Do you believe Suh will play dirty this game?

[AsthmaField]

Suh is a great player... but he isn't going to matter this week. He won't be enough.

 

[Beast_from_East]

I think he will be on his best behavior and will probably be a non factor in the game. He knows that he is gone from Detroit and this game is the last time he sees the field before free agency. Doing something stupid like a late hit or a cheap shot on somebody could cost him millions.

I am sure his agent has stressed this to him in very strong terms......................trust me, Suh is going to act like a choir boy this Sunday.

 

[Sportsbabe]

All I know. ..is Tony's other 10 better come ready to do and be down for whatever ....

By any means necessary.

 

[Sportsbabe]

I think he will be on his best behavior and will probably be a non factor in the game. He knows that he is gone from Detroit and this game is the last time he sees the field before free agency. Doing something stupid like a late hit or a cheap shot on somebody could cost him millions.

I am sure his agent has stressed this to him in very strong terms......................trust me, Suh is going to act like a choir boy this Sunday.

It's been reported we handled him last year when we were half as good.

 

[Sarge]

There are a lot of people who think Suh plays dirty every game...he doesn't. He certainly won't in this game as all eyes will be up on him.

Don't get me wrong, I am not sticking up for the scumbag.

 

[mahoneybill]

The dude escaped suspension solely because of the incompetence of a brainless arbitrator. That leads me to believe the refs will put him under a microscope and will be ready to throw a flag if he commits a foul. He'll only hurt his team if he plays dirty, at least that's how it should go in theory. I have a sick worry in my gut that the refs could be as brainless as the arbitrator was. If he commits a foul, he deserves a flag. If the penalty is a serious personal foul, they should eject him from the game. They should. Whether they will remains to be seen. Then again, maybe Suh will play a clean game (good luck with that one).

Interesting commentary on this weeks version of Inside the NFL , which was obviously taped before the appeal/reversal, all the commentators agreed he should be suspended, is a repeat offender, and from Simms deserved more than a 1 game suspension.

Even Mike Carey, former NFL ref indicated it was obviously intentional on Suhs part.

The NFL is becoming the " have your cake and eat it too league " in terms of allowing weasel words ( 32 game interval) to override common sense.....

Yes he was fined, but if true number 9 in terms of fines should be taken into account... in other words, the 32 game interval should not apply to offenders with more than X fines... To me 3 strikes and you are out rule...

After all we can invent penalties for " taking your helmet off" , excessive celebrations that hurt no one, etc......but when it comes to injuring someone its a different story..

 

[xwalker]

The dude escaped suspension solely because of the incompetence of a brainless arbitrator. That leads me to believe the refs will put him under a microscope and will be ready to throw a flag if he commits a foul. He'll only hurt his team if he plays dirty, at least that's how it should go in theory. I have a sick worry in my gut that the refs could be as brainless as the arbitrator was. If he commits a foul, he deserves a flag. If the penalty is a serious personal foul, they should eject him from the game. They should. Whether they will remains to be seen. Then again, maybe Suh will play a clean game (good luck with that one).

I expect the Cowboys OL to do the same thing to DT Suh (6-4, 305) that they did to DT Kevin Williams (6-5, 311, 6x Pro Bowl, 5x All Pro). Williams (#94) is lined up as a DE just outside the RT. Watch what the Cowboys do to him.

 

[Fredd]

Do we have any on our o-line that would do the Conrad Dobler impersonation?

Love the reference

 

[cml750]

Suh makes me wish we still had a healthy Erik Williams on the team going head to head against Suh. I would pay to see that. . We have some great young o-lineman now but none of them come close to being as nasty as a healthy Erik Williams.

 

[morasp]

I'm hoping he's on the turf a lot.

 

[Toruk_Makto]

I'm more worried about him playing fantastic than I am about him playing dirty.

He's an absolute load.

 

[mahoneybill]

Suh makes me wish we still had a healthy Erik Williams on the team going head to head against Suh. I would pay to see that. . We have some great young o-lineman now but none of them come close to being as nasty as a healthy Erik Williams.

Williams or Larry Allen would " cure him" quickly.....

 

[xwalker]

Williams or Larry Allen would " cure him" quickly.....

Erik Williams was much "meaner" than Suh. Suh is choirboy compared to EW. LA pummeled defenders because it was fun but EW seriously wanted to hurt them.

 

[TellerMorrow34]

Of course he will.

Dirty players play dirty.

I'm sure Suh does things far more often than people even realize and people just don't get to see it in the replays and such.

 

[KJJ]

A lot of players appear intimidated by Suh similar to Butkus and Mean Joe Green back in the day. Suh has done things that if some other player did the same thing everyone would be coming after them leading to a major brawl. I've seen players jaw with him but they won't come after him. You would think someone would take a dirty shot at him but everyone seems to be afraid to piss him off.

 

[mahoneybill]

Erik Williams was much "meaner" than Suh. Suh is choirboy compared to EW. LA pummeled defenders because it was fun but EW seriously wanted to hurt them.

Agree. Williams as the enforcer.... Allen as someone who could have forklifted Suh and taken him out of the play by himself