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I admire the guy's passion, but sooner or later somebody is gonna chop block Suh and he is gonna get a knee blown out. Given some of the things he has continued to do and say, it would be hard to say he didn't deserve it.

If he played for the Bears, the Chicago meatballs would love him.

I think he's a good player. Maybe not as good as everyone thought he was last season. But still, I'd love to have him playing DT here...

Krazy Ivan wrote:

I have no problem with the way Suh plays and would welcome him to Chicago with open arms. Football is a mans game god damnit it Doug!

If he played for the Bears, the Chicago meatballs would love him. ...

Frank Coztansa wrote:

Exactly. It really won't even be a meatball thing to do. He better hope that he doesn't significantly injure a QB with a play like that because the rest of the game they'll be going after his knees.

The guy has a clear pattern of this. The next time it happens it won't be viewed as an accident even as he continues to claim that he's not doing anything intentional.

Author:	jimmypasta [ Tue Nov 15, 2011 6:28 pm ]
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ESPN.com reports: Detroit Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh called his removal of Jay Cutler's helmet Sunday while tackling the Chicago Bears quarterback "part of the game" and defended his team against accusations of dirty play. "I like to punish the quarterback," Suh said in an ESPN "First Take" interview. "I like to punish running backs for them trying to make plays on my defense. Whether it's dirty or aggressive or whatever that may be, we're going to continue to play that way and make sure we stand up and make sure teams don't run over us."

Author:	SteveSarley [ Tue Nov 15, 2011 7:39 pm ]
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They sure did a great job on Sunday!

Author:	Frank Coztansa [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 8:27 am ]
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I admire the guy's passion, but sooner or later somebody is gonna chop block Suh and he is gonna get a knee blown out. Given some of the things he has continued to do and say, it would be hard to say he didn't deserve it.

Author:	Brick [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 8:30 am ]
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Frank Coztansa wrote: I admire the guy's passion, but sooner or later somebody is gonna chop block Suh and he is gonna get a knee blown out. Given some of the things he has continued to do and say, it would be hard to say he didn't deserve it. Exactly. It really won't even be a meatball thing to do. He better hope that he doesn't significantly injure a QB with a play like that because the rest of the game they'll be going after his knees. The guy has a clear pattern of this. The next time it happens it won't be viewed as an accident even as he continues to claim that he's not doing anything intentional.

Author:	Don Tiny [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 8:30 am ]
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Frank Coztansa wrote: I admire the guy's passion, but sooner or later somebody is gonna chop block Suh and he is gonna get a knee blown out. Given some of the things he has continued to do and say, it would be hard to say he didn't deserve it. At that point I'd be curious to see if he decries such dirty play or 'just takes it'.

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Author:	good dolphin [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 10:18 am ]
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Suh, maybe you and your teammates should start with the basics of being able to stop the run and then start worrying about more complex things like hurting people. You would think the Lions were a good defense by the way they talk.

Author:	Krazy Ivan [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 10:22 am ]
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If he played for the Bears, the Chicago meatballs would love him. I think he's a good player. Maybe not as good as everyone thought he was last season. But still, I'd love to have him playing DT here...

Author:	Don Tiny [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 10:44 am ]
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Krazy Ivan wrote: If he played for the Bears, the Chicago meatballs would love him. I think he's a good player. Maybe not as good as everyone thought he was last season. But still, I'd love to have him playing DT here... I don't think I'm a very good match-up ....

Author:	Phil McCracken [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 10:55 am ]
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Krazy Ivan wrote: If he played for the Bears, the Chicago meatballs would love him. I think he's a good player. Maybe not as good as everyone thought he was last season. But still, I'd love to have him playing DT here... I have no problem with the way Suh plays and would welcome him to Chicago with open arms. Football is a mans game god damnit it Doug!

Author:	Krazy Ivan [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 10:56 am ]
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Phil McCracken wrote: Krazy Ivan wrote: If he played for the Bears, the Chicago meatballs would love him. I think he's a good player. Maybe not as good as everyone thought he was last season. But still, I'd love to have him playing DT here... I have no problem with the way Suh plays and would welcome him to Chicago with open arms. Football is a mans game god damnit it Doug! LINE STUNTS!!!!!!!

Author:	Mr. Hernandez [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 11:00 am ]
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I like him. I dont think hes as dirty as hes portrayed to be. Its just that footballs been so pussified it looks worse than what it really is.

Author:	FavreFan [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 11:03 am ]
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It's funny that he used the phrase "make sure they don't run over us". Suh sucks at run defense.

Author:	Brick [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 11:41 am ]
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Krazy Ivan wrote: If he played for the Bears, the Chicago meatballs would love him. I think he's a good player. Maybe not as good as everyone thought he was last season. But still, I'd love to have him playing DT here... Of course he'd be loved but they'd still get mad at him for all the penalties he gets. That's only going to get worse too until he figures out that you don't have to play with intent to injure. It's kind of like the dumb nfl players that can't seem to figure out that you can't take a wr leading with your helmet any more.

Author:	good dolphin [ Thu Nov 17, 2011 9:29 am ]
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Krazy Ivan wrote: If he played for the Bears, the Chicago meatballs would love him. ... I don't think so. I think they'd see him like Jake Peavey, flapping his gums while teams are running on them all day.

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Author:	Frank Coztansa [ Thu Nov 24, 2011 9:36 pm ]
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Boilermaker Rick wrote: Frank Coztansa wrote: I admire the guy's passion, but sooner or later somebody is gonna chop block Suh and he is gonna get a knee blown out. Given some of the things he has continued to do and say, it would be hard to say he didn't deserve it. Exactly. It really won't even be a meatball thing to do. He better hope that he doesn't significantly injure a QB with a play like that because the rest of the game they'll be going after his knees. The guy has a clear pattern of this. The next time it happens it won't be viewed as an accident even as he continues to claim that he's not doing anything intentional. Well, after that fiasco today its clear that he is a marked man in the NFL. Suspension should happen and its clear that Jim Schwartz has done nothing to stop Suh's dirty play. He deserves every punishment he gets-- both on and off the field.