5 NFL players who should compete at WrestleMania

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3. Ndamukong Suh

Ndamukong Suh doesn’t have an NFL team right now which means he’s perfectly free to sign a contract with WWE. The physical defensive tackle also has a nasty streak a mile wide. Anyone who’s been fined $100,000 for a block “below the belt” certainly has some characteristics that WWE likes to see.

He wouldn’t help solve the company’s lack of likable heroes for kids, but Suh could be one of the top villains in the company. For WrestleMania, he could easily pull off an intriguing villain-versus-villain match up with Samoa Joe.

Just imagine the nastiness that could develop in a reasonably long program between those two guys. Joe would start threatening Suh’s family almost immediately. In response, the disruptive defensive lineman could try to low blow the former TNA star.

The real challenge for WWE would be to make sure Suh didn’t take things too far. He’s not a guy who is afraid to go out and try to hurt someone. A feud between he and Samoa Joe might end up with one guy getting seriously injured.