New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is going to miss the remainder of the season after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left knee Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Kansas City Chiefs safety Bernard Pollard will go down in history as the man that ended Tom Brady’s 2008 season, unless this is all a big mix up like last year with Eli Manning. Randy Moss says it was a dirty hit:

“I don’t really want to get into it, but for me personally, I think it was dirty,” Moss said. “When I came back in (to watch the replay), it looked dirty to me. I’ve never been a dirty player. I honestly don’t even know how to play dirty. I just play the game. Any time you see something like that that looks foul, that looks dirty, it opens your eyes. So for me personally, it looked dirty.”

Bernard Pollard says he had no bad intentions:

“I’m not a dirty player,” Pollard said. “Like I said, it was football, it really was. I can’t do anything but pray for him and hope he comes back. As soon as he went down, if it was a dirty play, I wouldn’t have apologized. I’d have got up and went my way. I immediately started apologizing. I went to my coach and let my coach know and my coach knew (it wasn’t a dirty play.) For all the people who said that, that’s their opinion.”

I’ve seen the play about 14,000 times now and I don’t think it was a dirty hit. It’s just a fluke injury.