Ndamukong Suh has a reputation as one of the NFL's dirtiest players, but the controversial defensive tackle says a bounty system is not something that exists with the Detroit Lions. "I don’t take part in those things and nor do my teammates and nor my coaches. We don’t allow that," Suh told reporters in Phoenix where he's the grand marshal for Sunday's NASCAR race. Asked if bounties were prevalent in the NFL, Suh said, "I’m only in the Lions locker room. I have other friends that play at other teams, obviously, but I really don’t know much about it. Like I said before, we don’t do it at the Lions." In two seasons, Suh has been suspended and fined $42,000 for unsportsmanlike play. While his actions on the field have crossed the line, Suh said it's not about injuring an opponent. "For me, personally, and I know my teammates, we don’t want to put anybody out," Suh said "Especially me, I would never want anybody to target me to take me out so why would I do it against somebody else." Source: Sporting News
wasn't it Suh and Avril that were congratulating each other for injuring matt ryan this season? sure, the lions are too classy to do something like this .............. :scratch:
