Well he's the best thing to happen here in the last decade so forgive us if we are a little high on him. But personally I think it was just him losing control of his emotions, it happens, learn from it and become better from it. Up to this point I wouldn't say he is dirty just a hard nose guy that plays the game the way it should be played, but today he crossed a line and I hope he learns from that.
Ha, you must have missed the part where I said I agreed with the flag and being ejected. I just fail to see how Suh's action was worse than the GB player. I didn't see you bitching about him...
We're cool. Hearing Packers fans getting butthurt over Ndamukong Suh is just getting extremely tedious.
Sarcasam man, sarcasam. I can clearly see it right here...How dare that tattoed freak swing his fist at someone who was wearing a helmet! I shutter to think of what would have happened had he not been wearing his helmet! That's criminal outside of a football game!
Not butthurt, I'm not crying about it. I don't want an apology, raping the sh#t out of the Lions in their own house and having Suh not be able to do a damn thing about it is good enough for me. However I would like some of you to acknowledge he's dirty but oh well. May not happen.
Why would you want that? It's definately a matter of opinion. What he did today was way over the line. I've acknoledged that, so have many Husker fans here. But the majority of the "dirty" things he's done so far in his career were either wildy blown out of proportion, or flat out bullsh#t. But as a Packers fan I can understand how you see things the way you do.
That play today was dirty, no question. Several others he's been flagged for previously were questionable at best...and probably NOT dirty in most of those several. A few others have been pretty bad, indeed (slamming someone's head to the ground)
Undeniably so. Have I maybe-possibly, been a little-tiny-barely-noticeably overzealous with my choice of adjectives in describing the incident?...Perhaps.
Most people in this thread have said he's out of line and deserves punishment for his actions today. What do you want people to say here? Do you want them to parrot your comments calling him a "punk" and "dirty player." People here aren't going to do that because he did not act that way during his time at Nebraska so we have more exposure to him than you. I'm guessing you probably didn't know much about him until the last couple games of 2009. Have you been drinking today? Honest question, because you should maybe take a break from ranting. You are coming close to behaving like a jacka$$.
I've stated what I want, I'd like a few people on here to acknowledge that Suh plays dirty. I watched him at NU, I didn't get that impression of his time there so it isn't a reflection on your program. If anything its a testament to the ability of your program to build character or at least keep kids reigned in from pursuing their true nature.
He's a punk because of one play? Give me a break. Was it unnecessary? Yeah it was and he should have been ejected but luckily your packers got away with a crapload of holding against suh, he was practically in a bear hug a few and that ruined his cool. He needs to learn to keep his cool though because the refs wont do him favors anymore. Woodson is a punk too remember when he punched david thomas in the midsection? Suh learned from woodson about playing dirty
1. Thread isn't about Woodson, its about SuhHe's a punk because of one play? Give me a break. Was it unnecessary? Yeah it was and he should have been ejected but luckily your packers got away with a crapload of holding against suh, he was practically in a bear hug a few and that ruined his cool. He needs to learn to keep his cool though because the refs wont do him favors anymore. Woodson is a punk too remember when he punched david thomas in the midsection? Suh learned from woodson about playing dirty