Andomican Suh Two Step

[Harlan Huckleby]

On Sunday Night Football they showed that Suh lifted-up his foot on ground so his full weight was on Rodgers.
I think somebody else mentioned that in game thread. What Suh did was shitty, not a grey area, he needs suspension.

[mraynrand]

Honeybadger don't give a shit

[wpony]

I Hate Suhs dirty play and it happens over and over but who here would love to sign him for 1/2 a season or how overlong it takes for us to play the Lions twice next season, then fire him unless he really starts straightening up his act but I would love to see Mike look at Suh and say go for it just be yourself the packers wont punish you no matter what you do.
Then it will be up to NFL but not till next week you could get 2 free accident prone games LOL right Suh games on Mathew Stafford every year and for Suh the refs probably wouldn't throw him out and the only one he has to worry about is the NFL brain trust.

[Carolina_Packer]

Like I said in another thread, if he had better acting skills, he would have sold the second backward step with the acting job of realizing that he was stepping on Rodgers. The fact that he acted oblivious and lifted one of his feet, tells me that he did it purposefully. Even after Rodgers reached up and pushed at him to get off, Suh did not seem aware/concerned...that's because he knew what he was doing. Only a D-bag would step (twice) on another player, "realize it" or be made to realize it, and then show no concern whatsoever.

[Maxie the Taxi]

Only a psychopath would step (twice) on another player, "realize it" or be made to realize it, and then show no concern whatsoever.

Fixed it.

[woodbuck27]

Maybe? ... this man is simply moronically unaware...or simply stupid.

I'll be surprized if the NFL punishes SUH. Something like 'not guilty due to some mental condition'.

[HowardRoark]

Let him play. Of the three teams who could play Seattle, Detroit's got the best chance to knock them off.

I'd rather have Detroit at home again than Seattle on the road.

[vince]

[Cheesehead Craig]

Fuck him. He's a dirty bitch and always will be.

[woodbuck27]

Good video of this incident Vince clearly showing SUH's intent to injure Aaron Rodgers. It's the second contact (with his left foot) that nails the fucker. He clearly puts some of his weight on that foot to Rodgers left ankle.

I sure hope that the NFL slams him and the Detroit Lions pay for his idiocy.

This morning the NFL Network Morning Show made light of this incident IMO.

[hoosier]

Let him play. Of the three teams who could play Seattle, Detroit's got the best chance to knock them off.

I'd rather have Detroit at home again than Seattle on the road.

Detroit would not stand a chance against Seattle. I don't think any of the second-round candidates can beat Seattle there, but if there is one that stands a chance it is Carolina. They are also the most likely to get overlooked.

[woodbuck27]

http://www.sbnation.com/2014/12/28/7458909/aaron-rodgers-ndamukong-suh-ankle-step-packers-lions

Aaron Rodgers reacts to getting stepped on by Ndamukong Suh

By Louis Bien  @louisbien on Dec 28 2014, 9:27p 110

" Ndamukong Suh appeared to make another dirty play on Aaron Rodgers this Sunday. Everybody had opinions. "

[pbmax]

Dallas has already beaten Seattle in Seattle. But since there is no way to get that game before the Packers face them, I hope the NFL screws this up and lets him play.

Of course, the best team to send to Seattle might be Carolina.

[mraynrand]

Dallas has already beaten Seattle in Seattle. But since there is no way to get that game before the Packers face them, I hope the NFL screws this up and lets him play.

Of course, the best team to send to Seattle might be Carolina.

I'm not getting the love for Carolina. They were road kill just a few weeks ago. So they beat up some other NFC South teams. Sure, any given Sunday and all that, hot hand, but I don't see it.

Detroit is a lot like the Rams, who have given the Seabirds fits. Ironical that the Rams rolled with Shawn Hill, who in the past played well for Detroit (among other teams). Detroit has a better offense than the Rams, and every bit as good a defense. (Donald doesn't step on people like Suh, but he gives the QB a nice forearm shiver after he's tackled).

The key will always be the QB. Stafford, with his miserable mechanics, on the road, against good teams or Cam Newton, Mr. inconsistency. If the Cards get there, maybe they go single wing, cuz they ain't got a QB. Seattle will be hosting the NFCC game.

[LP]

The NFL could put a stop to this if they really wanted to. That said, where is Jim Caldwell in all this? Supposedly a decent human being and a very good coach. I think he bears a bit of responsibility here. Three incidents in two games tells me he's not quite in control or not quite the guy we're told he is.