Suggs tears achilles, done for the year

I will say it honestly:
I don't mind when the opposing teams' star players get hurt. I feel bad for the guys without guaranteed contracts or who may lose their livelihood to injury (like that Jets' LB who got taken out on a stretcher yesterday).

I wish him a full and fast recovery, and am saddened that it happened to the man. I'm revolted by the sick and twisted mindset that makes some of you people think any other way.

Is this his second Achilles tear? It's not the same foot is it?

That's really a tough break.

Why should us Patriots fans always take the high road when it comes to injuries? Ever read other teams message boards before they play the Pats? Their fans openly root for their players to take out Brady's knees.

Hell, Steelers fans sold Bernard Pollard Fan Club tee shirts after he took out Brady.

And now we're supposed to feel bad for a wife-beating child abusing scumbag who's spent his entire career taking trash about our team?

F that. I hope Suggs' knee never heals and he's forced to retire. Good riddance to bad rubbish

Deus Irae said:

I wish him a full and fast recovery, and am saddened that it happened to the man. I'm revolted by the sick and twisted mindset that makes some of you people think any other way.

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Maybe when he stops beating the **** out of women.

Elijah said:

Maybe when he stops beating the **** out of women.

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Quite frankly if there was videotape of Suggs pouring bleach over her and their 1 year old son's head he would have been suspended for the year.

Elijah said:

Maybe when he stops beating the **** out of women.

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One has nothing to do with the other. There's not even the karmic bond of this being him getting a beating at the hands of another human being, which would make the responses understandable.

Let me guess: you're one of the sick bastards who think it's great that the guy got hurt.

Deus Irae said:

One has nothing to do with the other. There's not even the karmic bond of this being him getting a beating at the hands of another human being, which would make the responses understandable.

Let me guess: you're one of the sick bastards who think it's great that the guy got hurt.

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I don't think it's a good thing, I don't think "he had it coming", but I sure as hell have no sympathy.

Have some class seriously.

Don't celebrate an injury to anyone.

Feck those of you who are showing any sympathy to one of the ugliest, dirtiest, most evil scumbags ever to play in the NFL.

Feck Thuggs; feck him to hell. I wish nothing but bad things to happen to him for the rest of his damn life, which I hope is very short indeed.

I love when bad things happen to bad people.

enough bad things can never happen to the ravens and their cry baby p-ssy head coach.

Lol some of you need counseling or need to remember that these are human beings.

injuries happens

What is the appropriate reaction when the Colts fire Grigson at the end of the year?

realtime said:

What is the appropriate reaction when the Colts fire Grigson at the end of the year?

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Based on what I've been reading Pagano is going before Grigson.

robertweathers said:

Based on what I've been reading Pagano is going before Grigson.

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Tough choice for Irsay. Fire the guy who makes great game planning decisions like deactivating a 1st-round bust (Bjorn Werner) before the AFCC against the Patriots (who for all his disappointing qualities is actually a decent run defender) in order to carry an extra DB? Or fire the guy who drafts busts like Werner in the first place?

Pagano going first wouldn't surprise me. Nice guy who, by all accounts, is in way over his head as a HC. But Grigson shouldn't be too far behind him -- trading a 1st rounder for Trent Richardson, passing on several run-stuffing DL in this draft to burn a first rounder on a WR/punt returner who -- it turns out -- cannot actually return punts, etc., will not get him many Executive of the Year votes. The team reminds me a lot of the 2-14 team from a few years ago, with Pagano in the role of Caldwell and Grigson in the role of Polian.

realtime said:

Tough choice for Irsay. Fire the guy who makes great game planning decisions like deactivating a 1st-round bust (Bjorn Werner) before the AFCC against the Patriots (who for all his disappointing qualities is actually a decent run defender) in order to carry an extra DB? Or fire the guy who drafts busts like Werner in the first place?

Pagano going first wouldn't surprise me. Nice guy who, by all accounts, is in way over his head as a HC. But Grigson shouldn't be too far behind him -- trading a 1st rounder for Trent Richardson, passing on several run-stuffing DL in this draft to burn a first rounder on a WR/punt returner who -- it turns out -- cannot actually return punts, etc., will not get him many Executive of the Year votes. The team reminds me a lot of the 2-14 team from a few years ago, with Pagano in the role of Caldwell and Grigson in the role of Polian.

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Agreed. Pagano may/may not be a good coach ( hes had 3 straight winning seasons so I'm not going to be too hard on him) but IMO we know Grigson is a bad GM. Horrific draft decisions. Horrific trades. Awful.

Even though Kravitz is a complete a-hole, he does know the Colts and is in like flynn with Irsay, Grigson and Pagano.

Either way. Like the Ravens, I am praying for a disastrous season for the Colts.

http://www.wthr.com/story/30020666/kravitz-colts-should-either-extend-pagano-or-fire-him-now

realtime said:

What is the appropriate reaction when the Colts fire Grigson at the end of the year?

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I'll be pissed b/c he is doing a fantastic job at being a crappy GM.

The Colts are not going to be an elite team with Ryan Grigson or Pagano leading them.

Bank it.

MitchKumstein said:

Why should us Patriots fans always take the high road when it comes to injuries? Ever read other teams message boards before they play the Pats? Their fans openly root for their players to take out Brady's knees.

Hell, Steelers fans sold Bernard Pollard Fan Club tee shirts after he took out Brady.

And now we're supposed to feel bad for a wife-beating child abusing scumbag who's spent his entire career taking trash about our team?

F that. I hope Suggs' knee never heals and he's forced to retire. Good riddance to bad rubbish

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Maybe because Pats fans are classier? I for one believe in fair competition. Not afraid to have the Pats face any opponent at their full strength. It makes the victories more rewarding like dismantling the Hawks best D. I get that some here believe that Suggs is a POS as a player and as a person but I also believe in karma and don't want any negative energy by wishing or celebrating others misfortunes. Now let's see the dislikes pile up.

captain insano said:

enough bad things can never happen to the ravens and their cry baby p-ssy head coach.

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It couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.