Bill Romanowski Says Al-Shaair’s Trevor Lawrence Hit Was ‘Dirty,’ But ‘I Loved It’

Bill Romanowski says the blow Aziz Al-Shair put Trevor Lawrence The weekend was “dirty” … but in true Romo style, he recounts. TMZ Sports he “loved it”!!!

The play unfolded in the second quarter of the Texans’ tilt with the Jaguars on Sunday as Jacksonville’s star quarterback ran for a first down.

Lawrence ran about 10 yards and when he saw Al-Shaair closing in. But the Texans quarterback didn’t hit the brakes, and plowed right through the former Clemson signal caller’s head.

The game resulted in a serious injury to Lawrence, a huge brawl, and on Tuesday, three game ban For Al-Shair.

Romanowski told us right after the NFL hit the Houston player with the ban that he really felt for Al-Sha’air, noting the situation was unexpected and hard to avoid.

But he regretted that it was “dirty”.

Of course, as an infielder who has developed a reputation over the years for bending the rules on the field, he added. “I loved it!!!”

“But,” he said, “it was dirty.”

Al-Shayir will have the opportunity to appeal his suspension, as will the Texas general manager Nick Caserio hit the NFL for his decision, it seems likely.

However, Romanowski said his advice to Al-Shairi from here is not to let off the gas going forward … but just “manage a little bit” better.

“The last thing you want to do is take that aggression out of your defense,” he said. “Because he is a colorist. That’s what he is. You don’t want to take that away.’