I Hope No One Bought Suh's Tears As Genuine

[PJTHEDOORS]

Why? All that happens is his base salary is converted into a bonus and he pockets all that scratch immediately.

Well see I guess.

 

[Boyzmamacita]

"I didn't expect this." Boo hoo hoo. You thought the Cowboys would lay down at 14-0? We finish the fight. #WeDemBoyz

 

[Chappy]

I think he ends up playing for us next year.

With who's money???

Our Cap is diabolical now and we need to sign Dez and Murray still yet... Tell me where the $$$ are coming from to sign Suh?

 

[Sarge]

We'll see if you feel that way next year when he is wearing the star...

I think he will be...

Not gonna happen.

 

[Dave_in-NC]

The tears were more about it being his last game with Detroit than the loss.

 

[Fredd]

The tears were more about it being his last game with Detroit than the loss.

This. He likely knows he has played his last moment in a lion jersey, and has to be nervous about who will want to sign him....take the personality issues off the table and MAN, this guy is good...he was a wrecking ball for portions of the game....I hope he doesn't end up in the NFCE anywhere

 

[Dave_in-NC]

This. He likely knows he has played his last moment in a lion jersey, and has to be nervous about who will want to sign him....take the personality issues off the table and MAN, this guy is good...he was a wrecking ball for portions of the game....I hope he doesn't end up in the NFCE anywhere

I'd be ok if he ended up in Dallas for the right price.

 

[fifaguy]

Always interesting to see a bully cry...

 

[thechosen1n2]

They came from the same crocodile as T.O.'s tears after the Giants debacle. Just an act to try and get some sympathy and away from the fact he's a classless thug on the field, dating back to his Nebraska days. And the fact he had no business even playing today.

Hope you enjoyed that 70k fine and getting to experience the loss today.

Good riddance and take a seat on the couch.

I think they were definitely genuine, and I also think he should have been playing. Thats just me though.

 

[CF74]

What makes a man Mr. Lebowski?
- Dude

Don't cry after losing a football game...


LOL!!! Priceless

 

[Blackspider214]

I think they were definitely genuine, and I also think he should have been playing. Thats just me though.

To each his own. I thought it was an act to try and clean up his image after this whole week and his past. Because he most likely is about to move to the highest bidder and he wants a fresh start.

 

[Nova]

Thought it was about as genuine as TO. But my opinion doesn't matter

 

[Stryker44]

The fascinating thing is that Suh and the Detroit defense had Dallas completely solved for 3 quarters, then failed in the clutch. Of course he's going to cry. He is now a broken shell of a man.

 

[YosemiteSam]

They came from the same crocodile as T.O.'s tears after the Giants debacle. Just an act to try and get some sympathy and away from the fact he's a classless thug on the field, dating back to his Nebraska days. And the fact he had no business even playing today.

Hope you enjoyed that 70k fine and getting to experience the loss today.

Good riddance and take a seat on the couch.

He was crying because he believes he could finally become a Cowboy if the Cowboys are willing to at least offer him the league minimum.

 

[LandryFan]

Romo will work his contract... Dez is a must sign... Murray is not...

Suh is not getting 100mil from ANYONE...

I don't know that he won't get $100M. If the contract is for enough years and the guaranteed money is not exorbitant, he could easily get $100M. He could get a contract where the last two or three years is at an extremely high base salary with no guaranteed money. The key will be how much is guaranteed, overall.

 

[JohnsKey19]

The tears were more about it being his last game with Detroit than the loss.

It will be interesting to see what type of effort Detroit makes to resign him. Love him or hate him, he is the MVP of that team. That front 7 becomes ordinary if they let him out the door.

 

[Cowboy Brian]

I feel like Suh will be a Cowboy next year.

If we get to the Championship game and just fall short of a SB appearance, you can bet your home on the fact that Jerry will go out intent to make a splash and get back in that situation the following year. Signing Suh would most likely do that, and I'd completely support doing so if the cost was reasonable. He is one of the three most dominant defensive players in the game right now, and he's only getting better. He's a monster. Put him as the star of next year's defensive front, combined with the return of Lee, and we've got a top 5 defense.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

To each his own. I thought it was an act to try and clean up his image after this whole week and his past. Because he most likely is about to move to the highest bidder and he wants a fresh start.

I think they were real. But only he knows for real and neither you or I can say it as fact...just opinion.

 

[xwalker]

Doubt Romo will reconstruct his contract again.

Options for restructuring are built into the contract. Even if they weren't, it's always to the player advantage to restructure. It give them the money earlier than they would normally get it. If you consider interest, they are getting more value by getting the money earlier. Restructuring is NOT a pay cut.

 

[Doomsday101]

I feel like Suh will be a Cowboy next year.

If we get to the Championship game and just fall short of a SB appearance, you can bet your home on the fact that Jerry will go out intent to make a splash and get back in that situation the following year. Signing Suh would most likely do that, and I'd completely support doing so if the cost was reasonable. He is one of the three most dominant defensive players in the game right now, and he's only getting better. He's a monster. Put him as the star of next year's defensive front, combined with the return of Lee, and we've got a top 5 defense.

No thanks, cost will be too high for a headcase like Suh.