Beware of Dirty Suh

[Harlan Huckleby]

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?

I think back when Alex Karras was considered a dirty player.

[mmmdk]

You're actually back, blue dog? I've been gone too long. Good to see ya!

(This calls for more green squares to mmmdk, please!) Never forget, Europe is your daddy sans those Indian casinos.

[Deputy Nutz]

I think back when Alex Karras was considered a dirty player.

King of the Dirt Stach, but a hell of an actor

[woodbuck27]

Here's the latest dirty hit Suh is in trouble for

BEWARE of NO. 80. The ' DamUKong ' machine.

[pbmax]

King of the Dirt Stach, but a hell of an actor

Mongo is just pawn in game of life.

[Harlan Huckleby]

You're actually back, blue dog? I've been gone too long. Good to see ya!

(This calls for more green squares to mmmdk, please!) Never forget, Europe is your daddy sans those Indian casinos.

I gave your reputation a bump, first time I have participated in this idiocy, and I think your green dimmed a bit.

Send Madtown a PM telling him how you think the new software works very well. That's what I did and I suddenly got 10 green stripes. I'm serious as a heart attack about this - it's not what you know, it's not who you know, it's who you blow.

[bobblehead]

they weren't extremely violent head shots. The boy named Suh just gave a little twist as he yanked them to the ground. I give it an 7.5 on the shithead scale, with Charles Martin being a 10.

Some might say McMahon brought it on himself. Suh is doing it for fun to guys who didn't start the shit.

[bobblehead]

Sitton and Raji would give Suh a run for his money in a fight. Matthews would get his ass beat down. And I think Raji is as good as Suh, for the record. Different players, but Raji is a bad ass. He's a top 2 or 3 DL in the game right now.

Oh, and I like the way Suh plays too. That's the way defense is meant to be played. I loved it when Matthews drilled Kolbs head into the turf. It was favorite play of the year. Another one I loved was when Matthews tracked McNabb down like a Lion attacking a gazelle. McNabb has run away from our defenders for so long, that just felt good.

For some reason, I really feel for our guys when they get hurt, but love it when we beat other teams down. A good ass beating on the field, I take pleasure in that. If we had Suh, he might be my favorite Packer. Raji, Matthews, Rodgers and Finley would give him a run for the money though. I'm a big Finley fan.

If he were engaged with a blocker and did that it would be a penalty for twisting the head/helmet...and that would be a guy defending himself. To grab a QB who is looking downfield and not engaging him, then to twist his neck and slam him....that is dirty no matter how you slice it or dice it. Clay TACKLED Kolb. He went to the ground with him. In amateur wrestling it is illegal to slam a guy UNLESS you go to the mat as well. There is a very good reason for the distinction.

[Fritz]

Alex Karras. Wow. Back when I was a lad, the Lions had Joe Schmidt for a coach and they went 10-4 then lost 5 - 0 (that's not a typo) in a playoff game.

The next head coach they brought in (Don McCafferty?) died, I think in pre-season, and a few years later Chuck Hughes died, and it's been downhill ever since.

[Smidgeon]

Suh's excuse now? He's too strong, and the refs don't know how to react to that:

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/08/17/suh-says-his-strength-makes-it-hard-on-the-refs/

I'm sorry, but I'm not buying that. There are physically explosive people all over the NFL. Hard, violent (and legal) hits happen all the time. And Suh--while really good--thinks that he's so much more sudden and stronger than anyone else the refs have ever seen that it throws the refs off? C'mon.

[pbmax]

Tony Dungy is agreeing with me. Not sure how I feel about that.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/08/18/tony-dungy-ndamukong-suh-has-to-change/

[MJZiggy]

Suh's excuse now? He's too strong, and the refs don't know how to react to that:

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/08/17/suh-says-his-strength-makes-it-hard-on-the-refs/

I'm sorry, but I'm not buying that. There are physically explosive people all over the NFL. Hard, violent (and legal) hits happen all the time. And Suh--while really good--thinks that he's so much more sudden and stronger than anyone else the refs have ever seen that it throws the refs off? C'mon.

What a load of crap. I'm officially no longer worried about Suh this season. He's just publicly said he's so good the refs don't know how to do their jobs when he was clearly in the wrong and the fine justified. If he even looks at a quarterback wrong this season, the flags will fly--and Dungy's right. If he doesn't change to the point that he plays within the rules of the game, he will only be hurting his team. He's not only defied them, but called them incompetent.

[MadtownPacker]

Great point. Hopefully they let everyone else treat him like shit also.

[MadtownPacker]

You're actually back, blue dog? I've been gone too long. Good to see ya!

(This calls for more green squares to mmmdk, please!) Never forget, Europe is your daddy sans those Indian casinos.

Fuck europe, I aint from there. Based on what you have said neither are you (AZ?) traitor.

[Guiness]

Wow, guy's looking more like a brain surgeon every day.

I wonder what Larry Allen would have to say about that statement...