Another suspension for Detroit?

[TheConfidante]

Hey everyone. Let's play the replay at slow speed and then talk about how he lingered on his leg for more than a second! Yay!

 

[Anointed One]

I don't care for Suh as much as the next guy but it's tough to lobby for him doing that intentionally... I get that he has a history of doing things like that and yes, he probably did it on purpose but it would be tough to hold up in court whether he did it on purpose or not...

It wouldn't hurt my feelings though if he did get suspended because I don't care for the guy and I respect the hell outta A. Rodgers....

 

[fredmccallyRTR]

Hey everyone. Let's play the replay at slow speed and then talk about how he lingered on his leg for more than a second! Yay!

Hey, you! I almost stepped on you before I noticed you there.

 

[gandydancer]

Now that Suh is probably going to NY, he can do no wrong in the eyes of the NFL puppet masters.

Rob, I wonder if Suh and Raiola are gone next year, does thsi still make Lions a dirty team?

 

[gohusk]

Multiple games... So maybe one with Lions and some with new team next year?

I would hope so. I don't want to see some ass clown like him have a major impact on the post season by pulling a stunt like that. Late hit/heat of the action is one thing. This was "hey, I have an opportunity to hurt a guy and maybe get away with it and I'm going to take advantage of it!"

 

[Duffman]

He stepped on him with both feet one after the other. Even if the first one was unintentional you don't step on a guy and then realize you did it and then take another step backward to step on him again unless you're doing it on purpose.

It's 100% obvious there, if it was 1 foot I'd say accident, but both feet, suspend and fine his dirty ass.

 

[Robotech]

The second step looked intentional, but because this stepping incident doesn't look as bad as the stomping incidents that come to mind, I wouldn't be surprised to see him escape punishment. Another thing to consider is that the Packers offensive lineman didn't react the way you would expect if Suh had done something really egregious.

 

[fredmccallyRTR]

The second step looked intentional, but because this stepping incident doesn't look as bad as the stomping incidents that come to mind, I wouldn't be surprised to see him escape punishment. Another thing to consider is that the Packers offensive lineman didn't react the way you would expect if Suh had done something really egregious.

A play later a brawl almost broke out.

 

[Hbomb]

They have a great closeup here:

Ndamukong Suh steps on Aaron Rodgers' ankle after play - CBSSports.com

What a POS. They should suspend him for multiple games for trying to intentionally injure someone. He didn't even lose his balance as he was putting 300+ lbs on his one foot that happened to be on Rodgers ankle.

He got two games for his last stomp. Repeat offender derserves more this time.

 

[NinerFan52]

I thought Suhs reaction is Rodgers pushing him was more telling. He didn't even turn around just walked away quickly.

 

[GNG]

Rob, I wonder if Suh and Raiola are gone next year, does thsi still make Lions a dirty team?

It's a reflection on their head coach.

 

[GNG]

I thought Suhs reaction is Rodgers pushing him was more telling. He didn't even turn around just walked away quickly.

He was probably afraid that Rodgers might kick the crap out of him.

 

[Edonidd]

It's a reflection on their head coach.

You think Cadwell is dirty then?

 

[GNG]

You think Cadwell is dirty then?

Raiola last week and Suh this week. What do you think?

 

[Anointed One]

You think Cadwell is dirty then?

LOL... He's the last guy I would call dirty.. Those two guys were dirty well before Caldwell became their HC...

 

[williewilliejuan]

It's a reflection on their head coach.

I don't think so. Caldwell has made a point of trying to clean up Detroit's play and image. He clearly has more work to do.

 

[GNG]

LOL... He's the last guy I would call dirty.. Those two guys were dirty well before Caldwell became their HC...

Maybe Caldwell should rein them in before they injure someone.

 

[Old Lion]

I don't think so. Caldwell has made a point of trying to clean up Detroit's play and image. He clearly has more work to do.

Don't bother. G&G does not even know who the coach is. Probably never even heard of him. He seems to know even less about football then he does about politics.

He is a troll who has already been warned by the mods and is 1 step from being out of here.

 

[Edonidd]

Raiola last week and Suh this week. What do you think?

I think several things. First I think that anyone who believes Caldwell is dirty or encourages dirty play is insane. Second I think Dominic Raiola is a shitty human being, and has been an asshole since before he ever convinced the worst GM in NFL history to draft him. Third I don't actually believe Suh is a bad person, but i do think he is a dirty player. Not necessarily the same thing, but between his college coach and his first nfl head coach plus some desire to be seen as a throwback or something I think some wires got crossed in his head. And fourth I think grown adults decision making reflects on them way more than it reflects on anyone else.

 

[Anointed One]

Maybe Caldwell should rein them in before they injure someone.

How do you know he hasn't had discussions with them?