NFL: Lions and Suh

[Radical]

Just because it happens a lot, doesn't mean it shouldn't be looked down upon any less. There's a lot of inherent problems with people that lead to problems in every walk of life, but just because it's common doesn't mean you let it numb you to what it is.

It should be looked down upon no matter what age you are. Ultimately, it's using a physically violent game as a cover to attempt to cause direct physical harm to someone that goes well and beyond what the game is about. Suh isn't a man for slamming the guy's head into the ground multiple times and stomping on him, nor does it make him a better football player. He should be looked down upon, and until I take advantage of a situation I am in to legally get away with assaulting someone, I have the right to look down upon it, and the same goes for everyone else in the league.

The fact that former team mates of Suh in college are coming out against him, putting it bluntly that he did the same to fellow team members in college, and that he wasn't well liked because of it, only solidifies my argument. It's classless, it's cowardly, and it's a weak reflection upon anyone who supports that kind of stuff. If Suh wants to continue to engage in that and the NFL doesn't step in to handle it with fines and suspensions, then I say opposing players do the same to him, and hopefully in a career ending manner before he does it to one of them.