Report: Ndamukong Suh ignored coach’s play calls in loss to Jaguars

SI ^ | September 21, 2015 | Staff

[Rummyfan]

Sorry, Albert Haynesworth was the name I wanted.

[Liberty Valance]

[Popman]

Benching him a game, I was thinking would hurt his pride rather than his pocketbook...

[oh8eleven]

Still Eli has two thins Suh doesn’t - Super Bowl rings!
Which confirms the saying - I'd rather be lucky than good.

[Lurker]

Actually that would be Jay Cutler.

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[SparkyBass]

Walking through O'Hare airport I spotted a guy wearing a t-shirt, under the Bears logo was:

Jay Cutler Makes Me Cry

:)

[yield 2 the right]

So the Jaguars only won because Suh ignored the coach’s play calls, and didn’t play better than Miami?
Is that the spin?

-—As a Jags fan I knew it was the Dolphins losing it more than the Jaguars wining it../half sarcasm(the Jags for the last couple of seasons have sucked)...

[oh8eleven]

At least Cutler can blame it on injuries. Manning never gets hurt (because the opponents want him on the field :)

[ilgipper]

If you say so

He's directly attacked multiple players on my team, so I have no love for the guy. That said, there was just a profile on him on either NFL network or ESPN, can't remember which. It jived with what I remember of him at Nebraska before he started acting like an imbecile in the NFL. He's a very different person away from the game. It's almost bizarre. We've seen high flying players who got rough on the field, but are gentle off the field....but nothing like this. He literally is out of control on the field. Not just aggressive, but dangerously out of control. You'd expect him to be either a meathead or equally stupid away from the game, but he's not.

[Hebrews 11:6]

Anyone so overbearing and with so little impulse control on the field is a high risk of encountering a situation off the field where that same lack results in grievous harm to someone, especially in one so physically overpowering. So, I won't be surprised if and when I read about it.

A parallel occurs in cases of spousal abuse, where the physically dominant husband overpowers the wife with impunity and claims inability to control himself. However, if she were a black-belt or otherwise armed, he'd find a way to restrain himself.

Two decades ago some men in our church on a men's retreat in the mountains were on a hike when they ran into Mike Tyson. A friendly conversation ensued, and after finding out who they were he requested their prayers. If I encountered Suh, I'd be wary. He has forfeited anything other than apprehension.

[Hebrews 11:6]

A further note on Tyson: this was in the Big Bear area just east of Los Angeles, which because of its 7,000’ altitude and proximity to LA is a popular training area for boxers.