Suh tangent from the Michael Thompson recruiting thread

[KingBlank]

Carolina Panthers....

Back to the original OP, I wouldnt have any issues with him coming in and meeting with some of the recruits.  He has obtained excellence at every point in his career......Truly embracing our former Huskers and letting the kids meet them isn't a bad idea.  NU has a lot of guys in the league and guys who excelled in the league.  Sometimes, stuff like that actually helps recruiting...

Ding Ding

 

[Ric Flair]

I've been disappointed with Suh's performance the past few years. He's gone from being dominant to just being good. I'll be curious to see what kind of deal he gets if he leaves Miami. He's still a top ten defensive tackle, but should be more.

 

[PasstheDamnBallGuy]

You haven't heard? My Vikings have the NFC locked down for the forseeable future. chuckleshuffle

They do look set up to be a top team in that conference for a while now. They are gonna have some QB decisions to make after this year though. 

 

[huskered17]

You haven't heard? My Vikings have the NFC locked down for the forseeable future. chuckleshuffle

SKOL!!!

GBR!!!

 

[In the Deed the Glory]

You haven't heard? My Vikings have the NFC locked down for the forseeable future. chuckleshuffle

Hahahahaha

We will see what happens when Aaron Rodgers is healthy all season, your Vikings won't even win the division next year.

 

[HIHusker]

I've been disappointed with Suh's performance the past few years. He's gone from being dominant to just being good. I'll be curious to see what kind of deal he gets if he leaves Miami. He's still a top ten defensive tackle, but should be more.

Million dollar question right here folks: why has Suh's impact/production suffered in Miami?  As to him meeting recruits I think it is a great idea.  Much demonized by the media and idiots at ESPN.  They act like he is Hardy Brown, d!(k Butkus or Conrad Dobler...it's football not badminton people...Suh is a frickin legend at NU and the recruits know it.  It's like having MJ meet with current players/recruits at UNC, it's always a big deal for them.  Not a bad idea within the scope of NCAA regs, go for it.

 

[B.B. Hemingway]

Hahahahaha

We will see what happens when Aaron Rodgers is healthy all season, your Vikings won't even win the division next year.

He was perfectly fine in 2015, and Skol managed....

Aaron Rodgers is fantastic, he really is, but Minnesota is so much better than Green Bay everywhere else on the field I'm not sure it'll matter anymore.

 

[The Dude]

:blink:

If I'm interpreting your confusion correctly, the Rams are back in Los Angeles.

 

[Mierin]

If I'm interpreting your confusion correctly, the Rams are back in Los Angeles.

You're not. I was thinking out of context quote thoughts.

 

[PasstheDamnBallGuy]

Vikings for sure win the division this year even if Rodgers was healthy. They are just a much better team right now. 

 

[The Dude]

You're not. I was thinking out of context quote thoughts.

:blink:

 

[Ric Flair]

Million dollar question right here folks: why has Suh's impact/production suffered in Miami?  As to him meeting recruits I think it is a great idea.  Much demonized by the media and idiots at ESPN.  They act like he is Hardy Brown, d!(k Butkus or Conrad Dobler...it's football not badminton people...Suh is a frickin legend at NU and the recruits know it.  It's like having MJ meet with current players/recruits at UNC, it's always a big deal for them.  Not a bad idea within the scope of NCAA regs, go for it.

He got paid. 

 

[The Dude]

Million dollar question right here folks: why has Suh's impact/production suffered in Miami?

It hasn't.

 

[Ric Flair]

It hasn't.

You edited that incorrectly to quote the wrong person.

And yeah, Suh’s production hasn’t been great in Miami. He barely cracks most top ten lists of the best defensive tackles in football. He’s not even in the vicinity of Aaron Donald right now.

 

[The Dude]

Suh’s production hasn’t been great in Miami

Yes it has.