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The NFL needs to throw the book at Ndamukong Suh

Liondownnow
Liondownnow
Nov 26, 2011
12:44am
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Originally posted by: bbking
The Detroit Lions have been the worst run organization over the last 53 years.Ever since the ford family took over,this org.has flat out stunk.They thrive on this kind of controversy and stupidity.


I think you are right about the past. I think (however) the organization has made a positive turn and will not be the worst run organization over the next 5 years. I'm not banking on playoff appearances and divisional titles but I do think we have a few building blocks in place and the management is much better than it used to be. Matt Millen was no genius.

I'm sure you are aware that things change, sometimes quickly, and sometimes very slowly. The graduating University of Michigan class needs to beat Ohio State today or they will go out 0-4 against Michigan State and 0-4 against Ohio State which would be a first for the Wolverines. Before the new Millenium U of M used to be a power in football. No longer, it happens.

Number51
Number51
Nov 26, 2011
3:07am
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Originally posted by: Sarah9nascar
He needs to be suspended for the season. I'm sick of these so called role models and all their bling.


Did he hit someone with his jewelry? I did a google image search on Suh and could not find a single pic of him wearing a single piece of jewelry. I wonder why a nascar fan would assume otherwise?



Sarah9nascar should stop looking to professional athletes for her role models, that almost never works out.

The Lions are a fun team to watch, very entertaining. I hope Suh gets his act together, he could be a great player for a long time.




bbking
bbking
Nov 26, 2011
7:13am
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Originally posted by: Liondownnow
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Originally posted by: bbking
The Detroit Lions have been the worst run organization over the last 53 years.Ever since the ford family took over,this org.has flat out stunk.They thrive on this kind of controversy and stupidity.


I think you are right about the past. I think (however) the organization has made a positive turn and will not be the worst run organization over the next 5 years. I'm not banking on playoff appearances and divisional titles but I do think we have a few building blocks in place and the management is much better than it used to be. Matt Millen was no genius.

I'm sure you are aware that things change, sometimes quickly, and sometimes very slowly. The graduating University of Michigan class needs to beat Ohio State today or they will go out 0-4 against Michigan State and 0-4 against Ohio State which would be a first for the Wolverines. Before the new Millenium U of M used to be a power in football. No longer, it happens.


I hope your right about the Lions,but I've been a fan over 40 years and I'm tired of being constantly disappointed.Every year there is optimism only to be let down most of the time.I'm tired of the Lions talking about getting better.I'm want to see results.And more than one year.Lets see some consistancy over several years.
LVrealestateHELP
LVrealestateHELP
Nov 26, 2011
8:47am
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HE IS A GROWN @$$ MAN AND STILL HASN'T LEARNED SPORTSMANSHIP. Some people don't deserve to play in the NFL. Then he had the nerve to say he lost his balance?!?!? Get real. Bigger the fine/penalty the better.

discostu
discostu
Nov 26, 2011
10:21pm
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Originally posted by: Chilcoot
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Originally posted by: rdwoodpecker
he does have a degree in enginering.
I read that his degree is in "construction management", is that really engineering?

Sounds less impressive if you ask me, like the sort of degree someone that you wind up with if you wanted to be an engineer but couldn't quite hack it.


Not everywhere. I know at some colleges with very tough engineering programs this program as pretty close to the rest as far as difficulty. It just isn't as tough of a senior project.

P.S. Ndonkeykong Suh should still get a few games whether he was a dropout or had the bestest degree possible.
bbking
bbking
Nov 26, 2011
11:13pm
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He is probably used to being the "biggest kid on the block" and always getting his own way.He's finding out the NFL playground is a little more level playing field.And he can't get his own way.
jatki
jatki
Nov 27, 2011
4:58am
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I never saw what he did til this morning. I think his lying and trying to squirm out of it and take responsibilty, you know, as in,"i screwed up,i'm sorry,it was the heat of the moment. Whatever punishment the league or my team deems necessary,i'll take it like a man", is as bad if not worse than the act itself.
What an asshole!

JOHN
bardolator2
bardolator2
Nov 27, 2011
5:22am
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Like Doug Dieken said this morning, "There's always trouble with a boy named Suh."
Loyd Vegas
Loyd Vegas
Nov 27, 2011
6:51am
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Just saw on ESPN that it looks like a two game suspension for him.
rdwoodpecker
rdwoodpecker
Nov 27, 2011
9:21am
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As much as everyone wants to make him out to be a "thug", he really is not.

Football is a very violent game. He needs to be dealt with properly by the NFL, 2 game suspension would seem about right. He is going to have to get control of his emotions soon or it will cost him dearly in "cheap shots" by other players and league suspensions.
He would have been far better off just stating "I am damn tired of being held 90% of the time"! You lost your composure so just admit it and move on.

Just glad too see the "victim" was not hurt this time.
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