Is Ndamukong Suh a Dirty Player?

Head stomps, personal fouls, and trash talk make up a large part of Ndamukong Suh's brief NFL career as much as the great defensive plays he's made on the field. The Detroit Lions defensive tackle is no stranger to bad on-field behavior, most infamously stomping Green Bay Packers guard Even Dietrich-Smith during the Thanksgiving 2012 game.

Suh may have outdone himself this past Thanksgiving during the Lions vs. Houston Texans game. He attempted to tackle quarterback Matt Schaub, missed, and then either accidentally or intentionally, swung his leg as he hit the ground into Schaub's crotch--with a kick that looked like a move from Mortal Kombat or Street Fighter.

Schaub was in obvious pain and millions of viewers watched in disbelief. As of press time, the NFL is reviewing the play and will make a decision early this week. The NFL plans on taking into account Suh's past history when making the decision, which could cost him a lot of money and possibly a game or two with a suspension. After being voted the NFL's "Dirtiest Player" earlier this season, Suh might want to change that image soon before it haunts him again.