I will…’just leave it at that.’

So does he need Roddy’s respect, no; he should want the respect of OC’s and it seems he isn’t getting it.

Are the Lions going to get beat by Tebow??
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Ok, he gets no respect huh….the man is double and triple teamed damn near every play. Funny how niners fans are still talking about the lions……..I will “just leave it at that!”

Example: Andy Dalton’s debut game, long after a play was dead. Remember? He’s a punk and he shoots his mouth off too much.

Sincerely,
The Green Bay Packers

Suh has never even played against the Falcons before until Sunday. So what is he talking about when mentioning “things they’ve done in the past?” Sounds a lot like here say. Looks like the mighty Lions are becoming the Lions we are all used to seeing – minus Megatron.

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ummmm, you’ve heard of film right? you know these professional football players watch film to prepare, right? I mean they only have 16 camera angels to see the dirty plays .

i am not a Lions fan but I love Suh. he plays pre-Goodell football which i think real football fans can appreciate.

PS – yes I know the game started to get softer before Goodell took over

Ya, Matt Ryan’s.

If Suh doesn’t care or need the respect of one of his peers, then how does he feel about non Lion fans? Most people on this site has never played the game above pop warner I’m willing to bet, so I understand all the emotion over Suh’s style of play. Many have even said he’s overrated and hasn’t done anything yet. Which points directly to their football IQ. I understand that Nerds have computers and feel closer to the game as they peck away on a keyboard, but make it easier for those that know football and want to discuss football to have an actual football related conversation! You guys are talking about whether you like a guy, or respect a guy, when he wouldn’t know you from a hole in the wall. Stop being so emotional, or start taking your estrogen pills again!!
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Uh, hello… this is a blog that thrives and encourages us “nerds” (aka fans) to give our opinions on the subject at hand. That’s kind of why there is a comment section here. Ok? Whether we are nerd bloggers of former NFL players has nothing to do with whether or not we are allowed to give our opinion on a subject or player. Do you not understand that? Or do I need to talk slower and with shorter sentences?

I am well aware of the position White played and the one Suh plays. Your post is evidence that you don’t know much about either. Reggie was called a dirty player as well. He was no angel on the field and he was quite vocal off it. The comparison is apt.

For those ranking Suh’s sacks this season, his job isn’t to get sacks. His job is to reek havoc in the backfield so other defenders (backs, safeties et al) can get sacks.

Go Lions! Go Badgers!

and that’s just their head coach.

It’s kinda sad how a 5-2 record can go to your head, and how you can forget that YOUR OWN quarterback isn’t exactly on a Farvian ironman streak.

I guess I wouldn’t be saying what he was allegedly saying with Stafford as my QB.

Atlanta is calling the WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHMBULANCE.

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Yet it’s Suh talking about ‘karma’ the day after his team lost.

Is it karma that causes Stafford (a guy I like, going back to his Georgia days) to get injured several times a year and has him in a walking boot now?

Is it karma that the Lions DL has looked terrible against the run and are 28th in the league against the run?

After the business against the 49ers last weeks and now the Falcons, I believe you need to reserve that Wahmbulance for the Lions.

different positions. different approaches. different attitudes. different success.

for the love of mankind, please dont ever make that comparison again. mother of god.