Report: NFL considering fining Ndamukong Suh $100K for dirty hit on Minnesota Vikings

Sep 8, 2013; Detroit, MI, USA; Detroit Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh (90) before the game against the Minnesota Vikings at Ford Field. Mandatory Credit: Tim Fuller-USA TODAY Sports /

Another year, another Ndamukong Suh dirty play. It’s become an annual tradition.

Suh of course took out a Minnesota Vikings offensive lineman on a turnover, going at his knees which apparently didn’t sit well with the NFL.

While they have no intentions to suspend Suh (at least not right now), they are wanting to make a point that his dirty antics will not be tolerated. Hoping to hit him where it hurts the most, the wallet, the NFL is reportedly considering fining the Lions defensive lineman $100,000 dollars according to Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer.

Per Fox Sports:

"Sources tell me NFL is considering a whopping $100,000 fine for Lions’ Suh for hit this weekend"

It’s a huge chunk of change, though again it’s nothing more than a report – there’s no evidence to suggest the NFL will actual lay down the law.

Clearly perturbed by the actions taking place on and off the field, the NFL is beginning to come down harder on repeat violators, which Suh, who was voted the most dirty player in the league by fellow NFL players, is a prime candidate for.

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