Suh wins appeal

[TX_Yid]

Hilarious, so you can't graze a QBs helmet without a 15 yard penalty. But you can intentionally "accidentally" stand on his injured ankle for the cool price of $70,000. After they made such a big deal about paying to injure the opposition in bounty gate too.

Regardless, we beat them with or without Suh.

 

[BobGriffin3]

Absolutely mind blowing how this guy won his appeal. Unreal.

 

[MRV52]

The Nfl has made a mess of a lot of things this year it has been atrocious. May be it is time for Goodell to take a hike.

 

[romothesavior]

My god the victim-mentality of our fan base is absurd sometimes.

Yeah Suh deserved to be punished, but the "everybody hates the Cowboys" conspiracy theories are silly. Grow up folks.

 

[StylisticS]

lol this is having the Packer fans root for the Cowboys because of principle alone. They are just as upset as us with this ruling.

 

[Arkyvarminter]

All I know is we have a line that can handle this Neanderthal and that's a good thing.......

 

[Oh_Canada]

Would most Cowboys fans angry with the Suh suspension reversal express their views to his face?

No, but I never said the Cowboys were a collective bunch of pansies like the poster I was responding to did.

 

[Teren_Kanan]

Will be all the more sweeter when we beat them.

 

[SultanOfSix]

He shouldn't have been reinstated, but I'd rather see the the 'Boys win with him in than without. I just don't want anyone to get injured on a potential cheap shot due to him. The guy is as dirty as they come.

 

[Primetime42]

They must've consulted with John Mara for this one.

Whatever. Bring it.

 

[dogberry]

Does Rodgers get the $70K?


It was his leg.

 

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When the NFL imposed a one-game suspension on Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh for stepping on the leg of Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, the league didn’t mention Suh’s history. And for good reason. As noted by Judy Battista of NFL Media, the league now provides a player with a clean slate if he goes 32…http://youwillnotrackme2.net/b.gif?host=profootballtalk.nbcsports.com&blog=&post=2305308&subd=nbcprofootballtalk&ref=&feed=1

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[cowboys2233]

My god the victim-mentality of our fan base is absurd sometimes.

Yeah Suh deserved to be punished, but the "everybody hates the Cowboys" conspiracy theories are silly. Grow up folks.

This is the best possible thing that could have happened - there is no way I could have dealt with the lament of abused Lions fans. Frankly, I'm curious to see how our offensive line matches up against their front, may the best group win.

 

[CowboyChris]

So a player almosts injures a franchise QB and wins appeal but a player (josh gordon) smokes and gets 10 games lost doesn't make sense to me

 

[d_dub88]

I wonder if the union will get involved with the $70,000 fine? Seems a bit excessive for what I saw.

 

[cowboysdoomsday]

So a repeat offender gets his suspension overturned and gets docked 70k. Marshawn lynch gets docked 100k for not talking to the media. How does the nfl explain that?
So apparently it's better to try and hurt arguably the best qb in the league rather than refuse to talk to the media.

And don't the players get a hefty bonus for each playoff game they play in. Kind of nullifies the fine....

 

[tyke1doe]

No, but I never said the Cowboys were a collective bunch of pansies like the poster I was responding to did.

Fair enough.

 

[WoodysGirl]

 

[Boyzmamacita]

What a coincidence, right?

 

[Aven8]

Ahhh big deal. We blew him off the ball last year and lost due to our crappy defense and poor clock management from JG. We can do it again and win this time, hopefully.