OFFICIAL SUH SUSPENDED FOR 2 GAMES

I agree.

It's funny but not surprising to see all those apologists to come on here and defend the scum as if he is a saint who can walk on water.
But when they are 100% proven wrong with facts that the nation gets to see, they leave like a $5 dollar hooker leaving her john.
So for the time being, they have shut up alreadly.
And we shall see if they stay shut up before the next Packers/Lions Lambeau match-up in a few weeks.

I will admit, I though for a while that he was just a very aggressive hard hitting player, but not a dirty player. I thought it was an unfair label.

But it's becoming more and more clear, that Suh is basically a carbon copy of Albert Haynesworth, only not quite as fat and not nearly as lazy.

The man has no self control and when things aren't going right or if someone irks him the wrong way on the field, he rages.

It's a shame if he could act like a professional he'd be hell on wheels for opposing offenses.

Marshall Faulk does have a point. I watched Inside the NFL last night on Showtime (don't know if anyone else watches it) and Kris Jenkins was a guest on the show and went into real detail about his struggles with that kind of stuff. I'll try to post a video if I can find it

Everyone is different. It's cliche, but it's true. Doesn't necessarily excuse his behavior. He is a grown man and if this really is a problem he has, he needs to get help.

Couldn't find the video, but here is the article
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/20/s...enkinss-view-of-life-in-the-nfl-trenches.html

the LAMEST excuses I've ever heard!!! Trying to justify his actions is just beyond disgusting!

How many "true fans" is there going to be left if he can't man up to his own actions!

Loved when Andre Johnson beat the hell out of him.

According to Suh, this is just a picture of him trying to get his balance back.

I find it amusing the excuses that Lions fans come up with. Found this post on a lions forum...

" I was at the game and this is absolutely correct. The NFL wanted the Pack to win today. Period.

Just so you know, and I'm sure it wasn't on camera, Suh was VEHEMENTLY complaining to the ref (probably about being held) and the ref brushed him off. The next play Suh was ejected.

Things that make ya go hmmmm....."

I live in Detroit and i have seen a lot of Suh play and i have to say i don't think he is a dirty player. He plays hard and he hits hard but he has yet to do anything that i would define as dirty. Yes today him stomping on a somebody was unnecessary and he was right to be kicked out i don't think it was a clear minded thing him doing that i think he was angry and got caught up. He reminds me of Bill Lambier and Rick Mahorn (Bad Boys Pistons for those who don't know) everybody thought they were dirty and just got a bad rap

First times was when he pushed jay cutler into the ground which was a legal play when jay cutler was running he pushed him to the ground hard BS call and fine. Another was for a supposed horse collar tackle which it wasn't he grabbed on to (if i remember correctly) michael vicks shoulder and yanked him to the ground legal play BS call and fine can't remember the 3rd also he set up the meeting with the commish i guess in an attempt to get away from the bad rap. I don't think he is a dirty player

LMAO at "like the Detroit Pistons of old!" Billy "Suh" Lame~beer! Pacer fan here.....shades of the "Detroit Rock City" infamous brawl in the stands. Give Suh enough time and he will make me forgot all about Ron Artest. I spent Thanksgiving in the home of my in-laws and watched the game amoung Bears and Colts fans and even the BEAR faithful were shaking their heads in disbelief of the play by Suh and were commenting even before the game began that before this season's end, the only thing people will remember about the Lions will be that they are deserving of the label: "dirtiest team" in the league. Nice call!

it really looks likes he's "getting himself" out of the situation..

A split personality? Or Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Suh?

So you're saying because a ref ignored him, he went and had a hissy fit and took it out on a Packer subbing for the guy he already had ripped the helmet off of earlier?

Sounds like dirty player, to me.

Is it hard to breathe with your head buried in the sand like that?

$35,000.00 and one game.

I live in Detroit as well, and I think he is the dirtiest player in the league. Been saying that on here all season.
Typical Lions fans think he "plays hard..."

I think he should have to work the sideline with the St Norbert & UWGB cheerleaders at the next home game.