O.T. What should be done with Suh

[shawinkerpoppin]

Worst part is hearing him talk about. He always talks as if he has done nothing wrong like he is a victim in a "why is everyone picking on me?" kind of way. Its like he is in denial of what he is doing idk I just don't like that about him. Most players are dirty but stleast they own it and know what they are.

[bahn]

He should be fined and suspended for the rest of the year and have his head examined.
He maybe worse than Haynesworth.

[Project KSL]

Suspended the rest of 2011. Guy's a piece of trash.

[Charlie Brown]

I've said all along that he is a thug and I got a lot of flack because I have stated I do not want a thug like Suh on the Browns.

I've said it again and again. People said he was just being "dominant" when he tried to rip Delhomme and Dalton's heads off.

So, really, it was only a matter of time till he did was caught doing this. Punishment?

sayonara

[Bernie24]

My god the way you guys talk i thought he about killed someone

That wasnt even bad. I mean it was dirty and cheap obviously but i thought he had done something ridiculous. He hardly even stomped on his arm whoopdey doo

Its football certain people have short fuses it happens - that wasnt half as bad as i expected.

[Bernie24]

You guys are gonna hate this i dont care

He shouldnt be suspended for that. It wasnt unordinarily bad. Ridoculous.

Suh had stopped pushing and was waiting for the OL to let off and he got slammed to the ground. He shouldnt have done what he did after that with his tantrum, but its not like it was for no reason like Haynesworth's a few years ago people are comparing it to. So much different.

Truth is Suh has a lot of pride and didnt like how he got worked so he freaked, stupid very but it's getting talked about like he almost hurt someone. So stupid.

[beastlyskronk]

You guys are gonna hate this i dont care

He shouldnt be suspended for that. It wasnt unordinarily bad. Ridoculous.

Suh had stopped pushing and was waiting for the OL to let off and he got slammed to the ground. He shouldnt have done what he did after that with his tantrum, but its not like it was for no reason like Haynesworth's a few years ago people are comparing it to. So much different.

Truth is Suh has a lot of pride and didnt like how he got worked so he freaked, stupid very but it's getting talked about like he almost hurt someone. So stupid.

Suh didn't get slammed to the ground after the play, it was during the play. They pushed him after the play after he pushed the guy's head into the ground. It wasn't that bad but the thing is, there isn't a place for it in the game. He's done stuff like this before, and the intent alone is enough to warrant a suspension.

Honestly I'd like to see someone knock the crap out of Suh way after a play. Maybe that'll teach him the lesson he's not learning. Also stepping on someone with a cleat, not matter how hard, can still hurt someone, especially if his foot didn't land on his arm clean.

[Bernie24]

I disagree i love Suh and his attitude. Dude is tough and most other fines(not this one) were bs to me for him.

I think he is a beast honeybadger-esque

He didnt even come close to hurting anyone i really dont think this is as big a deal as the media is making it


Flame away

[Al Wilson 4 Mayor]

With all due respect, Al, I suggest you look at the videos provided earlier in this thread.

He not only drove/slammed (whatever term you want to use) his head into the turf, when he gets up he clearly stomps cleanly on his arm.

No question he made contact both times.

Wow, I was clearly wrong.

That looked like a case of 'roid rage.

[HavoK471]

Honestly, although the kick is pretty bad

The slamming of the head is what gets me

[Remedy]

I thought about it and the head pushing down doesnt bug me at all. whatever its a rough game he pushed his head down.

the stomp down on the guy not so good with. He missed half a game, going to get fined big time and possibly cost his team the game. Not sure I think he should get a really lengthy suspension. maybe a game/two MAX

[KansasKrista]

Well it's going to make the punishment 10 times more severe. That's for sure.

He might have gotten away with a 2 game suspension and a fine. But he had to act like an idiot after the game and make those stupid statements. So he won't be shown any leniency.

Didn't even mention the fact it was a NATIONAL game, meaning everyone was tuned in to it.

You know I never thought of that but, you are right... a Nationally televised game might make the punishment a little harsher since everyone saw it and will now look to see how the NFL handles it.

I can't stomach the Lions or Suh... that game in Denver will forever make me hate their guts. They deserve whatever happens to them... Suh especially is a thug.