Detroit defensive star Ndamakong Suh is obviously super talented. He is also obviously super emotional, which is why his actions the past few days have been all over the place. It started with his violent on-field abuse of a Green Bay lineman during the Lions’ Thanksgiving Day game. Then there was his defiant denial in the post game interview that he had done anything unsportsmanlike, even though the video evidence was more than clear. On Sunday, Suh had changed his tune, sounded apologetic and accepting of his deeds and perhaps the consequences to follow. He then reached out to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to apologize for his actions but that call was apparently too little, too late as the league imposed a two-game suspension on the reigning NFL Rookie Of The Year today. This is Suh’s third time being fined, he loses two game checks and his absence may cost his team a playoff spot should the Kions lose either or both of the two games.
