Lions Suh fined...again

[da55bums]

a thug from Detroit, who would have imagined...Lions turning into the Raiders of the 70's and 80's, but without getting Super Bowl rings.

Throat Slash gesture...? who is his hero...Lawrence Phillips...?

against lowly TB besides...pickin on the weakest team and trash talking, must be a Detroit thing.

 

[Wolvie]

man, I watched the game and actually thought Suh played a surprisingly clean game. He had plenty of opportunities to go thug life on people

 

[Wazmankg]

Heavens to Betsy. The dreaded "Throat Slash Gesture" ???

Oh the humanity !!!

Please, think of the children, Dam.

 

[JDM]

I'm too sick of the bullshit fines to go looking again, but if someone happens to have a clip of the hit I'm mildly curious how bullshit this one is.

 

[obxyankeefan]

I'm too sick of the bullshit fines to go looking again, but if someone happens to have a clip of the hit I'm mildly curious how bullshit this one is.

No hit. After a Tackle for loss in the Tampa Bay game, Suh got up and ran his hand acroos his neck. He did do this and deserves the fine for this one.

 

[JDM]

That's retarded.

 

[LPinSLC]

Oh the horror...

 

[obxyankeefan]

That's retarded.

It has been illegal since 1999 and he did it so . Normally I would be screaming about the hypocrits running the NFL but this time they are right.

 

[JDM]

That doesn't make it less retarded.

 

[antone112]

I wonder where the OP gets his penis envy on the subject of a former Husker. I just wonder.

 

[obxyankeefan]

That doesn't make it less retarded.

I blame Michael Downs for jumping on the smurfs.



It is retarded, but a result of the No Fun League.

 

[RoboticDreams]

That doesn't make it less retarded.

Insubordinate, maybe. You need to be a little less hypocritical. You can't be all for rules and then do in about face. I'm not for or opposed to the fine, but Suh is a victim of his own doing. I actually like him as a player.

 

[JDM]

An action in the heat of the moment is massively different than a deliberate, planned rejection of what a superior specifically told you. Also, the NFL is not his employer. The Detroit lions are.

More importantly, I am addressing the policy of that gesture being a finable offense. It is retarded. There is no benefit whatsoever to that as a rule.

 

[da55bums]

An action in the heat of the moment is massively different than a deliberate, planned rejection of what a superior specifically told you. Also, the NFL is not his employer. The Detroit lions are.

More importantly, I am addressing the policy of that gesture being a finable offense. It is retarded. There is no benefit whatsoever to that as a rule.

seriously? you have not watched football for the last 30 years..teams used to fight on the field, literally, after instigations like that...and thats all it was...instigating, taunting...in the old days Suh would have be a Raider by now because thats where the thugs went because Al Davis put up with that crap...

Bench clearing brawls, fights and cheap "retalitory" shots are all benifits from that rule..

after futher review: JDM is a trolling fool who speaks too much before he thinks, aka, nickname is now "dishwasher"

 

[RoboticDreams]

An action in the heat of the moment is massively different than a deliberate, planned rejection of what a superior specifically told you. Also, the NFL is not his employer. The Detroit lions are.

More importantly, I am addressing the policy of that gesture being a finable offense. It is retarded. There is no benefit whatsoever to that as a rule.

But it is a rule, correct?

 

[JDM]

I do not know if it is a rule. If it is it is a bad one.


Again, and I don't know how many times I have to say this to make it clear, breaking a rule is very different from disobeying a straight directive from a superior.

 

[da55bums]

I do not know if it is a rule. If it is it is a bad one.


Again, and I don't know how many times I have to say this to make it clear, breaking a rule is very different from disobeying a straight directive from a superior.

are you saying his "superior" is the Lions? and that the Lions directed him to "breaking rules"?

 

[RoboticDreams]

I do not know if it is a rule. If it is it is a bad one.


Again, and I don't know how many times I have to say this to make it clear, breaking a rule is very different from disobeying a straight directive from a superior.

Use they quote button, it's fairly simple. IF it is a rule, then no matter the level of retardation, it must be complied with. If your boss gives you directive to run a pizza joint on Thanksgiving, you do that or be subject to termination. I don't see the problem here.

 

[Scooby-Doo]

That doesn't make it less retarded.

It makes him retarded for doing it.

 

[Wazmankg]

seriously? you have not watched football for the last 30 years..teams used to fight on the field, literally, after instigations like that...and thats all it was...instigating, taunting...in the old days Suh would have be a Raider by now because thats where the thugs went because Al Davis put up with that crap...

Bench clearing brawls, fights and cheap "retalitory" shots are all benifits from that rule..

after futher review: JDM is a trolling fool who speaks too much before he thinks, aka, nickname is now "dishwasher"

That's funny... you calling someone else a troll in what is just another one of your troll threads aimed at Detroit fans. Fwiw, there are about 30 other teams that would gladly sign Suh if he was available. You kid yourself if you think otherwise.