by his third season, but people started to become aware of how he developed his game. He played with a style that made people hate him. He was the kind of guy who couldn't turn off the intensity, even in practice. You broke an unwritten rule, probably an unwritten rule of the entire NFL. Well, you hit Jerry Rice as hard as you possibly could. So in practice, you're a teammate. That one was an accident. That was one where I was engaged with a blocker. He came around on a reverse. I came off the blocker, stuck my arm out, and boom. Now, now Jerry Rice is in the ground. You ended up getting in a fight with him. He came out. This man did not care who you were. It was this guy. There's this guy, man. There's this weird time in Romo's career that would get overlooked if it wasn't for a single incident. He played for the Eagles for two seasons. And in the midst of his second year, Romo was ejected from a game for kicking an opponent five times in the head. This was the first major incident that began shaping his legacy. Two years later in a pre-season game, he shattered the jaw of quarterback Kerry Collins. That cost him a $20,000 fund. Just weeks later, Romanowski would become one of the most hated players in the league after this happened on national television. Wow. Monday night football. Oh my God, what happened? Before, that's JJ Stokes, I think, talking to Bill Romanowski. There is a real lack of social graces on the part of Romanowski. This was crossed in the line. This was a long time ago. It was a long time ago. It was a long time ago. It was a long time ago. It was a long time ago. This was something that even his own team, Chan and Charlotte, not take too kindly. Romanowski, not because he was white but because he disrespected another man and I could condone what he did simply because he was my teammate. If my brother's wrong, he's wrong. I'm mad enough to tell him he's wrong. If that's what I did, I was mad enough to tell Bill Romanowski he was wrong. These two got over their differences and were critical pieces in two Super Bowl victories. The show undisputed has even brought Romo on as a guest a few times. Fuck it, I was going to say four-time Super Bowl champion. He and Shannon talked about how they overcame their differences to win a Super Bowl. They came together as a team and at the end of the day, Romo was a great teammate. As the old quote goes, you love him when he's on your side but you hate his guts when you gotta go against him. Shannon learned this lesson all too well when Romo moved on to play for Oakland. That's when they had to go head-to-head. He fucking broke his arm. Wait, I just watched that. I was like, what is he doing to his arm? And it looks like we're about to find out. The fact that they had to put this over and hold it, ah, fuck off! They really see that he poked Shannon's arm. Luckily, he didn't break it but it still dislocated his elbow from 1995 to 2002. The list of finds in a- Fuck! Oh my god, look at this shit. Oh my gosh, man! He's a- So here's another interview from a few years back. And this is what I found incredibly weird. Romo starts to explain this concept. You know, tell the guys he's a something a-hole and- An hour later, you're having a beer and you kind of move on. You know? And that's the one thing about the locker room that's really special is to be able to do it. Some guys hang on to it. Some do. But for me, I didn't hang on to it and I would feel badly about it and I had no problem apologizing. He at least sounds self-conscious enough to understand what he's done. So he seems to sound normal but that quickly goes away with the next thing he says. I remember when I threw a microwave oven at Dexter Carter you know and then jacked him up against a coke machine and it ripped off his gold chain and- he threw the microwave? We had an old microwave that literally took like two minutes to heat a sandwich but if you put another one in there it took like 20 and he tried to add his sandwich to mine. How dare he do that! Dexter, what are you doing? You don't do it. He's fucking mad. This last incident is truly the cherry on top of this man's career. You would think a lot of his problems came from Roydrage. In fact, he didn't start taking steroids until 2001. His first 13 years in the league that was all him. Now imagine how crazy he was plus the Roydrage. I don't want to mention that. During training camp in 2003 a fight between Marcus Williams and Bill Romanowski sent shock waves throughout the league. Here's what happened. Williams blocked Romanowski. Romanowski grabbed Williams by the neck of his jersey. And then he raised his arms as if to say it's over. But it wasn't. Romanowski stepped towards Williams and grabbed his face mask. Williams grabbed back before quickly letting go but Romanowski continued pushing on Williams' helmet so violently that his head jerked back. As Williams' helmet flew off and his head recoiled forward Romanowski's right fist smashed into his face. The 6 foot 4 250 pound Williams fell onto the ground unconscious. His left eye socket shattered. A tooth chipped. He came to within seconds. Fell blood on his cheek and saw Romanowski standing over him shouting Don't ever effing hold me. This was Williams' face after the incident. That punch resulted in a broken eye socket, concussion, double vision, depression and memory issues. This also ended his career and he eventually sued Romanowski for battery, negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Ultimately, in the end he won the case. Call him crazy, a psycho or if you're old school, a hard-nosed football player. Whatever you want to call him. At the end of the day, Bill Romanowski is one of the last people you'd ever want to run into when he's pissed off. Get him Romanowski! Holy cow, he just went right over. Romanowski getting hit. The one thing I want to see after watching that is someone stand up to Bill fucking Romanowski and give him something. NFL career ending injuries. Do I really want to watch that? NFL's most bizarre one-year wonder. Fuck. This guy's on point. KTO. Awesome videos. Great thumbnails. Very intriguing. And I'll probably get into that one next. But in the meantime, guys, we're going to call it a day. If you haven't enjoyed this one, please press like. If you want to subscribe, please do. And that was Bill Romanowski. The most ruthless guy. What was it? What was it called? The dirtiest player in NFL history. And that is exactly right. That's what he was. Why didn't someone else punch him? Seriously. They needed fricking Christian Nicoya of some shit. Fuck. You know? Ah well, next time. Peace out everybody.