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Guy could probably get fined for illegal flatulence.
This. For one, you could see his leg lash out after starting to bend in a little bit mid-fall, and for two, your legs do not flail like that when falling like that.Considering he got one game last year for the foot stomp, I could see them giving him two this time.Edit: He got two last year. He should get two again.
How is that penalizing Suh?
He's actually highly intelligent. He's also a sociopath, however.
This is true, but not sad. Benefit of the doubt is reserved for players that deserve it, not players with a history of playing dirty.
I think Swartz is partially to blame. Suh has been a thug, but a good coach can get his players under better control.
Did Goodell get to write all the infractions that get reviewed for fines/suspensions? I keep seeing all these items blaming Goodell but I can never find anything saying he gave himself all that authority and that the guys who pay him (the owners) or negotiated with that side (the NFLPA) had no say so in this.I am also confident (sarcastically speaking) that the lawsuits brought by former players due to concussions and other ailments have NOTHING to do with the league stance against "aggressive players" like Suh?
Bears fan here, so I am certainly not biased toward Suh...but huge bust? I would not agree with that at all, and honestly he seems like an incredibly disruptive force on the DL. He may not strike fear with his opponents but it would not shock me if he did. It seems to me that he kind of gives that defense an identity. I would not call him a bust but maybe you are seeing something I am not.
It's like I'm in the Bountygate thread again.
Hey, look everybody! Ndamukong Suh is a poster here!!!!!
This is the correct way to kick in the nuts.
Says the Detroit fan... How many times had Robinson been in trouble prior to that incident? Had he been suspended prior to that? Had he been called out multiple times for seemingly dirty play.I don't know the answer but just because he got 20k doesn't mean that should be applied here, its like with your kid... If you neighbors kid shoots off a firecracker and it hits the dog and hurts it to where you have to go to the vet maybe they get a stern talking to. Next time its a different neighbor kid but he is the same kid that egged your house, poisoned your garden, and broke your front window for fun. This time you press charges with the cops... why? Because its a different person under different circumstances even if it was an accident.
This is the correct way to kick in the nuts.
For sure.'fruity pebbles said:
Agreed. That definitely wasn't natural movement.'Warrior said:
Nope.'Sea Duck said:
Nah, I don't think it's worthy of a suspension. I would probably hand out a 25k fine, and move on.
Since when do they have to prove intent? The guy is a goon. Keep him off the field.
Seemed like he had pretty good control of it to me....
Right at the end it looks like he intentionally shifts his ankle just to make sure he got him (them?).The Detroit fans defending/fishing are funny in here. Keep it up - it goes well with the persona of the head coachboob. 
At least Brian Robison took responsibility and apologized directly to TJ Lang for the incident. TJ Lang graciously accepted his apology. If Suh was involved, you would have to wonder if he would deny that the incident ever took place.
Ray Lewis pretty much killed a guy, and yet Suh is apparently the worst person ever. I never understand these things.
Off topic about an off topic! Aren't we discussing Suh's kick? That extra little kick at the end seems to show his intent. The guy tries to hurt other players. For that, he should be suspended and the suspensions should be progressive until he either controls himself or is banned from the game. If a Ray Lewis, **** Butkus or Rodney Harrison thread pops up, I might post in those threads, but no reason to discuss them here.
That kick was not an attempt to injure him. There are DBs pot shotting receivers in the head on the regular, those guys are the ones trying to injure people.
The topic appears to be that Suh is evil. We are discussing his relative good/evil and image/reputation in the league. That seems to fit perfectly.
Big hits were allowed and expected when Butkus was playing.It would be one thing if it was just the media that was vilifying Suh's play...but his own peers see him as dirty (just as Harrison was).Being dirty is not "part" of the game.Quit making excuses because the guy plays for your team.
Says the Nebraska fan...just because the media says something doesn't make it so. Ray Lewis has seemed to turn a corner in his public life and seems to be doing good things. If Suh wants to get more leway on Sunday when he stomps on a lineman when they are laying down or hit a QB to the head or kick someone when they are down then he needs to get a good public image by helping out all the less fortunate both in Detroit and elsewhere. If he were looked at as an animal on the field but an amazing guy off the field I think there would be less issues.Also, Suh is a dirty player and nothing you can do about that and comparing him to Butkus would never happen as most people now have never watched But play, i for one never have. Also who is to say Suh wouldn't be hired by ESPN to do NFL pre game? He still is a dirty player either way and it doesnt matter if the media talks about it he still is one of the top dirty players in the NFL right now for the brashness. There might be dirtier players but they fly under the radar as they don't make it so obvious.
