Quote (DeMarco @ Aug 23 2015 11:58am)
Thank you, but we are well aware of the rules that have been in place for a while now.
So wait, that gives Suggs the right to hit a QB who does NOT have the football in his hands, but also hitting him LATE and also at the knees?
It was 100% a cheap shot, and everyone (including Suggs) knows it. Dirty player is dirty, nothing really surprising.
edit: if Suggs actually believed Bradford had the ball in his hands, THEN that gives him the right to him him. However, we all know damn well it's difficult to believe he actually thought he had the ball in his hands. Actually, we know DAMN WELL he knew it wasn't in his hands. He just went for the knees to try and be cheap, and try to target the surgically repaired knees. Simple as that.
It wasn't late and by the rules, Suggs is allowed to hit him on a read option play even if he doesn't have the ball (although Sam made no effort to look like he was going to run or act like he had the ball)
I just didn't like how he went for the knees. He could have tackled him above the waist and I wouldn't give a shit about it.