What does Suh get?

[mraynrand]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbhZJKtDJNQ

I just can't find it in my heart to fault Lee for swinging on that one. The Kitty just about takes his head off just prior to the punch.

There's at least three holding and one illegal hands to the face penalties on Detroit in just that one sequence.

[ThunderDan]

There's at least three holding and one illegal hands to the face penalties on Detroit in just that one sequence.

Welcome to the life as a gunner in the NFL.

[mraynrand]

Welcome to the life as a gunner in the NFL.

tru dat

[GrnBay007]

tru dat

fo sho

[George Cumby]

I have been saying this for a while. Its a top down thing in Detroit I believe. The whole Harbaugh thing was because Schwartz was giving him crap sideline to sideline during the game. I think Jim Schwatz is a tool and we're not going to have to worry about the Lions as long as that guy is on the sidelines.

Yesterday was the first time I paid much attention to The Schwarts. What a spazzy clown. Totally outmatched by the culture of accountability and professionalism fostered by TT and McCarthy.

[Carolina_Packer]

He's in complete denial. He needs to be out for the rest of the season, W/O pay, minimum.....including any post season games if by some miracle they get that far. I personally see this thing gaining speed and it will put the lions season in complete turmoil (well, maybe that's wishful thinking)

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d...headline_stack

After watching the video link above and seeing Suh's reaction, I can't come away with any other feeling than he's trying to cover his tracks and does not see things for how they really are. The guy blocks him hard and they end up on the ground. Suh gets up and is on top of him pushing his head into the turf. He doesn't stop there. Once he stands up, he moves back towards EDS and stomps on his chest. Then he has the audacity to say he was just trying to get his balance. What? Stomping on someone's chest helps you regain your balance? He could have slipped and fallen down trying to do that instead of just walking away which he looked perfectly capable of doing once he stood up after being on top of EDS. He just doesn't get why his actions were so bush league. Perhaps the NFL will suspend him and show him the error of his ways.

[Guiness]

There's at least three holding and one illegal hands to the face penalties on Detroit in just that one sequence.

when I saw it live (the camera was on Lee for some reason, I think) I was waiting for the flag to come out against Detroit. Then Lee retaliated and I thought 'damn, they're going to be offsetting'. I was shocked when Lee got it, and the Lion players got nothing. Don't know what the refs were thinking there.

[Guiness]

Suspend his rear end until he retracts his non-apology apology and joins the rest of us in the real world where actions have consequences. The league needs to humble this guy for his own good.

There's an idea, kind of like the 'contempt of court' thing.

Suspend him until he elocutes his wrongdoings and apologizes. Every week, he talks to the commissioner. If he doesn't fess up, another week of suspension!

[smuggler]

Plus he got ejected. I watched it many times, he never used a closed fist. Since it was live play, it should have been a penalty, but not an ejection. Bad form by the zebras on that one.

[ThunderDan]

Plus he got ejected. I watched it many times, he never used a closed fist. Since it was live play, it should have been a penalty, but not an ejection. Bad form by the zebras on that one.

While I didn't like the ejection I understood why the refs did it. The refs at that point had seemed to have lost control of the game. By ejecting Lee they sent a message to the other players that the extra "play" after the whistle was no longer going to be tolerated. Of course Suh isn't able to figure that one out.

[Guiness]

The NFL has already announced that any reviews and disciplinary action will take place after all of the week-end's games have been reviewed...so Tuesday.

I wonder if Lee might be in line for a fine? I can't see it, but it would sure make the refs look bad if a player who got ejected didn't even deserve a fine.

[mmmdk]

The NFL has already announced that any reviews and disciplinary action will take place after all of the week-end's games have been reviewed...so Tuesday.

I wonder if Lee might be in line for a fine? I can't see it, but it would sure make the refs look bad if a player who got ejected didn't even deserve a fine.

I see a minor fine going to Lee and a heavy one to Suh added with games suspended. Anything from 2-5 games would fit the bill.

F@ck you Suh, you filthy player!

[gbgary]

one of goodell's deals is protecting the shield. image is very important. if this was suh's first offense i could see just one game but, with his history and having already been called in for a face-to-face with goodell just a couple of weeks ago, it should be five. he's got to learn a lesson and be made an example of.

[mmmdk]

one of goodell's deals is protecting the shield. image is very important. if this was suh's first offense i could see just one game but, with his history and having already been called in for a face-to-face with goodell just a couple of weeks ago, it should be five. he's got to learn a lesson and be made an example of.

I agree & I sure hope you're right.

[Deputy Nutz]

One game and 50,000 dollars. It was bad, but it was no where near Haynesworth stomping on a guys head with his helmet off.