IluvGB
I <3 Packers!!!!
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Lets hope Dallas is up on all their vaccinations...it could get ugly!
Im kind of leaning toward offering him a contract. Get him off Rodgers completely. And add a little nasty to our D-line...
Reality aside. Could you imagine a DE as dominant as Sue for our 3-4?
I'm sitting here hoping we get Detroit in the Divisional round at Lambeau, just to see what happens
I'm sitting here hoping we get Detroit in the Divisional round at Lambeau, just to see what happens
NFL: League is a joke but the product is fun to watch.Here's Geoff Schwartz's (Giants guard) reaction to Suh's comments:
Mr official, my hands were frozen, otherwise I wouldn't have held that guy. Totally using that next season.
LOL!!!
The only reason we Packer fans hate Suh with a passion. Is because he is responsible for like half the mega-hits, Rodgers has taken in his career... The stomp was uncalled for. The later hits seem intentional. And when he does what he does to Rodgers, you have to draw the line IMO. Between decency, and stretching the rules to get the most out of your physical advantages...Suh is scary. Offensive coordinators have to make sure they have a good plan for him. IMO, he is the reason the Lions defense is good... They build off him. Its all great stuff. Until he goes and does something completely out of the bounds of sportsmanship... I cant believe they let him off. His frozen foot excuse is worse than the BS he said when he stomped Deitrich smith. Pathetic, and embarassing IMO...You can't be serious? That clown in green and gold? No Thanks. And he's not nasty, he's dirty.
No, I respect good players but not dirty ones. It's an important distinction. I couldn't care how good a player is if his character and morals are garbage, as is the case here and with Randy Moss.The only reason we Packer fans hate Suh with a passion. Is because he is responsible for like half the mega-hits, Rodgers has taken in his career...
Suh being allowed to play is a blessing in disguise. He gives Detroit a much better chance of winning, which means we would face Arizona/Carolina in the event of a Lions victory. Is there anyone here who would rather have Dallas come into town, undefeated on the road, rather than the Lindley led Cardinals or 7-8-1 Panthers?
The inability to score on 6 or 7 attempts from inside the 10, four from inside the 2, was as much or more a matter of abysmal play calling as it was lack of execution on the field.
I agree 100%. The play calling on that was very disappointing after the way the D came out and set the Lions back on their heels.
At times the play calling seems stubborn.
FIRE THE COMMISSIONER!
Actually no I dont think he planned it out...sure maybe he ended up standing on him and then knew it, but I dont think he started out with the intent of standing on him. In the end he ended up on him and that's where he made his mistake by how he acted after the fact.
But I still say the only reason this is even being talked about is because of who it was anyone else across the line on D or O a word would not have been said. And if those are going to be the guidelines for suspension you can figure on suspending a few players a game as people start watching who steps on who more often and perhaps checking out how players act when in piles, etc... Opens a can of worms really in the end as the media and fans a like will start recording more at games to get players suspended.
Like I said somewhere else there is intent to injure going on all the time every play we just dont see it played back in slo mo for 18 hours when it happens. I am sure we will see more and more though as it becomes a tool used to effect things.
Oh and his suspension virtually ensures the Packers of playing Dallas and then Seattle.