Video: Ndamukong Suh Tries To Decapitate Jake Delhomme

but it still gives me a chubby!

 I read his lips as he was talking to a team-mate “He tried to rip my F’’’’’N head off”
was what came out of his mouth. LOL

I was laughing so hard when that happened. He looked like he was trying to twist the lid off of a jar of bacon bits.

September 12th is gonna be a good day in Chicago.

… I agree, although I bet that extra effort at the end will earn him a fine.

Seems he finally errupted on Jake (pick 6) Delhomme.

Look, I don’t condone dirty play, but it’s honestly about damn time we get a little frickin’ attitude on defense. This play was all about a good player getting frustrated with getting constant double teams and no sacks and it got the best of him. Good. It should. Suh is a winner and keeping him tied up all game is only going to piss him off more. Now, he can’t get fined and take 15 yard penalties every game, but that play right there shows that he will do anything he can to eventually make a play and get to the quarterback.

This guy is going to be good… like, scary good. Once the whole defense adopts the attitude of Suh, Vanden Bosch and Delmas, we are going to kill some people. It’ll be like literally unleashing a pack of wild dogs (or lions) on opposing teams and that will be fun to watch.

I think that is all that needs to be said about that.

I’ll take as many of those as long as it doesn’t become a habit once the season begins. It’s good to let out the aggression now and let his teammates know he wants to win just as bad as everyone else who’s been here for a long time and use to all the losing.

Great job Suh, talk about finishing a play off all the way through.

Several fans thought Suh should have been ejected and suspended.

I can understand how they felt. Suh basically tried to make a bobble head out of old homer. When that was not painful enough, Suh tossed him to the side like a surprisingly light sack of potatos.

As a Vikings fan, I hope officials considering ejecting him if he keeps that up.

In college, he never had to do that, and he was still awesome. Suh should just play football.

Quick everyone write the state senate lets pass a law that says Suh can’t be ejected or suspended it works for those to fat cry baby’s in Minn. who won’t man up and take their punishment

Yes, I agree the frustration level must be high, however, play smart and clean. Far to many punks like Richie Incognito can line the big man up and end his career with a shot to the knees ( week 16 ). Toss in some mental intenseness with that killer instinct and you’ll get those sacks…

And an additional 10% tax credit for each QB head left on the steps of the capitol building

That gives me chill bumps,,,Suh-nami making a statement. Look out Brett.

I love it.
It’s been a very long time since we’ve seen a Lions player intimidate.

Oh, now I remember.

Suh inflicts pain on a QB. That looks familiar, too.

It’s like Bob Hope once joked, “after he sacked the quarterback, he went after the guy’s parents.”

Have a good season, Detroit.

The facemask was bad enough, but when you got a guy down on his knees, and then you twist the head the other way? That’s fucking bullshit.

Let me put it this way, imagine that it’s September 12th, and the Bears get a good pass rush on, and say Lance Briggs sticks his paw in Matthew Stafford’s eye, and has Staff down on the ground, and then decides to rip Safford’s head off. What are all of us screaming at the TV at that moment?

There’s no place in the NFL for a play like this, and to excuse it as frustration over getting double teamed is a homeristic copout of massive proportions.

In Roger Goodell’s NFL, Ndamukong Suh just got himself marked as a potentially dirty plaeyr.

the fumble after this play. was caused by the center, stepping back on the QB’s foot. BECAUSE HE WAS SCARED OF ANGRY SUH!!!!!

His name means house of spears not house of lollipops.

that none of Jake’s O-linemen came to his aide. Usually when something like that happens. Someone on the offensive line will get in to it with the defender. But watch the video. Everyone just gave Suh his space. Nobody was going to anything to Suh.

And the tackle itself reminds me of the highlights you see of Deacon Jones or Jack Lambert. Some ol’ school stuff. I love it.

I don’t particularly want to see this sort of thing again because it was pretty much illegal in every way possible. I like intensity but not reactive intensity. When you do something like this because you’re frustrated, that’s not alright, and basically one of the MAJOR reasons why the Lions have been the worst team in the last ten years. It would be different if he just happened to grab the facemask by mistake, but he grabbed it, drug him down by it and then clutch-whipped him to the ground. There’s no place in the NFL for that stuff, especially involving the head and neck areas. He could have done some real damage.
But like I said earlier, it’s his first time doing something dumb like this and I’m not going to worry about it or lose any sleep over it. In the words of God and Peter Griffin… “Everybody gets 1.”

The only place I’ve actually heard this, was the play by play guys on the broadcast. Has anybody else (Suh, Gun, Schwartz) said anything like this? I think people are assuming that’s why he did it. Only Suh know’s the real reason. You know what happens when you assume something? Makes an ass out of you and me.

If I was Jay Cutler, Aaron Rodgers, or Brett Favre I would be very, very afraid after seeing that.

I was just thinking…am I the only one that thinks listening to Eric Mangini speak is like listening to Billy Quizboy from the Venture brothers?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeOP0wDkkNo – Billy Quizboy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0hdPz5IwBU – Eric Mangini

more to come… minus the penalty. I think Delhomme messed himself after words.

I was reading comments on another yahoo story about this and there are people saying he should be given a three game suspension. WTF?

First of all if it was such a big foul the Cleveland offensive line would have reacted. Was it overzealous sure, that is why he got a 15 yard penalty. Was it malicious, meaning did Suh intend to injure him, no. He tried to throw him down to tackle him because he thought he still had the ball. Because of their size difference and the fact that Delhome was on his knees already (I hear he is used to being on his knees for the big man, but that is usually Holmgren) Suh grabbed what he could when he was wrapping him up to tackle him. Maybe we should fine Delhome for unsportsmanlike conduct, attempting to blow a big man.

Look this is the NFL, this is not some patty cake touch football league. The object of the the defense is to tackle the ball carrier. The harder they tackle them the more wear and tear they take during the game and the the slower they will get because they are worn out. Suh did nothing illegal or malicious enough to warrant anything more than the 15 yard penalty. What a candy ass Delhome is, totally weak to even whine about it. You know I have my issues with Favre but at least he is a real man not some sissy bitch that would rather be in a tutu than a football uniform. If Suh did that to Favre he would have got up smiling, and tapped him on the helmet saying “Is that all you got big guy? I thought you could tackle harder than that?” And I would bet any amount of money Stafford would do the same thing.

Yes Cleveland has submitted the tape to the NFL Front office they want it reviewed for disciplinary action against Suh. What a bunch of candy ass whiny crybaby sissy bitches. The trust is if that happened to a Detroit QB it would not even be a story because we have real mane playing football here. Not a bunch of whiny, cry babies that run to Goodell every time our QB takes a hit. And yeah that goes out to New England for the same crap too. One thing I despise Brady for is starting all of this crap because he was not man enough to take a sack against Oakland.

But he just needs to tone it down a touch.