NFL to review Suh's step today

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NFL Network reporting Suh just got a one game suspension. Ruling the second step was intentional.
 

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What's more shocking:

A) That Suh would do such a thing?

B) That 90% of the fans on here say they want Suh as a Cowboy next year?

I think those fans should be suspended.
 

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What's more shocking:

A) That Suh would do such a thing?

B) That 90% of the fans on here say they want Suh as a Cowboy next year?

I think those fans should be suspended.

I think it's now below 50%.
 

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Well the Lions have quite the reputation now. Offense guy suspended for stomping & now Suh.
 

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Question about an appeal....would that just apply to a fine? How would it be fair to the Cowboys to have a decision today that Suh is suspended, spend the week preparing a game plan to take most advantage of his absence and then be told Saturday (for example) that Suh has been re-instated upon appeal???
 

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If Suh ends up NOT GETTING SUSPENDED, you owe me a "Cowboys Run the East" Tshirt. Okay thank you goodbye.

No worries!

Ndamukong Suh suspended for one game
Posted by Darin Gantt on December 29, 2014, 2:46 PM EST
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The Lions had to play their final game without a key starter suspended for being a repeat offender.

Now, they’ll have to play their first playoff game without their best player, for being a repeat offender.

Per Chris Mortensen of ESPN, Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh will be suspended one game for Sunday’s stomp on Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. That’s far more serious than playing without center Dominic Raiola this week.

Suh will have an opportunity to appeal before Ted Cottrell, but frankly, his chances aren’t good.

Suh has a history for stomping on people, one that supersedes the seriousness of the step on the injured calf of Rodgers.

That’s a huge blow for the Lions entering this weekend’s game against the Cowboys.
 

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because I'm not a complete BLIND HOMER especially over a nothing play that happpens a dozwn times a game...would say the exact same thing if it was a cowboy player

League didn't see it as 'nothing'.

He was suspended.
 

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Question about an appeal....would that just apply to a fine? How would it be fair to the Cowboys to have a decision today that Suh is suspended, spend the week preparing a game plan to take most advantage of his absence and then be told Saturday (for example) that Suh has been re-instated upon appeal???

Word is that the appeal would be expedited and ruled upon by Wednesday.
 

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where's the intent, he wasn't even looking at Rodgers, his back was towards, so unless he has eyes in the back of his head to know where Rodgers ankle was exactly as he was stepping back to steady himself, then it's a nothing play....

His intent was CLEAR. If someone grabs your leg, you would normally react to that and look back. That is, unless you are INTENTIONALLY pretending to ignore them. That's proof enough from this DIRTY player.
 

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His intent was CLEAR. If someone grabs your leg, you would normally react to that and look back. That is, unless you are INTENTIONALLY pretending to ignore them. That's proof enough from this DIRTY player.

It's the leg lift that gives it away. No one can rationally explain that other than it being intentional.
 
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