Alec+R

__**What is Unsportsmanlike conduct?**__ ===**"In American football unsportsmanlike conduct results in a 15-yard penalty, assessed after the completion of a play. When it occurs after a scoring play the 15 yards are assessed on the kickoff. Situations that can incur such a penalty include excessive celebrations after plays, often involving props or multiple players or engaging in taunting against an opponent. Referees can also call unsportsmanlike conduct if a player purposely removes his helmet anywhere in the field of play during or in between plays."**=== ====Unsportsmanlike conduct is put into the rulebook so that players like the ones below can kill/intentianlly hurt other players. If it wern't there, I'm pretty sure every player would go home sucking their thumb because some of the players in the NFL are just dirty and play tough. Many don't know when to stop or just simply grow out of their immature side. They are getting payed millions just for entertainment, don't try to kill other people while also trying to have fun. Here are some examples below of what I mean.====

[]
====When he was in College Football, he played for the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Even his former players on the team all said he was the dirtiest player on the field. There's a difference between doing your job on the football field and just overdoing it. Sure, the NFL's rules right now aren't the best they have been and aren't very fair, but that still shouldn't leave any thoughts to think that you can get angry and hit someone. I think it was fair that he got ejected, but he was only ejected for 2 games. I mean, he wasn't even fined. He had the choice to pay 120,000 dollars instead of the 2 games, but I guess I think he should have been ATLEAST charged with both.====

====**__2.__** James Harrison is never going to learn. Late in the fourth quarter of the Pittsburgh Steelers' ugly 14-3 victory over the Cleveland Browns, the linebacker drew a 15-yard penalty for a vicious helmet-to-helmet hit on quarterback Colt McCoy. As the Browns quarterback ran up in the pocket, Harrison approached to prevent McCoy from running for a first down. McCoy released the ball quickly. Just as he did, Harrison launched himself at the quarterback, raising his helmet ever-so-slightly before contact. He led with the crown and never attempted to dip his neck. Harrison hit McCoy on the rise and made contact with his helmet, a textbook illegal hit.====