Ndamukong Suh Ejection: Roger Goodell Should Suspend Him the Rest of the Season

Ndamukong Suh, after being pancaked to the ground by guard Evan Dietrich-Smith, retaliated in frustration. He shoved Dietrich-Smith's helmet into the turf not once, not twice, but three times before being shoved off. He then proceeded to kick Dietrich-Smith in the right arm as a final protest. 

Roger Goodell needs to make a big statement in response to this childish behavior. Goodell should suspend Suh for the rest of the 2011 NFL season. Suh showed absolutely no common sense, and he needs to be put in his proper place.

Suh had this to say after being summoned to the NFL league offices a few weeks ago:

"I am very appreciative of the opportunity to sit and speak with the Commissioner and his staff to clarify a few questions about my play, and the game in general. I have gained a better understanding how I need to continue to play the game to help my team win."

He has a funny way of showing he has an understanding of how to help his team. Suh, in his second year, has been like a bull in a china shop with his temper since he entered the league. We should have seen it coming when he tried to rip off the head of Cleveland Browns quarterback, Jake Delhomme, in a preseason game last year.

If the Detroit Lions have any chance of staying in the competitive race for the NFC playoffs, they will have to do it without Suh. He certainly will miss significant time as a result of his abominable behavior.