Ndamukong Suh Ejection: DT's Actions Prove He's a Dirty Player and Embarrassment

Ndamukong Suh is a dirty player and an embarrassment to the Detroit Lions and NFL after he stomped on Green Bay Packers offensive lineman Evan Dietrich-Smith, and the star defensive tackle should be suspended for the rest of the regular season for his actions.

This is not the first time Suh has been way too physical with opposing players, and he has received many penalties for unnecessary physicality. He has been fined by the league three times in the past, and his wallet will get a whole lot lighter for his stomp on Thanksgiving.

Not only does that garbage have no place in football, the Thanksgiving game is watched by many people around the country, and children and younger football players should not have to see that crap.

In a recent poll done by The Sporting News which asked the NFL players to vote for the dirtiest player in the league, Suh won.

After Thursday's game, the Detroit Lions' official Twitter account tweeted the following:

He did not intentionally stomp on the Packers player? Wow, good one—is anyone really going to believe that?

I don't know what went through Suh's head when he stomped on his opponent, but nothing good could have come from it. Obviously he was going to be kicked out.

Suh has a tremendous amount of talent and is one of the top defensive tackles in football, but he takes his toughness over the edge far too often.

I love when players play with incredible passion and intensity, and the league has gotten a bit soft during commissioner Roger Goodell's tenure with fines, but Suh has shown an inability to properly display his toughness.

The NFL must send a message with their punishment of Suh for his actions on Thursday. This play has no part in football, and Goodell must take a severe action.

Suh should be suspended for the rest of the regular season, and be fined over $100,000. A huge suspension is likely the only way Suh will change his ways.