<p>Lol @Marrissa will be here soon! Please make sure y’all beat the Ravens :)</p>
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<p>I believe that the above is an accurate description. While Suh might not go out to the deliberately hurt a player at the onset of the play, his instincts are to hurt someone if presented the chance. The real question is why the league has responded with a series of slaps on the wrists as opposed to increasingly lengthy suspensions. It probably would take Suh to do the same thing in a bar brawl to earn the just suspensions. </p>
<p>All in all, Detroit is a NFL disgrace with its affinity for harboring thugs. Too bad, the Cowboys cannot bring back Erik Williams for a little tango with Suh! </p>
<p>Well, well, well - the NFL has suspended Suh for the Dallas game. I’m surprised (I expected a fine only) but pleased:</p>
<p><a href=“Ndamukong Suh of Detroit Lions suspended for playoff game - ESPN”>http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/12093617/ndamukong-suh-detroit-lions-suspended-playoff-game</a></p>
<p>He’s appealing, of course. </p>
<p>Wow! H just came home and told me. I am surprised, pleasantly. If Detroit really wants to get rid of their horrible image, they need to do some serious house cleaning.</p>
<p>That lack of discipline will come back to bite you. After much hand wringing I decided that it is probably in my team’s best interest to root for a Cowboys win so I guess it’s a good thing that way too. I can’t believe I just said that! 
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<p>I had never heard of Suh, but after reading about him, Im wondering why he isn’t in jail, and why the NFL hasn’t removed him completely.</p>
<p>Has Suh EVER admitted to any wrongdoing? It seems every time he is disciplined he cries foul. I wonder if he believes his own BS.</p>
<p>Steeler fan here @lotsofquests They’ve had a great second half of the season. Hoping they can get past the Ravens! 
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<p>A better question is why no opponent has ever knocked the bejeezus out of Suh previously.</p>
<p>^^^Well, he is kind of a big dude…</p>
<p>That and I doubt he’s used to letting anyone get the last word in.</p>
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<p>Well, so do we! </p>
<p>I’m a temporary Dallas fan too. </p>
<p>DH is a Packer guy, so the nightmare scenario at my house is a Seattle - Green Bay matchup for the NFC title.</p>
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Suh is listed at 305 and almost certainly weighs quite a bit more. He is one of the strongest, most physically gifted players in the league. He’s a freak of nature. And he’s mean. There are probably zero offensive players who could “knock the bejeezus” out of him.</p>
<p>If he could channel the aggression he could be an amazing player.</p>
<p>His contract is up after this season. It will be interesting to see if Detroit attempts to re-sign him, or if they will let the circus leave town. Suh has likely cost himself 10’s of millions of dollars, as I think many teams won’t touch him or be willing to fork over a lot of guaranteed money.</p>
<p>This Cowboys fan is happy with the Suh suspension. Run, DeMarco, run!</p>
<p>There aren’t too many people who are able to take on Suh… </p>
<p>Suh is such a thug. I’ve hated him for quite some time. We have too many thugs on the Lions. (Ironically, they all came from U of Nebraska…) </p>
<p>[Before anyone accuses me of using thug is a racist way, let me be clear that I’ve never thought of it as having a racial component… that wasn’t even a thought to me until I read about it on CC. A thug is someone who has no regard for human life/safety and he absolutely meets that definition.]</p>
<p>^And it’s strange because Suh’s teammate at Nebraska, Crick, is a class act. Haven’t seen an inkling of bad behavior from him.</p>
<p>There is fine line between ‘nastiness’ and ‘toughness’ from your lineman (I mean the trenches are a hellish place) vs outright dirty play. And the Lions happen to have that on both sides of their line. Does it all stem from Suh? Maybe I just wasn’t paying attention, but were Fairley and Ansah dirty players at Auburn and BYU respectively?</p>
<p>Fairley was one of the dirtiest college players that I have ever seen. I didn’t know him from Adam and watched a bowl game where he was on the field and still remember him from that.</p>
<p>^^^ I had no dog in that hunt either - as a random observer he just stood out as being particularly nasty and not in a tough but classy way</p>
<p>He was right up there with Burfict</p>