Marshall to Suh: 'What [you] did to Jay wasn’t cool'
October 23, 2012, 3:07 am
All the usual right things were said after Monday night’s game, that Ndamukong Suh’s sack
that left Jay Cutler with bruised ribs was clean and part of the game.
Wide receiver Brandon Marshall was having none of it.
Suh tucked in Cutler’s arm as he was driving the Bears quarterback into the turf, a move that increased the possibility of injury. Suh, as is his custom after his various actions on the edge, said he wasn’t trying to injure Cutler, contrary to all appearances.
Marshall (@BMarshall) tweeted early Tuesday morning:
And:
No immediate tweet back from Suh.
Time waits for no Bears…or is the other way around?
At some point all of those stories about the “aging” Bears defense will be accurate. They just weren’t two years ago, weren’t last year and still aren’t.
Charles Tillman shackled All-Pro wide receiver Calvin Johnson, who did not catch a pass until late in the third quarter and had three for the game (of the 11 thrown to him). Tillman was credited with seven solo tackles, two pass breakups (one in the end zone) and two forced fumbles.
Lance Briggs forced a fumble by ripping the ball out of a running back’s hands to go with eight tackles. Julius Peppers had a sack, a tackle for loss, two quarterback hits and recovered the fumble that Briggs caused.
Brian Urlacher had seven tackles, one for loss, a pass broken up and recovered the goal-line fumble caused by defensive tackle Henry Melton.
“[People] say they’re getting older and stuff like that,” said guard Rob Sims. “But they’re not that old, know what I mean? [Brian] Urlacher is still playing well…. Those guys are together for a reason and it shows.”
Sick bay The Bears took the highlight hit when Cutler was knocked out for a time with sore ribs after that Suh sack but the Lions took the harder blows.
Nickel wide receiver Nate Burleson was lost for the season with a broken leg.
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