Haley
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I was a little surprised by this. I thought for sure the NFL would take a stand and fine anyone who throws a punch in a game. Are we setting a new precedent here or is this fairly typical already? The only other example of punching in preseason (Jacobs/Giants, Wilkerson/Jets) resulted in ejection from the game and offsetting penalties. I'm not sure if either has been fined yet.
It is interesting to note that Freeman was fairly certain he would be fined in his previous story.
Report: Suh not fined for swipe at MankinsAccording to Mike Freeman of CBSSports.com, the NFL will not fine Lions defensive tackle defensive lineman Ndamukong Suh for his role in an altercation with Patriots guard Logan Mankins in Saturday's preseason game.
It is interesting to note that Freeman was fairly certain he would be fined in his previous story.
Suh's nastiness changes Lions' culture, makes him a dirty player - NFL - CBSSports.com FootballOn Twitter, Lions fans showed their smallness by saying Suh was justified throwing the punch because he was defending a teammate. That's part of The Danny Ainge Syndrome. If you were a Celtics fan when Ainge was in Boston, you loved him. If he was an opponent, you thought he was cheap. So I understand that phenomenon and it's happening with Suh.
There's still no excusing what he did. It was totally a punk move and there's little doubt the NFL is going to fine Suh.











