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Invoice Romanowski says the hit Azeez Al-Shaair laid on Trevor Lawrence over the weekend was “abso-fricken-lutely” a grimy one … however in true Romo style, he tells TMZ Sports activities he “cherished” it!!!
The play unfolded within the second quarter of the Texans’ tilt with the Jaguars on Sunday … as Jacksonville’s star quarterback was working for a primary down.
This must be a suspension for the remainder of the season for Azeez Al-Shaair – UNACCEPTABLE, harmful assault
pic.twitter.com/KeiIROjYDz— John Frascella (Soccer) (@NFLFrascella) December 1, 2024
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Lawrence sprinted about 10 yards, and when he noticed Al-Shaair closing in, he began to slip. However the Texans linebacker did not hit the brakes — and plowed proper via the previous Clemson signal-caller’s head.
The play resulted in a foul harm for Lawrence, an enormous brawl, and, on Tuesday, a three-game suspension for Al-Shaair.
Romanowski advised us simply after the NFL hit the Houston tackler with the ban that he actually felt for Al-Shaair, noting the scenario was a bang-bang, hard-to-avoid one.
However, he did relent it was “soiled.”
In fact, as an inside linebacker who gained a fame over time for bending the on-field guidelines, he added, “I cherished it!!!”
“However,” he stated, “it was soiled.”
Al-Shaair may have the chance to enchantment his suspension — and given the best way Texans normal supervisor Nick Caserio slammed the NFL for its ruling, evidently’ll be seemingly.
Both approach, although, Romanowski stated his recommendation to Al-Shaair from right here could be to not let off the gasoline going ahead … however simply “management it a bit bit” higher.
“The very last thing you wish to do is take that aggression away out of your protection,” he stated. “As a result of he is a tone-setter. That is what he’s. You do not wish to take that away.”
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As for what Romanowski’s as much as as of late when he isn’t evaluating controversial soccer hits … he is promoting a Lean1 line of vitamin merchandise that he says helps him keep sharp — even after a grueling 16-year NFL profession.
