Re: Lions shopping Suh
 

Oh, never mind, :rolleyes: ... I just saw his stats on Wikipedia and he's listed as having 49 combined tackles, :rofl: ... and while we're busy referencing Wikipedia, let's not overlook what a stud he was in high school ... 65 tackles, 10 sacks & four fumble recoveries because we all know how important previous stats/performance are in the "what have you done for me lately" NFL, :rolleyes: ... sorry guys, I've just grown tired of this debate over the past few seasons, :neutral:.

Re: Lions shopping Suh
 

"IF" Suh was to somehow become a Saint...
Roger Goodell's @ss would tighten so much he'd sh*t diamonds.

Re: Lions shopping Suh
 

I would rather put money in CBs or WRs not him. John Jenkins looks like he will be solid and with Jordan and Hicks all he has to do is plug gaps. He's a big boy and his second year in the NFL will show he is the right guy for the right price.

Re: Lions shopping Suh
 

Suh is a terrific player but the last thing we would need is him stamping on somebody (which he's already done like 3 times) and raising all the bounty gate questions once again

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Re: Lions shopping Suh
 

I don't know that we'd have to worry about that b********* thing. He seems pretty indiscriminate as to who he stomps on.

Re: Lions shopping Suh
 

Dude..... he is seriously overpaid then... seriously.

Re: Lions shopping Suh
 

Only saw a couple of Detroit games, but He was owned by the OL in both games I watched.

Re: Lions shopping Suh
 

That's what I'm talking about ... I missed out on a lot of good football focusing on N-drama-kong for a season & a half in order to prove/dispel the "double-teamed on every play" myth ... he's "too fast" & it makes him ineffective vs the run, teams just wham-block him, he tends to get too tall in his stance which makes it easier for offensive lineman to stand him up & handle him mano-e-mano and his only real strength is controlling/getting in to pass rushing gaps and/or pursuing the play (when he chooses to, :rolleyes:), which is what the Lions got him for, but at what cost? He'd be an awesome D/T at $6-$8mil, just not $12.7 ... and he only gets doubled-teamed 1-in-4 plays ... teams don't have to double-team him, the Lions line him up in the same spot on every play, every game, so there's no need for fancy blocking schemes to neutralize the big lug, ;).

I just think there'd be more interest in signing him by the other NFL teams if he was all that he was cracked up/reputed to be ... but he's not, :).

Re: Lions shopping Suh
 

Seattle's kinda player for sure.

Re: Lions shopping Suh
 

Seattle just won the ship. We could use some of their type of players.