FootballDad
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2011 Detroit Lions
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FootballDad
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I sure am relieved to see that Detroit must be pretty much crime-free these days, no more crack houses on every block, no murders, a great place to have a picnic in the urban ghettos. Well, that must be the case, since the cops are ignoring all of that to put the clamps down on the "Booty Lounge"........
The level of hypocrisy in black run Detroit is off the map. I know that the very minute after the "police chief" gave this interview to the reporter he lit a joint and went to snort some coke with his $500 hooker. This type of crackdown is all show for the few stupid old whities that control the flow of money in detroilet; the black police chief has to play-act like a grown up white person and say responsible things when the parents are around. After that it's back to ghetto bling and livin' the black lifestyle.
Yes, I wish they had some guys on offense. Tight end Tony Scheffler gets some catches once in a while and even TE Will Heller got a catch yesterday but that's it for the offense.
Three good White playmakers on defense and Matt Stafford makes them barely watchable.
Thrashen
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Since entering the NFL, Suh’s on-field behavior has been the most atrociously “thug†of any player in the entire NFL. Starting in pre-season, the monsteriously-ugly, bloated pig has been seen taunting, body-slamming, throwing punches, constantly scuffling, show-boating, face-masking, roughing the QB, and administering countless dirty hits after the whistle. All of these infractions seem to have been against white players (Andy Dalton, Jay Cutler, Matt Ryan, Logan Mankins, and other white linemen).
This wild, immature, and violent conduct is rather surprising (even for a non-white), as Suh was an entirely different player during his time at Nebraska (well-spoken, quiet, etc).
This wild, immature, and violent conduct is rather surprising (even for a non-white), as Suh was an entirely different player during his time at Nebraska (well-spoken, quiet, etc).
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No matter how well you train them or how civilized they may appear, the inner Congoid essence remains ever latent and will rise at the slightest prick of stimulus.
TheAnimal
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He went to Detroit, that cesspool changes a person for the worse. In his case he now gets the opportunity to indulge himself in TNB on a team that encourages it.
Apparently they also encourage ghetto trash talking as he and the rest of the coal line were taunting and trash talking Matt Ryan as he lay writhing on the ground yesterday.
I don't think Suh spends an extra minute past game time in the city of Detroit. I doubt he knows anyone there.
He's a different guy. If you were to hear him talk and not see him you would think he was a white guy, he has almost no discernable afro-american speech accent.
I also question the Falcoons comments about Suh and Avril. Neither were anywhere near Ryan when he went down.
And if you were to hear an opposing player make that comment about your stricken teammate or see him kick his leg (as has been alleged) then what kind of a player would not retaliate but wait to twitter about it?
It sounds more to me like TNB on the part of the Falcons, making more of the incident.
Thrashen
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What's not to believe? Through two seasons of play, his roladex of offenses is already staggering.
Perhaps the most dim-witted moment of Ndamuqueef Puh’s career was when he made the ultra-sensible decision to punch Logan Mankins in the facemask with his bare hand (53-seconds into this video)…
[video=youtube;fBM2WazyWfI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBM2WazyWfI [/video]
Boy, I bet that punch in the metal facemask really hurt Mankins, huh?
At 21 seconds into this video, Puh exhibits the ever-courteous level of NFL Afro-sportsmanship. His brain dead, needle d-ck Zulu teammates join in the merriment…
[video=youtube;dFr6aeo0HGE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFr6aeo0HGE[/video]
At 53-seconds into this video, Puh randomly smashes Jay Cutler with a violent forearm to the head. Puh was promptly flagged for the play. Head Wigger Coach, Jim Schwartz, nearly has a brain aneurism “protesting” the call…
[video=youtube;kw6vxVVXWUM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kw6vxVVXWUM&feature=related[/video]
Suh, the 24-year old who looks like a 50-year old, is violent Negro beast…I hope someone puts this roid-raging thug in his place during his next temper tantrum. He plays Tebow’s Broncos this Sunday.
Fundamentally sound
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Knowing Suh's hatred for quarterbacks (white ones in general) you know he is going to try his hardest to literally take Tebow out of the game. I hope Tebow has a field day against these cheap shot artists.
whiteathlete33
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That's why I never let the proper speaking, white sounding negro fool me. Those kinds are among the most violent and conniving people on earth. They pretend to be white because it helps further their agenda.
FootballDad
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Dirty tactics aside, Suh is actually one of the better black DT's in the league, and has a physique which more resembles Jared Crick than Vince Wilfork. If scouts start to look for this body-type in DT's, it's a good thing for white DT's who are seldom sumo's.
Of course, posting in this thread is also an excuse to post a picture of Thrashen's favorite player;-)
Of course, posting in this thread is also an excuse to post a picture of Thrashen's favorite player;-)
Thrashen
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Dirty tactics aside, Suh is actually one of the better black DT's in the league, and has a physique which more resembles Jared Crick than Vince Wilfork. If scouts start to look for this body-type in DT's, it's a good thing for white DT's who are seldom sumo's.
Of course, posting in this thread is also an excuse to post a picture of Thrashen's favorite player;-)
Haha, the furrowed fat rolls on his head are always so photogenic. In this supremely-distorted nation, Suh will likely be made into a future “sex symbol†that little white girls will one day aspire to wed.
As I stated previously, Suh’s personal conduct during his time at Nebraska was impeccable by any set of standards (white or black). Also, he was an undeniably great college player and one of the few black players who was not “overrated†on draft day and actually deserved to be selected 2[SUP]nd[/SUP] overall. He was as well-spoken, friendly, humble, and introverted as any athlete (of any race) could hope to be.
His prompt transformation into an odious, violent, reckless, immature, flamboyant, arrogant, animalistic black bully (already earning him the title of “dirtiest player in the leagueâ€) has been an incredible descent. The Lions’ “thug ethos,†an utterly asinine temperament that pollutes nearly every NFL roster, seems to have terminally infected him.
His new-found “bad attitude†hasn’t really helped him much this season. Through 7 games, Suh has 3 sacks and 23 tackles. If you subtract out his multitude of 15-yard personal foul penalties, the scope of his “impact†is even less impressive. I hope Tebow and Decker crush Detroit this weekend.
ha, he got 2 games.
Lions DT Ndamukong Suh has been suspended by the NFL for two games without pay.
It's a well-deserved ban after Suh stomped on Packers right guard Evan Dietrich-Smith on Thanksgiving. With nine personal fouls in 27 career NFL games, Suh earned the league's first multi-game ban since the Albert Haynesworth incident in 2006. Although he can appeal the ban and play against the Saints this Sunday, we suspect he won't after apologizing to commissioner Roger Goodell earlier this week. Suh will not be forced to undergo anger management counseling as part of his punishment. Sammie Hill and first-round rookie Nick Fairley are candidates to fill in.
Lions DT Ndamukong Suh has been suspended by the NFL for two games without pay.
It's a well-deserved ban after Suh stomped on Packers right guard Evan Dietrich-Smith on Thanksgiving. With nine personal fouls in 27 career NFL games, Suh earned the league's first multi-game ban since the Albert Haynesworth incident in 2006. Although he can appeal the ban and play against the Saints this Sunday, we suspect he won't after apologizing to commissioner Roger Goodell earlier this week. Suh will not be forced to undergo anger management counseling as part of his punishment. Sammie Hill and first-round rookie Nick Fairley are candidates to fill in.
Earlier in the game he took Sitton's helmet off and from the replay it was on purpose. Now in his defense he got tackled on the Stomp play but so what, he dug himself a hole and the refs look the other way.
All in all he has issues in the head. I bet the brothers even back off from him and giving him support till he tries to address them.
All in all he has issues in the head. I bet the brothers even back off from him and giving him support till he tries to address them.
Ndamukong Suh crashes his car into a tree.:crazy:
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/7310399/ndamukong-suh-detroit-lions-unharmed-crashing-car-tree
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/7310399/ndamukong-suh-detroit-lions-unharmed-crashing-car-tree
FootballDad
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Lions release cornerback Aaron Berry for TNB
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lions-cut-berry-2nd-arrest-154401833--nfl.html
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lions-cut-berry-2nd-arrest-154401833--nfl.html
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WR Lance Long Making Name for Himself
Lions receiver Lance Long made a big catch in practice Tuesday, then followed it up with a big faux pas.
Long, a former Utica Eisenhower star, made a leaping catch in a red-zone drill, then celebrated by spiking the ball. That's a big no-no in practice that is tantamount to disrespecting the defense.
Safety Louis Delmas and linebacker Doug Hogue were watching from the back of the end zone and started yelling at Long, who jogged back to the huddle and celebrated with the offense. Delmas picked up the ball and threw it toward Long.
"I didn't mean anything by it," Long said. "I got excited, emotional. I just wanted to get everybody pumped up and get everybody going."
He certainly did that.
"A couple days ago, he was balling so much that (receivers coach) Shawn Jefferson gave him the nickname Vanilla Gorilla," receiver Nate Burleson said. "So I thought that was tight. So from now on, Lance Long is the Vanilla Gorilla."
Long, 27, has had a hard time making any kind of name for himself in the NFL since his last season at Mississippi State in 2007. He last played in an NFL game in 2009, when he caught 20 passes in seven games and made one start for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Long said he likes his nickname. He just hopes coaches remember it.
"It's a spectacular receiver corps, and I feel like I have to put the pressure on myself, even if the coaches don't, to come out here every day and make plays," he said.
"Whatever I can do, whether it's making catches whenever the ball's thrown to me or special teams or even blocking. Anything that I can do to help the team, that's what I'm going to show these coaches, and hopefully they'll see it."
http://www.freep.com/article/201208...de-receiver-Lance-Long-makes-name-for-himself
Lions receiver Lance Long made a big catch in practice Tuesday, then followed it up with a big faux pas.
Long, a former Utica Eisenhower star, made a leaping catch in a red-zone drill, then celebrated by spiking the ball. That's a big no-no in practice that is tantamount to disrespecting the defense.
Safety Louis Delmas and linebacker Doug Hogue were watching from the back of the end zone and started yelling at Long, who jogged back to the huddle and celebrated with the offense. Delmas picked up the ball and threw it toward Long.
"I didn't mean anything by it," Long said. "I got excited, emotional. I just wanted to get everybody pumped up and get everybody going."
He certainly did that.
"A couple days ago, he was balling so much that (receivers coach) Shawn Jefferson gave him the nickname Vanilla Gorilla," receiver Nate Burleson said. "So I thought that was tight. So from now on, Lance Long is the Vanilla Gorilla."
Long, 27, has had a hard time making any kind of name for himself in the NFL since his last season at Mississippi State in 2007. He last played in an NFL game in 2009, when he caught 20 passes in seven games and made one start for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Long said he likes his nickname. He just hopes coaches remember it.
"It's a spectacular receiver corps, and I feel like I have to put the pressure on myself, even if the coaches don't, to come out here every day and make plays," he said.
"Whatever I can do, whether it's making catches whenever the ball's thrown to me or special teams or even blocking. Anything that I can do to help the team, that's what I'm going to show these coaches, and hopefully they'll see it."
http://www.freep.com/article/201208...de-receiver-Lance-Long-makes-name-for-himself
Yes, I'm sure none of the coal black "spectacular" Lions' receiving corps ever celebrates in practice. Blacks are known to be humble and timid about displaying such acts of showmanship.
If Long keeps groveling, perhaps he will be permitted to the Lions' never used 5th WR. It is nice to see Burleson say something nice, however. I think he said something kind about some other white player a while back, but can't remember who.
If Long keeps groveling, perhaps he will be permitted to the Lions' never used 5th WR. It is nice to see Burleson say something nice, however. I think he said something kind about some other white player a while back, but can't remember who.
FootballDad
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Gotta give Lance Long some props for doggedly pursuing his NFL dream. He's a good WR, but not spectacularly so. There have been many, many white WR's that were better than Long that "gave up" and went on to other professions. Of course, this is a big difference between the races, many whites move on to good professional careers, while black washouts often simply return to the 'hood. If more white wideouts (RB's DB's DL, etc) were this tenacious, and showed this kind of attitude, Sundays might not have as "dark" a view.
yeah but Mike Hass tried just as hard and didn't even get to play in a regular season game, although I agree Whites should keep trying. The guys that get a shot seem to be picked randomly.
Louis Delmas is injured for a while for the Lions. John Wendling is going to start in his place. Wendling has been jerked around by the Lions for a while. He has played well but is guilty of being White in the defensive backfield so he gets an inordinate amount of criticism when he plays for the really terrible Lions secondary. Any White guy who can stick around the NFL as a d-back must be really good when you consider the incredible prejudice against them.