I find it fascinating that a fan base that for years has said, "we may be 2-14, but you knew you were in a game when you played us", is celebrating a guy getting suspended for something as ticky-tack as this. Deacon Jones used to clothesline people.

This is well deserved for Suh. He's the dirtiest player in the league and finally he is getting some actual discipline for it that may be meaningful.

Suh is such a waste. He's actually a very intelligent and charitable guys according to people in the know.

Its like he loses the ability to think when he crosses the white lines

Is it arbitrary? Yes. Should Ray Rice never play another NFL game? yes. Is the Suh punishment warranted? Yes.

:lol: Ok, Chus. Way to dodge the question.

Deacon Jones? Who cares. Guys also used to play this game with leather helmets, and goalies used to play hockey with no face masks. Should the pro games not evolve to keep players and fans safe?

In the past three weeks you have defended a guy who took a hit a quarterback in the head, and another guy who stepped on a quarterback. We're are the ones crying about it, yet those guys have gotten fined and suspended. Its absurd to defend those guys. Absolutely absurd.

I notice you didn't say anything about the bullshit facemask/roughing the passer call which allowed the Lions to get a fresh set of downs and score a TD. That was perfectly fine, but launching into Jimmy Claussen was just us Bears fans "crying"

I find it fascinating that a fan base that for years has said, "we may be 2-14, but you knew you were in a game when you played us", is celebrating a guy getting suspended for something as ticky-tack as this. Deacon Jones used to clothesline people.

Suh is such a waste. He's actually a very intelligent and charitable guys according to people in the know.

Its like he loses the ability to think when he crosses the white lines

This is goofy.

Now, we celebrate the suspension of a guy who is too rough. Just give them flags, and get it over with.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

Frank, you said Ray Rice's punishment has nothing to do with this suspension, but you brought up some hypothetical situation about vitamins?

On the play to which you are referring, the Packer defender hit Stafford in the head with his arm. Hit the QB in the head, you get flagged fifteen yards. In my world that wouldn't get flagged, but that is what the rule states. That's an easy call. I never called the guy dirty, or looked for a suspension. You have presented yet another horribly flawed analogy.

You are obviously happy that he is suspended. I think it was ridiculous to suspend him. We disagree. What else is there to say?

What is goofy?

I don't know anybody with "we may be 2-14, but you knew you were in a game when you played us" mentality. I think we'd all be pretty pissed if the Bears were 2-14. I do like feeling they are in games though.

It's not ticky tack. He's a dirty player with a long history of being an asswipe. If he's your asswipe, good for you, I don't know how you root for him. I think it's goofy to act as if he is some poor innocent babe in the woods type just playing football how it should be played. Bigfan is right too in that you can't do it to somebody like Rodgers.

I don't know what Deacon Jones has to do with any of this.

Just to stick up for Doug, OB and any other meatballs, you can "feel it the next day" from hard but legal football hits

I don't know what Deacon Jones has to do with any of this.

Bears fans just hate Suh because he has been kicking their asses.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

Where is the outrage at the head shot A.J. Green received yesterday? Bears fans just hate Suh because he has been kicking their asses.

Ridiculous.

I disagree, Chus. I love Suh. I followed him in college. He has a problem with this kind of thing.


And he's smart enough to play under the current rules (no matter how ridiculous they may seem)


Regarding A.J. Green, I would suggest most Bears fans havent even seen that hit and would say it was dirty if they did.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

Chris Conte nearly killed himself doing crap like this.

We'll get em next time.

This is from a columnist at http://www.dertoitlions.com

Mike O'Hara @MikeOHaraNFL · 15m 15 minutes ago
Guy whose connections with NFL I respect weighs in on Suh-gate: "Shocked. I think he'll win his appeal."

Reread your posts defending dirty players like Suh, and Raiola (and to a lesser extent, Ansah) then you can say you have heard it all. Your thinking is clearly clouded with silver and blue.

I suppose you are OK with Reggie Nelson taking out somebody's knee too.

Was he talking to the Head Coach?

Is that a serious question?