Beware of Dirty Suh

[pbmax]

From Peter King's MMQB, where he discloses that he avoided a deer on I-90, this breaking the code that a driver who has a chance to hit a deer, should hit it, to save the rest of us from it:

b. "Watch out for Detroit defensive end Cliff Avril. We at ProFootballFocus.com like him a lot. No one generated as much pressure on third down as he did last year. This from Urlacher. 'Yeah, he's a real player. I know when we played them last year he gave our offense as many problems as anyone.' ''

c. "I told Peter [King] before he interviewed Jim Schwartz that Ndamukong Suh had played 997 snaps (including penalties) last year, most among interior defensive linemen in the NFL, and I expressed the view this was too many. Schwartz, during his conversation with Peter, told him they would try to reduce his snaps this year. We had a view that Suh initially had trouble playing the run early in the year, but he improved as the season wore on.

"Chatting with (in our opinion) the most underrated guard in the NFL, Josh Sitton, and the player who played as many snaps against him as anyone, he backed this up. While quick to praise the phenom [Suh] and making no bones about who he thinks will be his most challenging opponent over the coming years, Sitton told us while immediately a superb pass rusher, the rookie had a few problems with the run in their first meeting but had improved hugely the second time they met.''

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[hoosier]

From Peter King's MMQB, where he discloses that he avoided a deer on I-90, this breaking the code that a driver who has a chance to hit a deer, should hit it, to save the rest of us from it:

But where I live, if everyone acted on this principle it would be unending carnage. I saw 14 of those MFs out on my run this morning.

[MadtownPacker]

If Suh wants to play mean, there are O linemen big enough to cut block him. It would be interesting to see just how agressive he'd be if he were worried about his knees on every snap.

That's fucking right!!

[pbmax]

But where I live, if everyone acted on this principle it would be unending carnage. I saw 14 of those MFs out on my run this morning.

Wow, I hope you were on a long run. I once went through Wood County late in the evening on Hwy 10 I think. It must have been Deer Week in Wood County, because there were 2-4 of them in every ditch between every driveway and road for miles. Like a four legged chain gang picking up garbage by the side of the road.

Maybe the deer sponsor that part of the road.

[MadtownPacker]

Sounds like a job for Suh. Best part is he will eat the deer after he snaps it's fucking neck.

[MJZiggy]

Wow, I hope you were on a long run. I once went through Wood County late in the evening on Hwy 10 I think. It must have been Deer Week in Wood County, because there were 2-4 of them in every ditch between every driveway and road for miles. Like a four legged chain gang picking up garbage by the side of the road.

Maybe the deer sponsor that part of the road.

I think they're coming into season within the next couple weeks. I've seen dozens of them at a time when passing a rural park not too far away. As long as they stay off my front bumper and out of my front yard, we're ok.

As to Suh, if he's so damn good, let's see what he can do while leaving his hands off the opponents' heads. Is it just intimidation or does he have some sort of skill to back it up? If he's got the abilities, he can do it without trying to injure people. The rule is in place for a reason and it's a stupid one to break.

[RashanGary]

Going at his knees is definitely fair game. I wouldn't do it until he did something nasty to us. If it's in the rules to try to rip someones head off, it's also in the rules to cut block. If he blows a knee, oh well, same as if a QB breaks a rib or destroys a shoulder.

[RashanGary]

I didn't watch a lot of Lions games, but Suh didn't do shit to us. I'll believe his greatness when I see it. Until then, Raji is my guy.

[Deputy Nutz]

If Suh wants to play mean, there are O linemen big enough to cut block him. It would be interesting to see just how agressive he'd be if he were worried about his knees on every snap.

I agree with this. If Suh is as big of a bad ass as I think he is, then he would see this as an acceptable way of pay back.

[VegasPackFan]

If Suh were on the Pack, we would all love him. He is a bad ass player that has the intimidation factor working for him. A true throwback and I think he is great. Let's see what he does this year. Certainly not rooting for him to hurt one of our guys. But when was the lat time we had a heated rivalry with the LIONS?

[packrulz]

How tore up is that Fairley Kid? If he is 100% that Lion DLine is a bitch.

The Lions scare me a lot more than the Viqueens or Bears.

[TravisWilliams23]

But when was the lat time we had a heated rivalry with the LIONS?

Ahhh the fond memories of the 1962 Lions with Alex Karras, Roger Brown, Joe Schmidt and Night Train Lane on defense vs the likes of Kramer, Thurston, Ringo, Gregg and Skoronski. Throw in Jimmy Taylor to kick a little ass.

[Deputy Nutz]

The Lions scare me a lot more than the Viqueens or Bears.

If they can keep everyone healthy which they are already behind the 8-ball on with the season long injury to Leshore, they have a good shot at contending for the NFC North, well at least more than the Vikings.

[Pugger]

You are all pussies, Suh attacks with aggression and anger and won't stop until the QB is on the ground. SLAM! If this is a Packer you all have serious hard ons right now for him.

Not me.

[Deputy Nutz]

Not me.

Let me reqoute, "If this is a Packer you all have serious eraser nipples right now for him."