Suh wins appeal

[SJ76]

Ndamukong Suh of Detroit Lions wins appeal, will play in playoff game vs. Dallas Cowboys - ESPN


It wasn't like it was a full Haynesworth. Romo will now have better dreams this week.

 

[night]

I figured he would. The league just needed to browbeat him for pulling that on the league's goldenboy. If he did that to Tannehill for example the league wouldn't have done a damn thing.

 

[Win TWINS!!!]

Right decision.

 

[SJ76]

Night.. that is one of my favorite golf pics of all time. the ole 1 iron.
I hit Hogan blades for years.

 

[Otis B. Driftwood]

Good. No excuses for either team this Sunday.

 

[darken65]

The reason why I picked the Lions to beat Dallas...Romo is toast by halftime .

 

[SJ76]

If Dallas defense comes to play, Stafford could be trouble too. But you know that Detroit D is now coming to eat Romo.

 

[night]

Night.. that is one of my favorite golf pics of all time. the ole 1 iron.
I hit Hogan blades for years.

He is also the first player to break down a swing into a science for those that aren't professional golfers. His book is practically my bible. I wish I could have a swing that sweet.

 

[SJ76]

He is also the first player to break down a swing into a science for those that aren't professional golfers. His book is practically my bible. I wish I could have a swing that sweet.

It is THE bible.

I would love to see Sue on the golf course. With that temper it would be classic. That's probably what he needs is a little humility.

But I really didn't see any malicious intent on that play with Rodgers.

 

[Old Lion]

Of course he did. Should of never been suspended in the first place. He may be dirty, but that play he was totally oblivious to what was going on. You know why? Because players get stepped on every play. Its a normal occurrence in the NFL. Hell, Stafford got spiked worse than that in that very game and you don't see anyone making a stink about it.


Most NFL fans have become so pathetic. I blame fantasy football for drawing nerds into watching the games.

 

[TheConfidante]

ROFL @ all the clowns on this board who laughed at me when I said he would win it. Suck it haters.

 

[JMR]

That was a bush league move, done completely out of the context of the play and stuff like that has no business in the NFL. If you can't see the difference between that and an unintentional misstep that happens in a scrum when bodies are flying, then there's something wrong with your judgment.


He deserves a much bigger fine. I don't think that is enough to deter him from doing similar stuff in the future, and we all know he is likely to do just that based on a number of previous dirty moves.

 

[TheConfidante]

That was a bush league move, done completely out of the context of the play and stuff like that has no business in the NFL. If you can't see the difference between that and an unintentional misstep that happens in a scrum when bodies are flying, then there's something wrong with your judgment.


He deserves a much bigger fine. I don't think that is enough to deter him from doing similar stuff in the future, and we all know he is likely to do just that based on a number of previous dirty moves.

You mad bro?

 

[JMR]

You mad bro?

Not in the least. Just offering my opinion.

 

[Old Lion]

That was a bush league move, done completely out of the context of the play and stuff like that has no business in the NFL. If you can't see the difference between that and an unintentional misstep that happens in a scrum when bodies are flying, then there's something wrong with your judgment.


He deserves a much bigger fine. I don't think that is enough to deter him from doing similar stuff in the future, and we all know he is likely to do just that based on a number of previous dirty moves.

Wrong. Even the referee (Walt Anderson) who was 3 feet away sent an email to the NFL stating he saw the whole thing and there was no intent.

Why do you think they reversed it so quickly.

 

[Podunkparte]

You mad bro?

 

[JMR]

Wrong. Even the referee (Walt Anderson) who was 3 feet away sent an email to the NFL stating he saw the whole thing and there was no intent.

Why do you think they reversed it so quickly.

Could be a number of reasons why it was altered from suspension to fine. Wake up.

No one can convince me that was unintentional when he takes that second step backwards and then puts his entire body weight on the foot that is stepping on Rodgers. Get a grip.

 

[LPinSLC]

If it wasn't Suh this would be a non issue. The fact that it was Rodgers only made it worse.

 

[cdumler7]

Too many people have watched that play in slow motion. In game time speed it doesn't look that terrible but when you slow it down and have him on the leg for 5 seconds then yeah it looks pretty darn intentional. I'm not saying he didn't have a little intent but that was pretty little compared to some of the things that happen throughout the game. I mean I would say fumble piles are 10X worse than that with guys saying they get punched in the nuts or have hands stepped up or have eyes gouged. Those to me are a lot worse than this.

 

[Podunkparte]

If it wasn't Suh this would be a non issue. The fact that it was Rodgers only made it worse.

It's incredible to me that some of you don't understand that having a reputation makes things worse. Of course it's a bigger deal that it's Suh. He's a known dirty player and should be treated like one.

Getting pulled over with a .08 BAC is a bigger deal for someone with 4 DUIs on their record too. This isn't a difficult thing to grasp.