Ndamukong Suh isn’t sure if he’ll meet with NFL
By Mike Dyce
Detroit Lions defensive tackle has been a polarizing figure in the NFL. He is widely considered to be a dirty player and is known for cheap shots, late hits and otherwise questionable on field behavior. He was fined in the opening week of the season he was fined $100,000 for a low hit. Suh was fined last week for what appeared to be a border-line hit on Cleveland Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden.
Now the NFL wants to sit down with Suh and discuss his fines. Suh isn’t quite sure that he wants to accept the invitation.
”I don’t know yet,” Suh said Wednesday, via Yahoo Sports. ”I have had brief discussions with my agent and GM. I’m really just focusing on Dallas. I’m not really concerning myself with that, just yet, until the bye week comes.”
He doesn’t necessarily think it would be a bad idea though.
”It’s always good to have dialogue and understand where they’re coming from and take it from there,” Suh said.
If you’re curious about how the NFL decides to discipline Suh says he hasn’t figured it out despite his extensive personal knowledge of being fined.
”I feel like I’m playing within the rules for the most part, without a doubt,” he said.