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This past weekend, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish suffered their first loss of the season in an instant classic against Florida State. The Irish were defeated 31-27 by the number two Seminoles of Florida State, but still left people impressed with their performance.

It was the first loss of the season for Notre Dame in the 2014 season after starting 6-0. It was also the first regular season loss in the career of Notre Dame quarterback Everett Golson. Golson’s only previous loss in his career came in the 2012 national title game to Alabama.

Golson had started his regular season career 18-0 before falling to Florida State this past weekend. The loss was a tough one for the Irish, but Golson turned some heads in this game and showed that he and his team are legit contenders.

As I watched this game I couldn’t help but notice how efficient and calm Golson appeared even in the most crucial situations. Golson completed a remarkable 4^th and 18 on the final drive, in which he scrambled past multiple defenders and found star wide out Corey Robinson.

Robinson, the son of NBA great David Robinson, had a career game against the Seminoles and seemed to become Golson’s favorite target down the stretch. Golson showed he had matured from his freshman season in 2012 and is a much better player when the pressure is on.

Golson had to sit out the 2013 season due to academic issues, but has returned this season without skipping a beat. Golson in that year off improved his game on the field and also got his mindset to the point where he can become an elite quarterback on a championship team.

The one key thing I thought about during this game watching Golson is how he reminded me so much of former North Carolina State and Wisconsin quarterback Russell Wilson. Wilson, the current Seattle Seahawks’ quarterback, led his team to a Super Bowl title last season and has become one of the best game managers in the NFL.

As I watched Golson Saturday night against Florida State I couldn’t help but think about how he made so many plays that resemble Wilson. His 4^th and 18 scramble on the final drive of the game I mentioned earlier is when it really hit me that we could possibly be watching the next Russell Wilson.

He has the calm mentality in clutch situations just like Wilson had in college and now in the NFL. Despite the loss on Saturday night, Wilson showed those same qualities in a hostile environment. Wilson was a standout in his one year with the Wisconsin Badgers in 2011 and many of the things he did on the field we are now seeing from Golson at Notre Dame.

Now, whether Golson goes on to become a Super Bowl winning quarterback is way too early to determine. He will have to remain out of the spotlight in terms of having off the field issues like we saw in 2013. I believe he has put those past issues behind him and the future will be very bright for Golson, but it’s always something to keep in mind.

Golson, much like Wilson, has the same small statue to be a quarterback, but both have incredible arm strength for their size. They both are around 6 foot, but have amazing abilities in the way they extend plays with their feet. It is hard for defenses to defend their style of game because of how quick and smart they are with the football.

So, as we watch Notre Dame for the rest of the 2014 season keep an eye out for Golson and how he continues to develop in the mold of a Russell Wilson type quarterback. Golson has the potential to be a great player like Wilson, but only time will tell if Golson will be anywhere near as great as Wilson is at the NFL level.

Golson and Wilson, both, are proving that size doesn’t matter when it comes to the quarterback position in today’s game of football. Wilson has succeeded at both the college and NFL level and now Golson appears to be a star in the making as well. It’s easy to forget Golson has already played in a national title game as a freshman in 2012, but he appears to be even better now than two years ago.

The future is bright for Golson and the comparisons to Wilson may become more noticeable as time passes. They both have the right mindset to be great and a humble personality to go along with their talent. The Irish will hope Golson brings them a championship to South Bend just as Wilson did to the Pacific Northwest with the Seattle Seahawks.

This past weekend, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish suffered their first loss of the season in an instant classic against Florida State. The Irish were defeated 31-27 by the number two Seminoles of Florida State, but still left people impressed with their performance.

It was the first loss of the season for Notre Dame in the 2014 season after starting 6-0. It was also the first regular season loss in the career of Notre Dame quarterback Everett Golson. Golson’s only previous loss in his career came in the 2012 national title game to Alabama.

Golson had started his regular season career 18-0 before falling to Florida State this past weekend. The loss was a tough one for the Irish, but Golson turned some heads in this game and showed that he and his team are legit contenders.

As I watched this game I couldn’t help but notice how efficient and calm Golson appeared even in the most crucial situations. Golson completed a remarkable 4^th and 18 on the final drive, in which he scrambled past multiple defenders and found star wide out Corey Robinson.

Robinson, the son of NBA great David Robinson, had a career game against the Seminoles and seemed to become Golson’s favorite target down the stretch. Golson showed he had matured from his freshman season in 2012 and is a much better player when the pressure is on.

Golson had to sit out the 2013 season due to academic issues, but has returned this season without skipping a beat. Golson in that year off improved his game on the field and also got his mindset to the point where he can become an elite quarterback on a championship team.

The one key thing I thought about during this game watching Golson is how he reminded me so much of former North Carolina State and Wisconsin quarterback Russell Wilson. Wilson, the current Seattle Seahawks’ quarterback, led his team to a Super Bowl title last season and has become one of the best game managers in the NFL.

As I watched Golson Saturday night against Florida State I couldn’t help but think about how he made so many plays that resemble Wilson. His 4^th and 18 scramble on the final drive of the game I mentioned earlier is when it really hit me that we could possibly be watching the next Russell Wilson.

He has the calm mentality in clutch situations just like Wilson had in college and now in the NFL. Despite the loss on Saturday night, Wilson showed those same qualities in a hostile environment. Wilson was a standout in his one year with the Wisconsin Badgers in 2011 and many of the things he did on the field we are now seeing from Golson at Notre Dame.

Now, whether Golson goes on to become a Super Bowl winning quarterback is way too early to determine. He will have to remain out of the spotlight in terms of having off the field issues like we saw in 2013. I believe he has put those past issues behind him and the future will be very bright for Golson, but it’s always something to keep in mind.

Golson, much like Wilson, has the same small statue to be a quarterback, but both have incredible arm strength for their size. They both are around 6 foot, but have amazing abilities in the way they extend plays with their feet. It is hard for defenses to defend their style of game because of how quick and smart they are with the football.

So, as we watch Notre Dame for the rest of the 2014 season keep an eye out for Golson and how he continues to develop in the mold of a Russell Wilson type quarterback. Golson has the potential to be a great player like Wilson, but only time will tell if Golson will be anywhere near as great as Wilson is at the NFL level.

Golson and Wilson, both, are proving that size doesn’t matter when it comes to the quarterback position in today’s game of football. Wilson has succeeded at both the college and NFL level and now Golson appears to be a star in the making as well. It’s easy to forget Golson has already played in a national title game as a freshman in 2012, but he appears to be even better now than two years ago.

The future is bright for Golson and the comparisons to Wilson may become more noticeable as time passes. They both have the right mindset to be great and a humble personality to go along with their talent. The Irish will hope Golson brings them a championship to South Bend just as Wilson did to the Pacific Northwest with the Seattle Seahawks.

This past weekend, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish suffered their first loss of the season in an instant classic against Florida State. The Irish were defeated 31-27 by the number two Seminoles of Florida State, but still left people impressed with their performance.

It was the first loss of the season for Notre Dame in the 2014 season after starting 6-0. It was also the first regular season loss in the career of Notre Dame quarterback Everett Golson. Golson’s only previous loss in his career came in the 2012 national title game to Alabama.

Golson had started his regular season career 18-0 before falling to Florida State this past weekend. The loss was a tough one for the Irish, but Golson turned some heads in this game and showed that he and his team are legit contenders.

As I watched this game I couldn’t help but notice how efficient and calm Golson appeared even in the most crucial situations. Golson completed a remarkable 4^th and 18 on the final drive, in which he scrambled past multiple defenders and found star wide out Corey Robinson.

Robinson, the son of NBA great David Robinson, had a career game against the Seminoles and seemed to become Golson’s favorite target down the stretch. Golson showed he had matured from his freshman season in 2012 and is a much better player when the pressure is on.

Golson had to sit out the 2013 season due to academic issues, but has returned this season without skipping a beat. Golson in that year off improved his game on the field and also got his mindset to the point where he can become an elite quarterback on a championship team.

The one key thing I thought about during this game watching Golson is how he reminded me so much of former North Carolina State and Wisconsin quarterback Russell Wilson. Wilson, the current Seattle Seahawks’ quarterback, led his team to a Super Bowl title last season and has become one of the best game managers in the NFL.

As I watched Golson Saturday night against Florida State I couldn’t help but think about how he made so many plays that resemble Wilson. His 4^th and 18 scramble on the final drive of the game I mentioned earlier is when it really hit me that we could possibly be watching the next Russell Wilson.

He has the calm mentality in clutch situations just like Wilson had in college and now in the NFL. Despite the loss on Saturday night, Wilson showed those same qualities in a hostile environment. Wilson was a standout in his one year with the Wisconsin Badgers in 2011 and many of the things he did on the field we are now seeing from Golson at Notre Dame.

Now, whether Golson goes on to become a Super Bowl winning quarterback is way too early to determine. He will have to remain out of the spotlight in terms of having off the field issues like we saw in 2013. I believe he has put those past issues behind him and the future will be very bright for Golson, but it’s always something to keep in mind.

Golson, much like Wilson, has the same small statue to be a quarterback, but both have incredible arm strength for their size. They both are around 6 foot, but have amazing abilities in the way they extend plays with their feet. It is hard for defenses to defend their style of game because of how quick and smart they are with the football.

So, as we watch Notre Dame for the rest of the 2014 season keep an eye out for Golson and how he continues to develop in the mold of a Russell Wilson type quarterback. Golson has the potential to be a great player like Wilson, but only time will tell if Golson will be anywhere near as great as Wilson is at the NFL level.

Golson and Wilson, both, are proving that size doesn’t matter when it comes to the quarterback position in today’s game of football. Wilson has succeeded at both the college and NFL level and now Golson appears to be a star in the making as well. It’s easy to forget Golson has already played in a national title game as a freshman in 2012, but he appears to be even better now than two years ago.

The future is bright for Golson and the comparisons to Wilson may become more noticeable as time passes. They both have the right mindset to be great and a humble personality to go along with their talent. The Irish will hope Golson brings them a championship to South Bend just as Wilson did to the Pacific Northwest with the Seattle Seahawks.

This past weekend, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish suffered their first loss of the season in an instant classic against Florida State. The Irish were defeated 31-27 by the number two Seminoles of Florida State, but still left people impressed with their performance.

It was the first loss of the season for Notre Dame in the 2014 season after starting 6-0. It was also the first regular season loss in the career of Notre Dame quarterback Everett Golson. Golson’s only previous loss in his career came in the 2012 national title game to Alabama.

Golson had started his regular season career 18-0 before falling to Florida State this past weekend. The loss was a tough one for the Irish, but Golson turned some heads in this game and showed that he and his team are legit contenders.

As I watched this game I couldn’t help but notice how efficient and calm Golson appeared even in the most crucial situations. Golson completed a remarkable 4^th and 18 on the final drive, in which he scrambled past multiple defenders and found star wide out Corey Robinson.

Robinson, the son of NBA great David Robinson, had a career game against the Seminoles and seemed to become Golson’s favorite target down the stretch. Golson showed he had matured from his freshman season in 2012 and is a much better player when the pressure is on.

Golson had to sit out the 2013 season due to academic issues, but has returned this season without skipping a beat. Golson in that year off improved his game on the field and also got his mindset to the point where he can become an elite quarterback on a championship team.

The one key thing I thought about during this game watching Golson is how he reminded me so much of former North Carolina State and Wisconsin quarterback Russell Wilson. Wilson, the current Seattle Seahawks’ quarterback, led his team to a Super Bowl title last season and has become one of the best game managers in the NFL.

As I watched Golson Saturday night against Florida State I couldn’t help but think about how he made so many plays that resemble Wilson. His 4^th and 18 scramble on the final drive of the game I mentioned earlier is when it really hit me that we could possibly be watching the next Russell Wilson.

He has the calm mentality in clutch situations just like Wilson had in college and now in the NFL. Despite the loss on Saturday night, Wilson showed those same qualities in a hostile environment. Wilson was a standout in his one year with the Wisconsin Badgers in 2011 and many of the things he did on the field we are now seeing from Golson at Notre Dame.

Now, whether Golson goes on to become a Super Bowl winning quarterback is way too early to determine. He will have to remain out of the spotlight in terms of having off the field issues like we saw in 2013. I believe he has put those past issues behind him and the future will be very bright for Golson, but it’s always something to keep in mind.

Golson, much like Wilson, has the same small statue to be a quarterback, but both have incredible arm strength for their size. They both are around 6 foot, but have amazing abilities in the way they extend plays with their feet. It is hard for defenses to defend their style of game because of how quick and smart they are with the football.

So, as we watch Notre Dame for the rest of the 2014 season keep an eye out for Golson and how he continues to develop in the mold of a Russell Wilson type quarterback. Golson has the potential to be a great player like Wilson, but only time will tell if Golson will be anywhere near as great as Wilson is at the NFL level.

Golson and Wilson, both, are proving that size doesn’t matter when it comes to the quarterback position in today’s game of football. Wilson has succeeded at both the college and NFL level and now Golson appears to be a star in the making as well. It’s easy to forget Golson has already played in a national title game as a freshman in 2012, but he appears to be even better now than two years ago.

The future is bright for Golson and the comparisons to Wilson may become more noticeable as time passes. They both have the right mindset to be great and a humble personality to go along with their talent. The Irish will hope Golson brings them a championship to South Bend just as Wilson did to the Pacific Northwest with the Seattle Seahawks.

Rich Rodriguez proved he had a thing or two left to show everyone in the Pac 12 Thursday night. The Oregon Ducks wished he never opened his bag of tricks.

The 31-24 win over the Ducks not only shook up the conference a bit, but it also had an impact on the National Title playoff series and hurt Michigan State, a team that lost to Oregon earlier in the year. The loss by Marcus Mariota and the troops made the Pac 12 look at bit weaker and certainly did not do any favors for the Big Ten.

That is what makes this season of college football in particular so great. That is also one of the reasons this weekend in college football is by far the biggest and most important yet to be played.

Six games alone this weekend will have ranked opponents playing each other. The game between Tennessee and Florida is played at NOON on Saturday, which tells you how far this rivalry has fallen – but it still has major implications as Will Muschamp is still fighting for his coaching life.

And while we are all letting the SEC continue to run amuck with Alabama and Mississippi going head to head and Mississippi State and Texas A&M and LSU Auburn locking up, it surely figures to shuffle the deck at the poker table.

What this weekend also does is help FSU in its quest to reclaim a national title. The Seminoles play Wake Forest in what could be deemed a scrimmage for the Seminoles. Texas and Baylor lock up, but can Charlie Strong handle the Baylor offense? The same holds for TCU as it welcomes Oklahoma to town. There is no chance for a close game in that one.

For everyone who is worried that the new playoff system will not have a fair representation in a four-team playoff system, let me say this. If teams beat each other, as the SEC is bound to do and now it appears the Pac 12 will do as well, it opens the door for other schools to walk in like BYU or a team or two from Mississippi. Who would have thought that only one team in the state of Florida would in the top 25 and two schools from Mississippi would hover around the top 10?

Or how about this? There are three teams in the top 25 from the Lone Star State and none are from Austin?

The NCAA is getting what it wanted all along and now, since the fans have been clamoring for a playoff all this time, there is no way they can back off the bandwagon and complain. Unless you take the stand there should be eight teams in the playoff. That’s a whole other argument.

Rich Rodriguez proved he had a thing or two left to show everyone in the Pac 12 Thursday night. The Oregon Ducks wished he never opened his bag of tricks.

The 31-24 win over the Ducks not only shook up the conference a bit, but it also had an impact on the National Title playoff series and hurt Michigan State, a team that lost to Oregon earlier in the year. The loss by Marcus Mariota and the troops made the Pac 12 look at bit weaker and certainly did not do any favors for the Big Ten.

That is what makes this season of college football in particular so great. That is also one of the reasons this weekend in college football is by far the biggest and most important yet to be played.

Six games alone this weekend will have ranked opponents playing each other. The game between Tennessee and Florida is played at NOON on Saturday, which tells you how far this rivalry has fallen – but it still has major implications as Will Muschamp is still fighting for his coaching life.

And while we are all letting the SEC continue to run amuck with Alabama and Mississippi going head to head and Mississippi State and Texas A&M and LSU Auburn locking up, it surely figures to shuffle the deck at the poker table.

What this weekend also does is help FSU in its quest to reclaim a national title. The Seminoles play Wake Forest in what could be deemed a scrimmage for the Seminoles. Texas and Baylor lock up, but can Charlie Strong handle the Baylor offense? The same holds for TCU as it welcomes Oklahoma to town. There is no chance for a close game in that one.

For everyone who is worried that the new playoff system will not have a fair representation in a four-team playoff system, let me say this. If teams beat each other, as the SEC is bound to do and now it appears the Pac 12 will do as well, it opens the door for other schools to walk in like BYU or a team or two from Mississippi. Who would have thought that only one team in the state of Florida would in the top 25 and two schools from Mississippi would hover around the top 10?

Or how about this? There are three teams in the top 25 from the Lone Star State and none are from Austin?

The NCAA is getting what it wanted all along and now, since the fans have been clamoring for a playoff all this time, there is no way they can back off the bandwagon and complain. Unless you take the stand there should be eight teams in the playoff. That’s a whole other argument.

Rich Rodriguez proved he had a thing or two left to show everyone in the Pac 12 Thursday night. The Oregon Ducks wished he never opened his bag of tricks.

The 31-24 win over the Ducks not only shook up the conference a bit, but it also had an impact on the National Title playoff series and hurt Michigan State, a team that lost to Oregon earlier in the year. The loss by Marcus Mariota and the troops made the Pac 12 look at bit weaker and certainly did not do any favors for the Big Ten.

That is what makes this season of college football in particular so great. That is also one of the reasons this weekend in college football is by far the biggest and most important yet to be played.

Six games alone this weekend will have ranked opponents playing each other. The game between Tennessee and Florida is played at NOON on Saturday, which tells you how far this rivalry has fallen – but it still has major implications as Will Muschamp is still fighting for his coaching life.

And while we are all letting the SEC continue to run amuck with Alabama and Mississippi going head to head and Mississippi State and Texas A&M and LSU Auburn locking up, it surely figures to shuffle the deck at the poker table.

What this weekend also does is help FSU in its quest to reclaim a national title. The Seminoles play Wake Forest in what could be deemed a scrimmage for the Seminoles. Texas and Baylor lock up, but can Charlie Strong handle the Baylor offense? The same holds for TCU as it welcomes Oklahoma to town. There is no chance for a close game in that one.

For everyone who is worried that the new playoff system will not have a fair representation in a four-team playoff system, let me say this. If teams beat each other, as the SEC is bound to do and now it appears the Pac 12 will do as well, it opens the door for other schools to walk in like BYU or a team or two from Mississippi. Who would have thought that only one team in the state of Florida would in the top 25 and two schools from Mississippi would hover around the top 10?

Or how about this? There are three teams in the top 25 from the Lone Star State and none are from Austin?

The NCAA is getting what it wanted all along and now, since the fans have been clamoring for a playoff all this time, there is no way they can back off the bandwagon and complain. Unless you take the stand there should be eight teams in the playoff. That’s a whole other argument.

Rich Rodriguez proved he had a thing or two left to show everyone in the Pac 12 Thursday night. The Oregon Ducks wished he never opened his bag of tricks.

The 31-24 win over the Ducks not only shook up the conference a bit, but it also had an impact on the National Title playoff series and hurt Michigan State, a team that lost to Oregon earlier in the year. The loss by Marcus Mariota and the troops made the Pac 12 look at bit weaker and certainly did not do any favors for the Big Ten.

That is what makes this season of college football in particular so great. That is also one of the reasons this weekend in college football is by far the biggest and most important yet to be played.

Six games alone this weekend will have ranked opponents playing each other. The game between Tennessee and Florida is played at NOON on Saturday, which tells you how far this rivalry has fallen – but it still has major implications as Will Muschamp is still fighting for his coaching life.

And while we are all letting the SEC continue to run amuck with Alabama and Mississippi going head to head and Mississippi State and Texas A&M and LSU Auburn locking up, it surely figures to shuffle the deck at the poker table.

What this weekend also does is help FSU in its quest to reclaim a national title. The Seminoles play Wake Forest in what could be deemed a scrimmage for the Seminoles. Texas and Baylor lock up, but can Charlie Strong handle the Baylor offense? The same holds for TCU as it welcomes Oklahoma to town. There is no chance for a close game in that one.

For everyone who is worried that the new playoff system will not have a fair representation in a four-team playoff system, let me say this. If teams beat each other, as the SEC is bound to do and now it appears the Pac 12 will do as well, it opens the door for other schools to walk in like BYU or a team or two from Mississippi. Who would have thought that only one team in the state of Florida would in the top 25 and two schools from Mississippi would hover around the top 10?

Or how about this? There are three teams in the top 25 from the Lone Star State and none are from Austin?

The NCAA is getting what it wanted all along and now, since the fans have been clamoring for a playoff all this time, there is no way they can back off the bandwagon and complain. Unless you take the stand there should be eight teams in the playoff. That’s a whole other argument.

Rich Rodriguez proved he had a thing or two left to show everyone in the Pac 12 Thursday night. The Oregon Ducks wished he never opened his bag of tricks.

The 31-24 win over the Ducks not only shook up the conference a bit, but it also had an impact on the National Title playoff series and hurt Michigan State, a team that lost to Oregon earlier in the year. The loss by Marcus Mariota and the troops made the Pac 12 look at bit weaker and certainly did not do any favors for the Big Ten.

That is what makes this season of college football in particular so great. That is also one of the reasons this weekend in college football is by far the biggest and most important yet to be played.

Six games alone this weekend will have ranked opponents playing each other. The game between Tennessee and Florida is played at NOON on Saturday, which tells you how far this rivalry has fallen – but it still has major implications as Will Muschamp is still fighting for his coaching life.

And while we are all letting the SEC continue to run amuck with Alabama and Mississippi going head to head and Mississippi State and Texas A&M and LSU Auburn locking up, it surely figures to shuffle the deck at the poker table.

What this weekend also does is help FSU in its quest to reclaim a national title. The Seminoles play Wake Forest in what could be deemed a scrimmage for the Seminoles. Texas and Baylor lock up, but can Charlie Strong handle the Baylor offense? The same holds for TCU as it welcomes Oklahoma to town. There is no chance for a close game in that one.

For everyone who is worried that the new playoff system will not have a fair representation in a four-team playoff system, let me say this. If teams beat each other, as the SEC is bound to do and now it appears the Pac 12 will do as well, it opens the door for other schools to walk in like BYU or a team or two from Mississippi. Who would have thought that only one team in the state of Florida would in the top 25 and two schools from Mississippi would hover around the top 10?

Or how about this? There are three teams in the top 25 from the Lone Star State and none are from Austin?

The NCAA is getting what it wanted all along and now, since the fans have been clamoring for a playoff all this time, there is no way they can back off the bandwagon and complain. Unless you take the stand there should be eight teams in the playoff. That’s a whole other argument.

Ndamukong Suh is the star defensive tackle for the newly rejuvenated Detroit Lions. Things haven’t been working out as planned for the two. Suh is a player that plays the game his way, and that means high intensity and intimidation. But his play has caused him major problems in the league and with his team. The Detroit Lions are just tired of this black eye they’ve received because of Ndamukong Suh’s actions on the field. So they believe it’s just time to move on.

Suh is a great person off-the-field as sources mentioned in the past. But when he’s on the field, he just losses his self control and goes back to his old ways. Ndamukong Suh wants to play in New York for either the Jets or the Giants because he can expand his brand. But expanding it shouldn’t be the only thing on Suh’s mind. The main focus should be looking to repair his brand, because fans have not forgot what he’s done negatively in the NFL.

I would love to see Suh play for my New York Giants because he can be the defensive stopper that he was once projected to be. Don’t get me wrong, he’s a great player and still has time to develop. But Ndamukong Suh is playing under expectations. In Suh’s four seasons in the league he’s only totaled 28.5 sacks. The number doesn’t say the whole story because Suh is a big intimidatory for opponents. They are usually frightened to play against him because of his physical play.

Ndamukong Suh should be ahead by now in his individual stats, but all hope is not lost. If he wants to go down as one of the best of all-time, he needs to pick up his performance on the field. Hopefully he has a long career ahead of him and stays out of trouble. Everyone will be watching the 6'4" 307lb Suh, to see if changes will come. Whichever team he decides to sign with, they will be get a phenom of a player that gives it everything on the field. But don’t forget to pay the man, because he’ll be looking for the big bucks in this upcoming contract.

Ndamukong Suh is the star defensive tackle for the newly rejuvenated Detroit Lions. Things haven’t been working out as planned for the two. Suh is a player that plays the game his way, and that means high intensity and intimidation. But his play has caused him major problems in the league and with his team. The Detroit Lions are just tired of this black eye they’ve received because of Ndamukong Suh’s actions on the field. So they believe it’s just time to move on.

Suh is a great person off-the-field as sources mentioned in the past. But when he’s on the field, he just losses his self control and goes back to his old ways. Ndamukong Suh wants to play in New York for either the Jets or the Giants because he can expand his brand. But expanding it shouldn’t be the only thing on Suh’s mind. The main focus should be looking to repair his brand, because fans have not forgot what he’s done negatively in the NFL.

I would love to see Suh play for my New York Giants because he can be the defensive stopper that he was once projected to be. Don’t get me wrong, he’s a great player and still has time to develop. But Ndamukong Suh is playing under expectations. In Suh’s four seasons in the league he’s only totaled 28.5 sacks. The number doesn’t say the whole story because Suh is a big intimidatory for opponents. They are usually frightened to play against him because of his physical play.

Ndamukong Suh should be ahead by now in his individual stats, but all hope is not lost. If he wants to go down as one of the best of all-time, he needs to pick up his performance on the field. Hopefully he has a long career ahead of him and stays out of trouble. Everyone will be watching the 6'4" 307lb Suh, to see if changes will come. Whichever team he decides to sign with, they will be get a phenom of a player that gives it everything on the field. But don’t forget to pay the man, because he’ll be looking for the big bucks in this upcoming contract.

Ndamukong Suh is the star defensive tackle for the newly rejuvenated Detroit Lions. Things haven’t been working out as planned for the two. Suh is a player that plays the game his way, and that means high intensity and intimidation. But his play has caused him major problems in the league and with his team. The Detroit Lions are just tired of this black eye they’ve received because of Ndamukong Suh’s actions on the field. So they believe it’s just time to move on.

Suh is a great person off-the-field as sources mentioned in the past. But when he’s on the field, he just losses his self control and goes back to his old ways. Ndamukong Suh wants to play in New York for either the Jets or the Giants because he can expand his brand. But expanding it shouldn’t be the only thing on Suh’s mind. The main focus should be looking to repair his brand, because fans have not forgot what he’s done negatively in the NFL.

I would love to see Suh play for my New York Giants because he can be the defensive stopper that he was once projected to be. Don’t get me wrong, he’s a great player and still has time to develop. But Ndamukong Suh is playing under expectations. In Suh’s four seasons in the league he’s only totaled 28.5 sacks. The number doesn’t say the whole story because Suh is a big intimidatory for opponents. They are usually frightened to play against him because of his physical play.

Ndamukong Suh should be ahead by now in his individual stats, but all hope is not lost. If he wants to go down as one of the best of all-time, he needs to pick up his performance on the field. Hopefully he has a long career ahead of him and stays out of trouble. Everyone will be watching the 6'4" 307lb Suh, to see if changes will come. Whichever team he decides to sign with, they will be get a phenom of a player that gives it everything on the field. But don’t forget to pay the man, because he’ll be looking for the big bucks in this upcoming contract.

Ndamukong Suh is the star defensive tackle for the newly rejuvenated Detroit Lions. Things haven’t been working out as planned for the two. Suh is a player that plays the game his way, and that means high intensity and intimidation. But his play has caused him major problems in the league and with his team. The Detroit Lions are just tired of this black eye they’ve received because of Ndamukong Suh’s actions on the field. So they believe it’s just time to move on.

Suh is a great person off-the-field as sources mentioned in the past. But when he’s on the field, he just losses his self control and goes back to his old ways. Ndamukong Suh wants to play in New York for either the Jets or the Giants because he can expand his brand. But expanding it shouldn’t be the only thing on Suh’s mind. The main focus should be looking to repair his brand, because fans have not forgot what he’s done negatively in the NFL.

I would love to see Suh play for my New York Giants because he can be the defensive stopper that he was once projected to be. Don’t get me wrong, he’s a great player and still has time to develop. But Ndamukong Suh is playing under expectations. In Suh’s four seasons in the league he’s only totaled 28.5 sacks. The number doesn’t say the whole story because Suh is a big intimidatory for opponents. They are usually frightened to play against him because of his physical play.

Ndamukong Suh should be ahead by now in his individual stats, but all hope is not lost. If he wants to go down as one of the best of all-time, he needs to pick up his performance on the field. Hopefully he has a long career ahead of him and stays out of trouble. Everyone will be watching the 6'4" 307lb Suh, to see if changes will come. Whichever team he decides to sign with, they will be get a phenom of a player that gives it everything on the field. But don’t forget to pay the man, because he’ll be looking for the big bucks in this upcoming contract.