Azeez Al-Shaair has been a leader for the Houston Texans, but everyone is susceptible to making mistakes. Sunday was an inexcusable mistake just before halftime against the Jacksonville Jaguars. AzeezAl-Shaair was ejected after delivering a late hit against Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence while he was sliding to pick up a first down.

The Houston Texans linebacker has developed a penchant for dirty play, and it’s time for the NFL to step in, writes .

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence was carted off the field and later ruled out with a concussion after Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair delivered a late, hard hit while Lawrence was sliding in the second quarter of Sunday’s matchup.

Azeez Al-Shaair made a decision. He wanted to decimate Trevor Lawrence, his forearm up to the head of the Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback when he was well into a slide. Now the NFL needs to make a decision on whether it takes player safety and blatantly dirty hits seriously.

A fight broke out in Jacksonville on Sunday after a hit by Azeez Al-Shaair on Trevor Lawrence. The Texans linebacker was ejected from the game and the Jaguars quarterback was carted off after several minutes on the ground.

The league has officiated illegal plays inconsistently this season, but an example should be made after the play that gave Trevor Lawrence a concussion.

The Houston Texans linebacker’s recent actions have reignited debates over player safety and the league’s enforcement of rules. Is the NFL doing enough?