Suh was in Boston

[Triumph]

 

[Triumph]

Pats need a NT and to fortify that DL vs the run.

6 - 4 and 313 could use some fried clams and NE ice cream to add 10 - 20. Ndamukong Suh Stats | Pro-Football-Reference.com

 

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Ndamukong Suh contract and salary cap details, including signing bonus, guaranteed salary, dead money, roster bonuses, and contract history

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[TheRainMaker]

Not saying they should sign Suh, but they need some ***holes on defense. Way too many nice guys who tackle gracefully. It’s been a long time since seeing some violent hits on D.

 

[50-yard-line]

Not saying they should sign Suh, but they need some ***holes on defense. Way too many nice guys who tackle gracefully. It’s been a long time since seeing some violent hits on D.

That’s why I was hoping for Zach Cunningham last year. Freaking Vrabel.

 

[Patsgofor4]

Yes, we know. Wozzy posted about it yesterday, without the need for a new thread.



Also, it wasn’t a Pats-related visit.

 

[NormZauchin]

Yeah, we could use Suh to step on Josh Allen's ankle.

 

[Triumph]

Yes, we know. Wozzy posted about it yesterday, without the need for a new thread.



Also, it wasn’t a Pats-related visit.

Crying about a new thread so you post in the new thread.

 

[Triumph]

That’s why I was hoping for Zach Cunningham last year. Freaking Vrabel.

Unrelated to Suh

Vrabels son plays OL and is in NE for a look.

 

[FreeTedWilliams]

BB was in Nashville....

 

[50-yard-line]

Unrelated to Suh

Vrabels son plays OL and is in NE for a look.

Vrabel noted that Cunningham immediately gave his defense the edge it was missing.

 

[FCB02062]

I hear Larry Fitzgerald was at Logan this weekend

 

[VectorPrime]

He’s recruiting Xander to the Rays.

 

[jimnance]

BB was in Nashville....

Obviously means BB is replacing Vrabel this season

 

[XLIX]

Not saying they should sign Suh, but they need some ***holes on defense. Way too many nice guys who tackle gracefully. It’s been a long time since seeing some violent hits on D.

Suh isn't violent, he's a cheap shot artist. There's a difference. I would hate to have him here.

 

[TheRainMaker]

Suh isn't violent, he's a cheap shot artist. There's a difference. I would hate to have him here.

He's certainly has had his cheap shots, but he occasionally had some violent tackles on QB's as well. However, he checks off as being an "azzhole". Point is, the D needs at least one dirty player or forces an offensive player to have his head on a swivel. Haven't had that for a long time.

And I just solved your crossword puzzle. Jeff Fisher? That's harsh.

 

[XLIX]

He's certainly has had his cheap shots, but he occasionally had some violent tackles on QB's as well. However, he checks off as being an "azzhole". Point is, the D needs at least one dirty player or forces an offensive player to have his head on a swivel. Haven't had that for a long time.

No. The defense needs players who hit hard, not dirty players who step on ankles and hands well after the whistle.

 

[TheRainMaker]

No. The defense needs players who hit hard, not dirty players who step on ankles and hands well after the whistle.

So you must've hated Rodney Harrison then who had a horrible reputation as a dirty player.

 

[XLIX]

So you must've hated Rodney Harrison then who had a horrible reputation as a dirty player.

Yeah I knew that was coming from someone who didn't know the difference between "hitting hard" and "step on ankles and hands well after the whistle." Point to me the instances where Harrison did these types of things:

 

[TheRainMaker]

Yeah I knew that was coming from someone who didn't know the difference between "hitting hard" and "step on ankles and hands well after the whistle." Point to me the instances where Harrison did these types of things:

I understand the difference you are talking about but it doesn't really matter when it happens. Rodney was penalized and suspended quite a bit. You can't "hit hard" and not get any penalties.

And the Jay Cutler push (shouldn't have been a penalty), Cutler sack (no penalty) and Rodgers push (no penalty) were laughable. In fact, those are the type of hits I'm talking about that rattles the opposition.

Coaches validate Harrison's rep as NFL's dirtiest player

When you think of the NFL's dirtiest player, does Rodney Harrison come to mind? If so, you're among the majority, writes Mike Sando.

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Pats' Harrison can't wash hands of dirtiest player label

For the second time in three years, Patriots safety Rodney Harrison tops Sports Illustrated's list of dirtiest players in the NFL.

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