re: You decide if the HIT was dirty. Slow motion at the end

In the NFL, that is a mid-range 5 digit fine ($25-50K depending on the player and his salary/past).

And, it was textbook illegal. If they had a video rulebook to show exactly what is meant by a rule, this hit would be the video associated with the "illegally launching yourself in a helmet-to-helmet collision against a defenseless receiver" rule. This is exactly why the rule was put in the books in the first place.

Having said that, I don't know if I'd call it "dirty". It's one of those spur of the moment jobs. Now, had the ball been past Tolliver for a second or two and then the player had done the same thing, I would say it was dirty. And, it was clearly a missed call on the part of the officials and they should be graded accordingly.