ALL THINGS SUH

[Rollingthndr]

All Hail Lebronukong Suh!

Now that he's taken his talents to South Beach multiple Super Bowl wins will follow!

Big difference between the two sports is in football there are 22 starters. Basketball there is only 5. One superstar in basketball can change a franchise.

 

[tpaulus_2]

 

[RobBase]

No one said Miami was going to win multiple Superbowls. You can't clap to your own lies, TP. Makes you look psycho.

 

[tpaulus_2]

I was clapping in response to Thndr's post a couple back. And I'm not too concerned about being the one who looks psycho at the moment...

 

[broncosmitty]

No one said Miami was going to win multiple Superbowls.

They mention it for you. So it seems silly. Over and over and over and over.

Dudes always like to downplay what disses em. Their ex is crazy.... slutty.... greedy.... selfish.... mean.....Theyre better off without 'er.... Whatever.... just to take the sting away from knowing they'll never motorboat a set of tiddies like that again.

 

[RobBase]

They mention it for you. So it seems silly. Over and over and over and over.

Dudes always like to downplay what disses em. Their ex is crazy.... slutty.... greedy.... selfish.... mean.....Theyre better off without 'er.... Whatever.... just to take the sting away from knowing they'll never motorboat a set of tiddies like that again.

Best part is the constant cap advice from guys who can barely manage their own lives.

"I wouldn't spend 17 million on Suh!" - Mayhew fan 3 months behind on own phone bill.

 

[Dr. Evil-er]

Best part is the constant cap advice from guys who can barely manage their own lives.

"I wouldn't spend 17 million on Suh!" - Mayhew fan 3 months behind on own phone bill.

While I take cash advances each month on multiple credit cards so I can make the minimum payments on other credit cards I am current on my phone bill.

 

[RobBase]

While I take cash advances each month on multiple credit cards so I can make the minimum payments on other credit cards I am current on my phone bill.

Mayhew does that too, but w cap space.

 

[Dr. Evil-er]

If this thread took 51 pages how many will the thread be next year on the Trade CJ Right Now thread I will start?

Does a ball control offense need a $24m WR? If he is wearing a Lions uniform to start the 2016 season it will replace the level of stupidity shown in losing Suh by a very, very, long ways. He's still worth an early draft pick in a trade, will still have several years left on his contract (which would be all salary and easily re-worked by the acquiring team), and the Lions would free up $11m. That thread should be a real hoot to read.

 

[Dr. Evil-er]

Got my phone bill yesterday. Can't afford to pay it. shit!!

 

[gandydancer]

If this thread took 51 pages how many will the thread be next year on the Trade CJ Right Now thread I will start?

Does a ball control offense need a $24m WR? If he is wearing a Lions uniform to start the 2016 season it will replace the level of stupidity shown in losing Suh by a very, very, long ways. He's still worth an early draft pick in a trade, will still have several years left on his contract (which would be all salary and easily re-worked by the acquiring team), and the Lions would free up $11m. That thread should be a real hoot to read.

I can not wait. Especially if he has another down year. Whether to injury or lack of passing game from Lombardi. His cap number is higher for 2016. Crazy to keep him at that cost.

People think paying Suh QB money is crazy. How the hell can you justify 24 mill for what will be a declining WR?

 

[LPinSLC]

I can not wait. Especially if he has another down year. Whether to injury or lack of passing game from Lombardi. His cap number is higher for 2016. Crazy to keep him at that cost.

People think paying Suh QB money is crazy. How the hell can you justify 24 mill for what will be a declining WR?

It can't be justified. I'm hoping CJ will take a large pay cut. I don't know how likely it would be if the lions don't have a good year. Hopefully continuity and familiarity within the new systems has things moving along better than it was last year.

 

[Shield-Thread Killa]

Wish DONKEY KONG SUH...

Would have taken some of the RAIDERS CASH...

Silver n black would have looked good on the FOOL...

 

[Thruthefog]

Wish DONKEY KONG SUH...

Would have taken some of the RAIDERS CASH...

Silver n black would have looked good on the FOOL...

I understand. But I'm afraid Cali's tax situation would make Detroit look good.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

? Jason Fitzgerald ? says Suh's contract is #1 worst value contract of 2015.

NFL Free Agency in Review: The Worst Value Contracts of 2015 - Over the Cap

1. Ndamukong Suh, DT, Dolphins (6 years, $114.375M, $59.955 guaranteed)

Quite simply this is one of the worst contracts ever given in the history of the NFL. For Suh to justify this contract he would have to play above the level of any defensive player to ever play football. Suh hasn’t even been the best defensive tackle in the NFL let alone the best defensive player. I’m not sure who even led this negotiation other than someone looking back at a bad Mario Williams contract from 2012 and applying a cap adjustment to that number to come up with the $19M+ figure the Dolphins used. This is a contract that Al Davis, Daniel Snyder and Marty Hurney all would have said was too extreme to sign. To invest this kind of money Miami is banking on this contract paying off from a marketing perspective both to the fans and to the rest of the NFL to help make Miami a football destination again. It didn’t work that way for Detroit with Suh so I’m not sure why it would be any different in Miami

 

[TwoCents22]

? Jason Fitzgerald ? says Suh's contract is #1 worst value contract of 2015.

NFL Free Agency in Review: The Worst Value Contracts of 2015 - Over the Cap

1. Ndamukong Suh, DT, Dolphins (6 years, $114.375M, $59.955 guaranteed)

Quite simply this is one of the worst contracts ever given in the history of the NFL. For Suh to justify this contract he would have to play above the level of any defensive player to ever play football. Suh hasn’t even been the best defensive tackle in the NFL let alone the best defensive player. I’m not sure who even led this negotiation other than someone looking back at a bad Mario Williams contract from 2012 and applying a cap adjustment to that number to come up with the $19M+ figure the Dolphins used. This is a contract that Al Davis, Daniel Snyder and Marty Hurney all would have said was too extreme to sign. To invest this kind of money Miami is banking on this contract paying off from a marketing perspective both to the fans and to the rest of the NFL to help make Miami a football destination again. It didn’t work that way for Detroit with Suh so I’m not sure why it would be any different in Miami

Its articles like this that are ridiculous. You have guys like Charles Johnson and Mario Williams getting paid I think $14 and $16 mil a year to basically produce like Cliff Avril, yet Suh, the 2nd most disruptive defensive force in the NFL is the worst value at $19 mil a season?

Williams and Johnson are the 2 defensive guys I can come up with off the top of my head, but I'm sure there's plenty more. Torrey Smith just got overpaid from San Fran, too. I know at a smaller total amount, but I'd rather overpay an All-Pro than a marginal player. And I'm not even mad over losing Suh anymore. Just these media guys who say these dumb things to draw attention is irritating.

 

[tpaulus_2]

So because Johnson and Williams are on bad deals that means Suh's is a good deal?

 

[TwoCents22]

So because Johnson and Williams are on bad deals that means Suh's is a good deal?

Try to comprehend what I've said before assuming I'm just cock riding Suh. Thanks.

 

[RobBase]

Try to comprehend what I've said before assuming I'm just cock riding Suh. Thanks.

 

[tpaulus_2]

Try to comprehend what I've said before assuming I'm just cock riding Suh. Thanks.

Seems to me like you were saying it wasn't an unreasonable deal relative to those two contracts?