Packers bitching about Suh "stomp"

[zyxt9]

What a bunch of assholes. Rodgers is crying about it, so the OL and coach are crying in the MSM, trying to get Suh fined and suspended. Now the fans are joining in too, surprise.

Anyone looking at that and thinking it was intentional is an idiot. I get that Rodgers was upset, that's understandable given it was his injured leg and a Lion's player did it, but even more because of Suh. Still, I cannot imagine the NFL can justifiably fine or suspend him for that, even with their golden shower boy ARod screaming from the mountain top.

 

[tomdalton22]

What a bunch of assholes. Rodgers is crying about it, so the OL and coach are crying in the MSM, trying to get Suh fined and suspended. Now the fans are joining in too, surprise.

Anyone looking at that and thinking it was intentional is an idiot. I get that Rodgers was upset, that's understandable given it was his injured leg and a Lion's player did it, but even more because of Suh. Still, I cannot imagine the NFL can justifiably fine or suspend him for that, even with their golden shower boy ARod screaming from the mountain top.

I watched it and it looked like he did it on purpose to me...he stepped on him twice...it was pretty obvious

 

[Mitchrapp]

I thought so too. He even pushed in a bit. I know the league is soft these days but that was a bush move..

 

[Mitchrapp]

Anyone thinking it wasn't intentional has homer eyes.

 

[tinselwolverine]

Anyone thinking it wasn't intentional has homer eyes.

There's enough reasonable doubt that he should get away with it.

 

[manchild98]

Suh did a good job of selling it was unintentional. He never looked down and he never stomped. I think it may be hard to actually suspend him.

 

[erg57]

What a bunch of assholes. Rodgers is crying about it, so the OL and coach are crying in the MSM, trying to get Suh fined and suspended. Now the fans are joining in too, surprise.

Anyone looking at that and thinking it was intentional is an idiot. I get that Rodgers was upset, that's understandable given it was his injured leg and a Lion's player did it, but even more because of Suh. Still, I cannot imagine the NFL can justifiably fine or suspend him for that, even with their golden shower boy ARod screaming from the mountain top.

Wrong, man.

 

[jared]

Suh did a good job of selling it was unintentional. He never looked down and he never stomped. I think it may be hard to actually suspend him.

This. He did it on purpose.

He shouldn't be suspended because his position of it being an accident is defensible.

He will probably get suspended anyway because he's him and we're us.

 

[Mitchrapp]

Suh did a good job of selling it was unintentional. He never looked down and he never stomped. I think it may be hard to actually suspend him.

The first step..sure. The second one with a little grind..that's what did it and why it looks obvious.

 

[manchild98]

This. He did it on purpose.

He shouldn't be suspended because his position of it being an accident is defensible.

He will probably get suspended anyway because he's him and we're us.

Raiola getting suspended just last week for the same thing is also a big strike against us and a huge reason in favor of actually suspending Suh. Not sure how it will go but I'm going to say they don't suspend Suh.

 

[Mitchrapp]

Per usual Caldwell say's it was an accident..

 

[Mitchrapp]

There's enough reasonable doubt that he should get away with it.

Did you see it? He drove his foot down. How is that reasonable doubt?

 

[tomdalton22]

This is my favorite quote from Caldwell.

"I didn't see it and I don't think it was intentional, either," Caldwell said.

If Caldwell didn't see it, how does he know it wasn't intentional?

"I get briefed on it and guys look at it and tell me what they saw and what they thought," Caldwell said. "Don't think it's intentional, end of story."

 

[Mitchrapp]

Suh did a good job of selling it was unintentional. He never looked down and he never stomped. I think it may be hard to actually suspend him.

You'd think when someone steps on someone else you'd be aware, even turn around. Curious maybe. We need him but the fact is he's guilty as hell and a suspension is warranted..

 

[Mitchrapp]

Must be a class they teach..the Caldwell method of ankle stomping. A new meaning to "One small step."

 

[tinselwolverine]

Did you see it? He drove his foot down. How is that reasonable doubt?

I don't know what "drove his foot down" is supposed to mean. How does a person take a step without pitting their foot down?

 

[adam86107]

The first step looks like an accident the second one though, I don't know, looks malicious.

 

[tomdalton22]

I don't know what "drove his foot down" is supposed to mean. How does a person take a step without pitting their foot down?

watch it again. The second "step" he intentionally lifts his other leg in the air to place all of his weight on the foot that is on AR's leg. Watching it live yesterday I thought it was intentional with a slight possibility of it being an accident. Watching it again today...I'm 100% sure it was intentional.

https://v.cdn.vine.co/r/videos/6CC9...p4?versionId=jGw2E4ICHUPfw5.ZbttyEtcDWdvQPWow

 

[Mitchrapp]

I don't know what "drove his foot down" is supposed to mean. How does a person take a step without pitting their foot down?

He steps down and then grinds his foot into the ankle. Are you trolling me or punking me..I can't tell.

 

[manchild98]

I would say he doesn't get suspended for this...but because Raiola's thing happened just last week I don't know. I think it helps a little that Rodgers just kept playing. He didn't flail around and they needed an injury time out to look at the damage, etc.