Before Suh was drafted he paid a visit to Children's Hospital in Omaha, NE. My daughter happened to be there receiving chemo treatments for kidney cancer. Ndamukong spoke to her for at least 15min giving her encouragement and well wishes. There were so many people around i never got to thank him for putting a big smile on her face. Thank-you sir for making a crappy day a little brighter.
Awesome.. I'm a cancer survivor myself and it kills me to think of a child going thru treatments like I had to endure. I hope she is doing much better now!
Absolutely agree with you. Lifelong Detroit Lions Fan and I was totally blown away when he left Detroit Lions. He is and was a Great player and if he would like to come back to the Detroit Lions to finish his career, I and other lions fans would welcome him back especially with this Dan Campbell Coaching staff and this Defense!! I wish him well in whatever he does.
Lol VERY soft spoken. He reminds me of a friend of mine, Sinatra. They look a lot alike. Half black kid in a small all-white Kansas town. Always bigger and stronger than the kids his age, but the way he speaks you wouldn't think he'd ever hurt fly.
Phenomenal guy. He explains his football career perfectly. Because his aggressive violence looks different he gets labeled. It seems like it don't bother him, that's fantastic, much respect. As football a fan, no apologies or remorse needed. Great show with these interviews.
Wow! Great interview Rich. Suh coming across as a “gentleman & a scholar” is NOT what I expected but very cool. Hated him as a “Dirty Player” from afar but LOVED him with my Bucs!!!
Yeah, I've seen other interviews with him and realized he's much more thoughtful and soft-spoken than his reputation would suggest. Had no idea about the engineering degree, though.
If you just hear him talk, no video, he sounds like a college professor. Then you realize this professor is ”trapped” in a 6’4” 330lb future HOF’s body. Like I’m very confident whatever he chooses after football he’ll be successful.
He just broke Rich's heart into tiny little pieces when he brought him to the realization that Rodgers going to the Jets just means they are probably going to look a little bit better while fighting with the Pat's to stay out of the basement 😂😂😂
Very cerebral guy - absolute old-school, violent football player. He would have fit much better in the 70s. Unfortunately while he was a Lion he was turned into public enemy #1 by Joe Buck and his ilk because he dared treat Aaron Rodgers roughly. Once he left the Lions, he miraculously got less negative press and fewer PFs and fines. Hopefully the guy goes into the HOF. Oh, and GO LIONS
We love you in Detroit big fella. Promise nothing but love, and you can help bring a ring back to the D! Suh, Megatron in the building and MCDC and company, we some bad boys!!! C’mon BH, make it happen!!!
I’m a Lions fan and have always been a big fan of Suh. It sucked when he left but I still couldn’t dislike him. He is an incredible NFL player that is so fun to watch and brings that old school toughness everyone claims to miss but the sports media vilified him for it. If he gets the itch to play one more year, I REALLY hope he finishes it out in Detroit!
Suh had like, 2 inexcusable plays. Maybe he'd give you a little somethin extra on a hit, but that's fairly common. Aaron Donald facemasks anyone who successfully blocks him after the play and nobody seems to care. For the most part he was penalized for playing too hard and being too damn strong. He's definitely not Romanowski or Burfict but somehow he gets typecast as this literal axe murderer. Would love to see him back in Detroit.
I don't know which blew Rich away more, Ndamukong's relationship with Warren Buffet or the whole string of events that Neve Campbell described going to a Superbowl as her first football game.
Ndamukong Suh!! Consider the Steelers!! You would be one of the greatest D lineman to ever play there in history by the end. They just need leadership on defense again and they could be back.
I have always wished the Bucs had got Suh in 2010, instead of Gerald McCoy. As a lifelong Bucs fan, hearing him say Tampa almost had a chance to get him is a little upsetting, but it all came full circle because 10 years later, he helped Tampa win a championship in Raymond James Stadium 😏
I always think about Michael Irvin when he was asked if it bothered him how opponent's fans would boo the sight of him or the mention of his name. He said, It means he's doing his job to a level that they can't even stand the thought of him. He was happy they felt that way. He would have felt badly if they didn't feel that way.
Suh was an absolute wrecking ball at Nebraska, so when the Lions got him, was over the moon. He's a warrior and iron clad. Ya never know...with the way the Lions are looking up, he could end up back there.
Yeah Suh isnt dirty, he was just using his "god given talents that his parents gave him" to stomp on detriech smith and step on Aaron Rodgers ankle. What a guy!
Man I love this. Big bad Suh up here and oh wait, he’s not a psycho? Hmmmm interesting… suh woukd make a great studio addition to ANY football network and potentially even beyond sport talk
Still wear one of my old lions suh jerseys aometimes. I loveyhis dude as a baller, never cared what people thought. Hoped he would come back and finish his career in the Honolulu blue.
If you're waiting to set the bar and cash in for generational wealth for the next 5 -10 generations of your family....then don't expect to win very much. The blueprint is out there - the Patriots were a winning franchise for 20 years - without very much doing gymnastics with the cap. If your top tier of players is willing to each take just a bit less than maximum value it practically guarantees a career of winning football.
Hahahah… I never knew that bit about Gunther in Detroit before but as a lifelong Chiefs fan I am NOT surprised at all. My personal theory: He was so PISSED about having to play Neil Smith twice a year because of free agency that he wasn’t about to let another team draft Suh.
I don’t understand the complaining about this well spoken and very bright fella…..? I know the face of pro sports has changed, but you don’t cut the balls of a lion. Football is a violent and aggressive sport and that’s the way it should be…I am old now and was not particularly good, but when I was on the field from pee wee thru high school, my intent was to send a message, inflict pain and make players want to avoid me on the field. I hit as hard as I could and had no sympathy….that is the game ON THE FIELD. Off the field I will open doors, help anyone and respect all….but the objective of football is to win and being destructive and creating some fear is part of it. End of Story.
I was in Philly when he was with Miami right before the season. I remember being in the elevator with someone from the staff and I asked him what he was most excited about with the Dolphins. And I kid you not he didn't hesitate.. Adam Gase 😳 And by the way I'm not sure if he's always like this but I don't remember seeing Suh to be so cool, calm and collected. Did they send him to finishing school? Very professional 🙂
Lol this guy did some dirty crap idc how talented he his and I don’t have to know him to see that clear as day,great at his job and didn’t need to do it honestly
Before Suh was drafted he paid a visit to Children's Hospital in Omaha, NE. My daughter happened to be there receiving chemo treatments for kidney cancer. Ndamukong spoke to her for at least 15min giving her encouragement and well wishes. There were so many people around i never got to thank him for putting a big smile on her face. Thank-you sir for making a crappy day a little brighter.
Awesome.. I'm a cancer survivor myself and it kills me to think of a child going thru treatments like I had to endure. I hope she is doing much better now!
She'll be 27 in March and doing great! thanks for asking@@mototoad1242
Is she doing okay now?
@@bradleyboyer9979 She's 27 now and doing well. Thanks for asking.
Detroit fan here... I loved watching him and was bummed when he left. I'm happy for his success.
Absolutely agree with you. Lifelong Detroit Lions Fan and I was totally blown away when he left Detroit Lions. He is and was a Great player and if he would like to come back to the Detroit Lions to finish his career, I and other lions fans would welcome him back especially with this Dan Campbell Coaching staff and this Defense!! I wish him well in whatever he does.
I loved watching Ndamukong Suh play since his days in Lincoln. He is a great guy and fierce competitor and ridiculously dominant at Nebraska.
Fantastic interview, I had no idea Suh was such a gent off the field.
been that was his whole life, soft spoken and very smart. Comes from a great family. Media tried to ruin him
Lol VERY soft spoken. He reminds me of a friend of mine, Sinatra. They look a lot alike. Half black kid in a small all-white Kansas town. Always bigger and stronger than the kids his age, but the way he speaks you wouldn't think he'd ever hurt fly.
@@arthurfonzarelli9828 media tries to ruin him? Maybe it’s his dirty play that you ignore.
@Highway Hustle there are ppl that dumb out there. Lol
@@anthonyclark84 Yeah, he's a consensus top 5 dirtiest player in NFL history.
When ever Suh has an interview I tune in. He was most definitely mis characterized during his time in the league. He was a dawg!!!!
Phenomenal guy. He explains his football career perfectly. Because his aggressive violence looks different he gets labeled. It seems like it don't bother him, that's fantastic, much respect. As football a fan, no apologies or remorse needed. Great show with these interviews.
Well at Nebraska he was actually penalized once just for hitting a guy too hard. Not a late hit, not a hit to the head or neck, just too hard.
I loved the way he played......so glad he didn't change for anyone
Wow! Great interview Rich. Suh coming across as a “gentleman & a scholar” is NOT what I expected but very cool. Hated him as a “Dirty Player” from afar but LOVED him with my Bucs!!!
Yeah, I've seen other interviews with him and realized he's much more thoughtful and soft-spoken than his reputation would suggest. Had no idea about the engineering degree, though.
If you just hear him talk, no video, he sounds like a college professor. Then you realize this professor is ”trapped” in a 6’4” 330lb future HOF’s body. Like I’m very confident whatever he chooses after football he’ll be successful.
Listen we loved him in Detroit lol
No need to throw air quotes we know he is one
Wow, first interview I’ve ever seen with him. He’s well spoken.
He just broke Rich's heart into tiny little pieces when he brought him to the realization that Rodgers going to the Jets just means they are probably going to look a little bit better while fighting with the Pat's to stay out of the basement 😂😂😂
GO BIG RED!!!!!!
So soft spoken for such a beast on the field. Knock to old school defensive! Great to watch! Long great career!
Great interview! Always respected Suh as a player and now as a man. I wish him the best.
As a player? Someone take away that Bud Light out of your hand because you’ve been drinking
Yeah, kind of a dirty player on the field
Not kind of dirty extremely dirty
Suh is one of the greatest to have played the game
I did not expect him to be so calm and collected 😂 Lions miss you Suh!
I need more Suh! Come back home a retire a lion. Also you got it man keep working and you will be in a studio.
Hope he comes back to the Eagles...🦅🦅🦅🦅👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
No
Respect to Suh from Detroit🔥 We remember u first
Love me some Suh!!! Thx for Superbowl 55 champ! Wish you finished your career here.
Suh was a phenomenal Cornhusker, who nearly singlehandedly destroyed Texas. Wasn't a dirty player in college!
Could definitely see Suh in a commentator career, plus he has the stories to go with it.
This was a great interview
He’d make a great analyst, or avenger, whatever he chooses to do after football
Very cerebral guy - absolute old-school, violent football player. He would have fit much better in the 70s. Unfortunately while he was a Lion he was turned into public enemy #1 by Joe Buck and his ilk because he dared treat Aaron Rodgers roughly. Once he left the Lions, he miraculously got less negative press and fewer PFs and fines. Hopefully the guy goes into the HOF. Oh, and GO LIONS
I loved his portmanteau, "Voiceterous"... that was amazing. It fits what I've seen of Tom Brady perfectly.
Truly a good dude!
We love you in Detroit big fella. Promise nothing but love, and you can help bring a ring back to the D! Suh, Megatron in the building and MCDC and company, we some bad boys!!! C’mon BH, make it happen!!!
I’m a Lions fan and have always been a big fan of Suh. It sucked when he left but I still couldn’t dislike him. He is an incredible NFL player that is so fun to watch and brings that old school toughness everyone claims to miss but the sports media vilified him for it.
If he gets the itch to play one more year, I REALLY hope he finishes it out in Detroit!
i really like how in depth his answers are ! super interesting
I'm blown away
Is he a hall of famer? Comment for no, like for yes
What an impressive individual
We love suh in Detroit!
Thanks so much for letting me get to know our new Eagle better!!
awesome dude.
It’s still crazy that he was part of a historic eagles Dline and they were bullied in the Super Bowl
Because of the field unfortunately
That field was an absolute abomination.
Suh is great when he talks. Glad he addressed his heel persona in the league.
Very articulate.
His hands are huge
He's going to be great doing media. He would of been perfect for the 70s Raiders.
Much love for Gunther Cunningham from this Chiefs fan.
Suh had like, 2 inexcusable plays. Maybe he'd give you a little somethin extra on a hit, but that's fairly common. Aaron Donald facemasks anyone who successfully blocks him after the play and nobody seems to care.
For the most part he was penalized for playing too hard and being too damn strong. He's definitely not Romanowski or Burfict but somehow he gets typecast as this literal axe murderer. Would love to see him back in Detroit.
I don't know which blew Rich away more, Ndamukong's relationship with Warren Buffet or the whole string of events that Neve Campbell described going to a Superbowl as her first football game.
Come back to Detroit at the end of the season. Win one in Detroit!
Suh was a straight up goon and I loved it hahahah
❤awesome guys
Ndamukong Suh!! Consider the Steelers!! You would be one of the greatest D lineman to ever play there in history by the end. They just need leadership on defense again and they could be back.
I have always wished the Bucs had got Suh in 2010, instead of Gerald McCoy. As a lifelong Bucs fan, hearing him say Tampa almost had a chance to get him is a little upsetting, but it all came full circle because 10 years later, he helped Tampa win a championship in Raymond James Stadium 😏
I always think about Michael Irvin when he was asked if it bothered him how opponent's fans would boo the sight of him or the mention of his name. He said, It means he's doing his job to a level that they can't even stand the thought of him. He was happy they felt that way. He would have felt badly if they didn't feel that way.
Suh would have been a great member of a modern day fearsome foursome.
NGL, its my first time hearing Suh speak and its weird AF that hes so soft spoken.
"Welcome to Suh Casa!"
I think this guy will become a head coach soon
He won't
Suh has always been a smart business man. I always think of Revis and Suh.
Better teammate, better person? Suh or A-ROD? Who knew this guy was so thoughtful and well spoken.
Suh be preaching…. Defense didn’t deserve it
Wow. I've never cared for suh but after listening to him I can't help but change my mind. Great interview.
Kudos to you for be willing to do so. Rare trait.
Suh was an absolute wrecking ball at Nebraska, so when the Lions got him, was over the moon. He's a warrior and iron clad. Ya never know...with the way the Lions are looking up, he could end up back there.
Always love to hear former Detroit athletes talk up the city. It gets a bad rap but it's not the stereotype people like to portray.
Suh is still good
from the way they portrayed him, I would have thought he sounded like Suge Knight.
Assassins always speak so softly, LMAO
Yeah Suh isnt dirty, he was just using his "god given talents that his parents gave him" to stomp on detriech smith and step on Aaron Rodgers ankle. What a guy!
Remember when we used to get these same day ?
Man I love this. Big bad Suh up here and oh wait, he’s not a psycho? Hmmmm interesting… suh woukd make a great studio addition to ANY football network and potentially even beyond sport talk
What a gentle giant
Took? Or won?
Savage 🎉😂❤
He is not how I imagined he would be , I always figured him to be kind of jerk , people are different off the field , like anything it's just a job
Suh on the field: >:(
Suh off the field: :D
Come to KC if you want a ring, mr. Suh!!!
Every time I hear Sue talk his voice throws me for a loop, his voice just doesnt fit the image or his stature to me.
Come to my chargers Suh!
Imagine a Detroit reunion 👀
Holy crap he’s so soft spoken lol
It always catches people off guard, it's pretty funny.
Niners could still use you Suh!
Let's not sugar coat it. He was a mean nasty dirty player and her was great, its football.
But does not encompass as man
Still wear one of my old lions suh jerseys aometimes. I loveyhis dude as a baller, never cared what people thought. Hoped he would come back and finish his career in the Honolulu blue.
Had no idea he was an engineer. That is not an easy major. Advanced mathematics required.
If you're waiting to set the bar and cash in for generational wealth for the next 5 -10 generations of your family....then don't expect to win very much. The blueprint is out there - the Patriots were a winning franchise for 20 years - without very much doing gymnastics with the cap. If your top tier of players is willing to each take just a bit less than maximum value it practically guarantees a career of winning football.
Come back to Tampa Bay
Hahahah… I never knew that bit about Gunther in Detroit before but as a lifelong Chiefs fan I am NOT surprised at all. My personal theory: He was so PISSED about having to play Neil Smith twice a year because of free agency that he wasn’t about to let another team draft Suh.
🪦4 Hire! 💙🦁
When Rich asked Suh if the Jets are a SB contender when Rodgers comes and he just straight up said no to his face. Rich was probably so dissapointed 😂
That "No" needs to be a sound clip and put right next to the button used for "Never say never, but....NEVER!"
The pregnant pause was funny too.
Come back to Detroit!!
No one is out to make him a villain. His dirty play over the years speaks for himself.
Hard plays...never dirty....yes NONE
Civil Suh?
There is a lot players like this guy but the media makes them like they are the vilans for ratings.
Lifelong Bucs fan here 🙋🏾♀️! I miss Big Suh round these parts.
I don’t understand the complaining about this well spoken and very bright fella…..? I know the face of pro sports has changed, but you don’t cut the balls of a lion. Football is a violent and aggressive sport and that’s the way it should be…I am old now and was not particularly good, but when I was on the field from pee wee thru high school, my intent was to send a message, inflict pain and make players want to avoid me on the field. I hit as hard as I could and had no sympathy….that is the game ON THE FIELD. Off the field I will open doors, help anyone and respect all….but the objective of football is to win and being destructive and creating some fear is part of it. End of Story.
This was shocking. Suh did not eat Eisen. He must have been well fed.
Come back home 😭😭 we need a pass rushing DT
This dude is cool.
Rich came off kind of condescending most of this interview. Suh is a good dude
I think he discredits himself by not acknowledging that he lost control at times. His dirty hits were not the result of his talent.
go lions suh is the name
I was in Philly when he was with Miami right before the season. I remember being in the elevator with someone from the staff and I asked him what he was most excited about with the Dolphins. And I kid you not he didn't hesitate.. Adam Gase 😳
And by the way I'm not sure if he's always like this but I don't remember seeing Suh to be so cool, calm and collected. Did they send him to finishing school? Very professional 🙂
Fascinating interview… but it’s clear he’s a little full of himself lol
he was so good for the Lions! great player.
Lol this guy did some dirty crap idc how talented he his and I don’t have to know him to see that clear as day,great at his job and didn’t need to do it honestly
This Man Should be Hired As A Broadcaster when he Retires From The NFL Excellent Interview
Donkey Kong would look real good in a chiefs uni. Just sayin big guy