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Suh can play against the Cowboys

During appeal, Ndamukong Suh said his feet were numb from cold and he couldn't tell difference between Aaron Rodgers' feet and the ground.

Per Adam Schefter

This is hilarious to me. Even with cold feet I'm sure I could tell the difference between flat ground and a round elevated surface.
 
During appeal, Ndamukong Suh said his feet were numb from cold and he couldn't tell difference between Aaron Rodgers' feet and the ground.

Per Adam Schefter

This is hilarious to me. Even with cold feet I'm sure I could tell the difference between flat ground and a round elevated surface.

Now I'm shocked they overturned the suspension.
 
During appeal, Ndamukong Suh said his feet were numb from cold and he couldn't tell difference between Aaron Rodgers' feet and the ground.

Per Adam Schefter

This is hilarious to me. Even with cold feet I'm sure I could tell the difference between flat ground and a round elevated surface.


Now maybe the few slappies who insisted Suh was totally innocent can get their heads out of his ass.

Innocent people don't say ridiculous things like that and expect anyone older than 10 to believe them.
 
Just freaking put flags on the side of these guys.... Dick Buttkis is laughing at all this...Don't really care there never should have been a suspension only a fine on this play....Lets move on to the Dallas game...
 
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During appeal, Ndamukong Suh said his feet were numb from cold and he couldn't tell difference between Aaron Rodgers' feet and the ground.

Per Adam Schefter

This is hilarious to me. Even with cold feet I'm sure I could tell the difference between flat ground and a round elevated surface.

Damn.

Suh should be paid a $70,000 bonus just for having the unmitigated gall to come up with and claim this.
 
It amazes me, sincerely, that the guy went two full seasons (32 games) without an incident, and people assume he is still stupid enough to do something like this a week after Riola gets a much deserved suspension for the same thing.

I used to sell Kirby vaccuum's door to door in Canton and Detroit, and spent a lot of time standing out on a sidewalk waiting for the van to come pick me up (got kicked out of a lot of houses in my youth) and I'm telling you right now, I have been so frozen in that winter cold that every step I felt like I was floating two feet above the ground because I couldn't feel my feet any more.

I find it plausible.

Oddly enough, there were many times when my feet were so damned cold, I felt warmer taking my shoes off. I've never been able to figure that one out. But I digress...

This is a Lions board. I would assume most of the posters here are from the colder climates. If not Detroit itself, then likely Michigan. You've all been frozen to the bone in the winter and lost feeling in your hands, feet, and probably your ass, playing as a kid in the snow on winter break.

And every one of you knows that the only thing in the world that gets the feeling back is when your older brother pelts you right in the ass with a snow/ice ball while it's frozen numb. BOY does the feeling come back quick and in a hurry then.

Aside from that, you won't feel shit.
 
Ink, this is the first time in the history of the NFL that someone has used that excuse.

I don't play pro ball, but I have done plenty of sporting activities in the bitter cold. After while, you don't even think about it.

It's a pathetic excuse. How does your feet being cold relate to stepping on a guy? Is he using Rodgers' thigh to warm himself up??? It makes zero sense.
 
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It amazes me, sincerely, that the guy went two full seasons (32 games) without an incident, and people assume he is still stupid enough to do something like this a week after Riola gets a much deserved suspension for the same thing.

I used to sell Kirby vaccuum's door to door in Canton and Detroit, and spent a lot of time standing out on a sidewalk waiting for the van to come pick me up (got kicked out of a lot of houses in my youth) and I'm telling you right now, I have been so frozen in that winter cold that every step I felt like I was floating two feet above the ground because I couldn't feel my feet any more.

I find it plausible.

Oddly enough, there were many times when my feet were so damned cold, I felt warmer taking my shoes off. I've never been able to figure that one out. But I digress...

This is a Lions board. I would assume most of the posters here are from the colder climates. If not Detroit itself, then likely Michigan. You've all been frozen to the bone in the winter and lost feeling in your hands, feet, and probably your ass, playing as a kid in the snow on winter break.

And every one of you knows that the only thing in the world that gets the feeling back is when your older brother pelts you right in the ass with a snow/ice ball while it's frozen numb. BOY does the feeling come back quick and in a hurry then.

Aside from that, you won't feel shit.

Ink...your surgery was a long time ago...you need to stop taking that medication! That was a laughable excuse! It wasn't even that cold out. Suh is a dirty P.O.S.
 
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I want him back. He has cleaned up his act for two years now. This incident, I believe, was unintentional. His contract demands will be very high but he is an elite DT.

As far as Stafford, who are you gonna get to upgrade the position? Stafford is here to stay.

You resign Suh to 100m..you wreck this franchise. Does it need to be said again, the fine says even the Arbitrator thinks it was intentional. Just not the intent..
 
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I used to sell Kirby vaccuum's door to door in Canton and Detroit, and spent a lot of time standing out on a sidewalk waiting for the van to come pick me up (got kicked out of a lot of houses in my youth)...

That's because that Kirby presentation is just obnoxious.
 
It amazes me, sincerely, that the guy went two full seasons (32 games) without an incident, and people assume he is still stupid enough to do something like this a week after Riola gets a much deserved suspension for the same thing.

I used to sell Kirby vaccuum's door to door in Canton and Detroit, and spent a lot of time standing out on a sidewalk waiting for the van to come pick me up (got kicked out of a lot of houses in my youth) and I'm telling you right now, I have been so frozen in that winter cold that every step I felt like I was floating two feet above the ground because I couldn't feel my feet any more.

I find it plausible.

Oddly enough, there were many times when my feet were so damned cold, I felt warmer taking my shoes off. I've never been able to figure that one out. But I digress...

This is a Lions board. I would assume most of the posters here are from the colder climates. If not Detroit itself, then likely Michigan. You've all been frozen to the bone in the winter and lost feeling in your hands, feet, and probably your ass, playing as a kid in the snow on winter break.

And every one of you knows that the only thing in the world that gets the feeling back is when your older brother pelts you right in the ass with a snow/ice ball while it's frozen numb. BOY does the feeling come back quick and in a hurry then.

Aside from that, you won't feel shit.

The evidence is there brother. You just refuse to see it..call it he wasn't trying to hurt the guy or whatever but it was on purpose.
 
I don't think it was malicious as much as it was just asinine. He didn't do anything that was going to risk injuring Rodgers, he was just being an ass hat.

Yes, he's guilty of being an ass hat.

The fine is fine.

I don't think it was malicious either. He never jumped, he never twisted his foot, he never stomped on his ankle. He stepped on it and then pushed off. Something that 99% of the population would do. The cry babies on this board are astonishing to say the least. Who cares what his excuse was?! feet cold, didn't see him blah bla blah....what's he supposed to say?! He won the appeal! Time for the Cowboys!!
 
Now maybe the few slappies who insisted Suh was totally innocent can get their heads out of his ass.

Innocent people don't say ridiculous things like that and expect anyone older than 10 to believe them.

It worked!! lol
 
Ink, this is the first time in the history of the NFL that someone has used that excuse.

I don't play pro ball, but I have done plenty of sporting activities in the bitter cold. After while, you don't even think about it.

It's a pathetic excuse. How does your feet being cold relate to stepping on a guy? Is he using Rodgers' thigh to warm himself up??? It makes zero sense.

To you it makes zero sense.
 
The evidence is there brother. You just refuse to see it..call it he wasn't trying to hurt the guy or whatever but it was on purpose.

What evidence? That you don't like his answer?

First of all, a "source" within the NFL said he gave that answer. No one outside that room has actually heard the man himself say it, and the NFL has been pretty damned unreliable this last year, especially where "sources" are concerned.

Second, you're assumption is that because you find the excuse stupid, he must be lying. Sorry bro, but your opinion is a far cry from "evidence".

I honestly see it the exact opposite. IF he was going to lie to cover his ass, I would hope his PR people could come up with a better story than that. Something that makes people roll thier eyes and instantly call bullshit.. is usually the truth.

As they say, truth is stranger than fiction.
 
you people do understand that the reason it was changed to a fine vs. the suspension was due to the NFL rule that says after 16 games with no issues the repeat offender tag is lifted (I didn't realize this until I heard it today). He could have went in there and made up any lie and they were going to lift the suspension and just fine him.
 
you people do understand that the reason it was changed to a fine vs. the suspension was due to the NFL rule that says after 16 games with no issues the repeat offender tag is lifted (I didn't realize this until I heard it today). He could have went in there and made up any lie and they were going to lift the suspension and just fine him.

32 games but thanks.
 
You resign Suh to 100m..you wreck this franchise. Does it need to be said again, the fine says even the Arbitrator thinks it was intentional. Just not the intent..

The arbitrator cannot assign guilty or innocence. The only determine whether the penalty was fair for what was determined.
 
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