I think after this Browns game and getting the 6 seed, we will be riding high. Lardarius got his 1st INT of the season so I'm hoping he continues to step his damn game up!
GO LIONS!!!
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God I hope not.
Ducttapegonewild
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I'd send them to you WITH a hat...
HillbillyPyro
that's what she said
There's always room in clints humidor....
This just in: Suh suspended for one game for being a classless punk...
If true, that's horseshit BS. F'ing Joe Buck kangaroo court. NFL is a joke.
True he's out as of now pending appeal
ChefBoyRG54
BoM Sept '14 & BoY 2014
Everyone says lions have bad luck...but evidence shows they do it to themselves
Rupe
Suburban robot that monitors reality -BOM Feb.'13
From Shutdown corner......(emphasis mine)
The play looked accidental at first — until Suh stepped on Rodgers' injured leg a second time. Rodgers retaliated with a push to Suh and a plea to referee Walt Anderson. Rodgers said after the game Anderson told him that Suh said he was pushed into Rodgers after the play.
That means Suh will miss the Lions' playoff game against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. A free agent after the season with an unwieldy salary-cap number, Suh might have played his final game as a Lion.
Suh has a history — seven documented incidents — in the NFL with dirty play on the field, including his more pronounced stomp on former Packers center Evan Dietrich-Smith. Rodgers would not blame Suh directly but clearly was annoyed that it occurred in an area of his leg he injured in Week 16 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, then aggravated earlier in the Lions game Sunday.
How would the Lion's fans feel if Matthew Stafford had an injured leg and someone like Clay Matthews "accidentally" stepped on it? Football is a rough game, but stuff like this (and the stomp last week by Raiola) is absolutely uncalled for. Now that there seems to be a pattern emerging, perhaps the coaching staff needs to be held accountable as well.
The play looked accidental at first — until Suh stepped on Rodgers' injured leg a second time. Rodgers retaliated with a push to Suh and a plea to referee Walt Anderson. Rodgers said after the game Anderson told him that Suh said he was pushed into Rodgers after the play.
That means Suh will miss the Lions' playoff game against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. A free agent after the season with an unwieldy salary-cap number, Suh might have played his final game as a Lion.
Suh has a history — seven documented incidents — in the NFL with dirty play on the field, including his more pronounced stomp on former Packers center Evan Dietrich-Smith. Rodgers would not blame Suh directly but clearly was annoyed that it occurred in an area of his leg he injured in Week 16 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, then aggravated earlier in the Lions game Sunday.
How would the Lion's fans feel if Matthew Stafford had an injured leg and someone like Clay Matthews "accidentally" stepped on it? Football is a rough game, but stuff like this (and the stomp last week by Raiola) is absolutely uncalled for. Now that there seems to be a pattern emerging, perhaps the coaching staff needs to be held accountable as well.
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AlohaStyle
BoM Sept '12 & Aug '13
I love violent, CLEAN football. I'm glad the NFL finally took a stance against Suh who has proven over and over again he is a cheapshot and doesn't give a sh*t. I like hearing from former NFL players on ESPN etc about issues that come up and every single player I heard talk today thought the NFL did the right thing and that there's no place in the game for dirty play that injures other players.
Agreed 100 %
Never should have went this far??
And I hop they really sign ray rice as well!
IMO, no.