Thread: Suh Says Lions Aren't a Dirty Team...........

Maybe Suh is on steroids and then the league will find out he's shooting up and suspend him. Stranger things have happened.

Originally Posted by Dagan81

Maybe Suh is on steroids and then the league will find out he's shooting up and suspend him. Stranger things have happened.

Doubt it Dags. He's just an idiot who can't differentiate between hardnosed football and dirty football. He's the only one if know of who had to have a meet up with Gooddell to learn the difference so he didn't get suspended. Listen to him in the ESPN interview that Atomic Tommy posted. He talks about needing to "punish" the opponent for making a good play against him. That pretty well sums it up.

We'll see if the league thinks yanking off Cutler's helmet after a tackle is just "part of the game" as Suh claims.

BBAO: Jay Cutler hit was 'part of game'

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By Kevin Seifert

We're Black and Blue All Over:

Your neighborhood blogger ran out of steam Tuesday and declined to jump into the whirlpool of another debate about the Detroit Lions' level of aggressive/dirty play. (I also skipped your weekly Total Quarterback Rating report, much to the dismay of none of you, I'm sure. We'll be reformatting that bad boy and debuting it later Wednesday.)

From what I can tell, the takeaway from the round of interviews Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh did Tuesday was that he considered it "part of the game" that Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler lost his helmet during a tackle in Sunday's game at Soldier Field. We'll see if the NFL agrees. Generally speaking, it's fair to assume a series of fines and possibly a suspension or two arising from that game. Players are typically informed of fines on Wednesday and the NFL usually confirms them publicly on Friday.