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Locked due to no posts in 60 days. Report 1st post if need unlocked A look at the way Suh plays from a former monster of the midway
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I wondered what was wrong with you all this time! LOL!! Concussions happen in football. I like they try to protect players from it, but it is a danger of playing the game. It is like fatalities in the armed services. Sometimes just can't be avoided.
that play on Delhomme was a dirty play...what are you watching?? Whether his intent was "dirty" is irrelevent...the act itself was "dirty" and shows a lack of control/maturity. I hope he has learned from this year and realizes you don't have to be a douche on the field to intimidate other players...I can garuantee you that other NFL OL are not getting "intimdiated" by Suh and some of his extracuricular antics.
Total Wussification of football almost complete. Congrats.
The Packer OL who pulled Suh down was playing dirty. Untieing his shoes is dirty. The A&M player grabbing the cotton balls was dirty. Suh's play on Delhomme was fast and violent, and a little out of control. When you play like that, you're going to earn a few penalties. But it's not dirty.
Certainly not from some...
But you will won't you Bils???
When he's got criticism coming I'll criticize...I won't come up with silly weight transfer arguments.
That particular play has nothing to do with "wussification". You don't go throwing people around with their head. Period. When he launched McCoy in the Big 12 title game that was different that what he did to delhomme. Totally.
That's why he was penalized.
The "wussification" comments were directed at unmartin's post. If you think hard, fast, violent football is "dirty" you're contributing to the wussification of football.
Probably a good decision. If you don't understand the physics behind it, any argument you offered would very likely be silly.
Never said that. Dirty football is dirty football. Suh's play (the one I posted...as well as the kick/stop/step) was dirty.
As for all the head to head crap...It drives me nuts. It gets called way too much IMO and it's completely unavoidable in (I would say) most cases. I get why they want to limit that type of contact. I just don't think there's any way to eliminate it. In football heads are going to collide sometimes...even with perfect technique. You can hit a stationary tackling dummy without your head getting too involved but another guy who is moving, ducking, etc...impossible to regulate.
Don't need to understand the physics...it was irrelevant.
You mistakenly believe that because you don't understand it.
Listen, Einstein...I get what you were saying in your silly defense of suh. And agree...if his intent were to truly injure the guy he would have really "stomped" him. It's not much different than what Christian Laettner did (although Suh's was a little worse): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AwYVTB2rZw No real intent to hurt the guy but classless nonetheless.
Nice personal attack..
Now, I agree with HD.. it is the wussification of the NFL, period. Next thing they will have green jerseys on QB's in the game.
The only play that Suh could be considered dirty was the stomping incident.
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