Is Ndamukong Suh a dirty player?

Think carefully before answering this question. Several experts have already weighed in and I won't add to the clutter with my opinion. Most of you already know what I think anyway. Thanksgiving is probably the one day out of the year where you can't retreat to your man cave for football. The whole family is watching football waiting for the turkey to get done. Your kids, nieces, nephews, cousins - and if your family is anything like mine - a few people your folks just randomly invited and their kids are all watching the World Champion Green Bay Packers take on the upstart Detroit Lions. Those young eyes just saw one of the best young players in the league drive an opposing player's head into the ground three times and then give him a stomp for good measure. Watch the incident again below (email subscribers click here).

What did you say to the kids when it happened? Did you say anything at all? We'll talk about situations like this and many others at the St. Louis Youth Sports Summit on January 14, 2012 at Maryville University in St. Louis (click here for registration information). Suh was ejected from the game and will likely face other disciplinary action from the NFL, but that really doesn't matter. He'll play again. If your kid did something like this, it may be his or her last game in the youth league. The only way any of us learn right from wrong is to be told. Speak up! Until next time...

Be a Good Sport!

-Sol