From Aaron Donald to Myles Garrett: NFL superstars with serious anger management issues

NFL players are involved in one of the most physical and violent sports in the entire world. Most players are massive human beings with a wide range of athletic abilities, including speed and strength. These freakish athletes spend their entire games beating each other up in an effort to help their teams win.

While intensity and aggression are important qualities for NFL players to bring to the football field, it's of the utmost importance for them to have relative control over their emotions. Letting anger get out of control can be dangerous, especially considering the nature of the sport being played.

Here are five NFL stars who have been known to let their anger get the best of them at times.

#1 - Aaron Donald

Aaron Donald is one of the greatest defensive players in NFL history. He is one of just three players ever, along with JJ Watt and Lawrence Taylor, to be named the Defensive Player of the Year three times.

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Donald also has a history of violence on the field, including 11 fines during his career for unnecessary roughness and unsportsmanlike conduct. He has gotten into fights with several players and choked at least three of them. He was most recently caught swinging a helmet at an opposing player during joint practice.

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#2 - Ndamukong Suh

Ndamukong Suh has a long history of being a bit of a controversial player. He has often been penalized for unsportmanlike conduct and has had his fair share of scuffles with opposing players, including a long feud with Aaron Rodgers.

Suh was also once caught stomping on a grounded opposing player during an NFL game. He used to be controversially outspoken on social media and in press conferences, but appears to have slowed that down as he has matured.