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[url=http://voices.washingtonpost.com/dcsportsbog/2011/02/shaun_suisham_is_glad_the_reds.html]D.C. Sports Bog - Shaun Suisham is glad the Redskins cut him[/url]

In a league where most guys run their mouths to much and burn bridges, Suisham shows a lot of restraint and maturity when confronted with a very tempting opportunity for payback.

I wish him lots of luck Sunday.

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F Suisham. Bailed on a promise. I think I might just sue him

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[quote=SmootSmack;782016]F Suisham. Bailed on a promise. I think I might just sue him[/quote]

Lol there it is. Nice.

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[quote=SmootSmack;782016]F Suisham. Bailed on a promise. I think I might just sue him[/quote]



.......comeon big guy , tell us how you really feel?:food-smil

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That would be like getting fired from Wal-Mart on Monday, and getting hired to be Donald Trump's assistant on Tuesday. Lucky SOB.......I wish him luck, and yes I'm hating.

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We have better ex-players than we have players.
:smashfrea

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[quote=Alvin Walton;782025]We have better ex-players than we have players.
:smashfrea[/quote]
[B][SIZE=3]Suisham still sucks!!!![/SIZE][/B] He just might cost the Steelers a Superbowl which is ok with me!!!!

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Suisham said of being cut by the Skins despite making 18 of 21 field goal attempts.

Didnt know that!!!! I Just remember the Cowboy game

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[quote=CrustyRedskin;782031]Suisham said of being cut by the Skins despite making 18 of 21 field goal attempts.

Didnt know that!!!! I Just remember the Cowboy game[/quote]

Yeah, all we remember is the Cowboys game and the Saints game. But he was 18/21. The problem was that those three misses were big misses.

I'll bet that if Suisham had a grade II MCL tear, he would not play. Pussy.

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Missed key field goals and did he mention he missed 10 FG the year before? Either way, good luck to him moving forward

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[quote=hagams;782024]That would be like getting fired from Wal-Mart on Monday, and getting hired to be Donald Trump's assistant on Tuesday. Lucky SOB.......I wish him luck, and yes I'm hating.[/quote]

Haha :food-smil

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Seriously what's the love affair with the guy? The guy couldn't make it here, twice.. in Dallas at least twice, Cleveland, St. Louis, Detroit.. maybe he's the type of guy that needed to have his career come down to the wire.. who knows. Thanks to him for the Jets game and hope your career goes well elsewhere.

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I don't think anyone has a "love affair" with this shankapotomus.

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Most kickers in the history of the league that have gotten cut, did so because they missed kicks, sometimes at vital times. Suisham is a young kicker that has gotten kicked around like many before him. He may eventually find his place in the league.

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[quote=SmootSmack;782043]Missed key field goals and did he mention he missed 10 FG the year before? Either way, good luck to him moving forward[/quote]Wouldn't you say it was a case of poor management that Suisham was cut immediately following the Saints loss, but no one else who made a bad error in that game was released, even after the season?

To me, Vinny is the guy who cut his RFA tender kicker as a reaction to a loss two weeks before he was fired when the entire team needed critical evaluation. Such was the quality of leadership we had under him.

Big changes --> meaningless high-replace-ability roster moves.

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Imagine if the SB comes down to a Suisham FG?

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[quote=44ever;782173]Imagine if the SB comes down to a Suisham FG?[/quote]

He would [I]crumble[/I].

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[quote=53Fan;782235]He would [I]crumble[/I].[/quote]
I will rejoice and be glad in it.

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I loved the Suisham shank in the big game. UGLY kick!

I told my wife, watch this, he's going to miss badly...and he did.

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He sould be a free agent pretty soon.

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[quote=Buster;783079]I loved the Suisham shank in the big game. UGLY kick!

I told my wife, watch this, he's going to miss badly...and he did.[/quote]

Same here I seen that coming a mile away. just like that kick a mile away.

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[quote=Buster;783079]I loved the Suisham shank in the big game. UGLY kick!

I told my wife, watch this, he's going to miss badly...and he did.[/quote]

Yeah that was awesome. I said something similar to the people I was watching the game with as did most every Redskin fan watching probably.

The fact that he missed it so badly and the announcers were like that looked like nerves was pretty funny.

It was a long kick, but it would have been a big factor if he made that.

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Seemed like he started into his motion a little too quick

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This guy is simply not a clutch kicker. We should have cut him after he missed that chip shot in Seattle back in 07.

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[quote=44ever;782173]Imagine if the SB comes down to a Suisham FG?[/quote]

W/out question he would've missed it. He snap hooked a PAT that barely went through.

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[quote=wilsowilso;783106]Yeah that was awesome. I said something similar to the people I was watching the game with as did most every Redskin fan watching probably.

The fact that he missed it so badly and the announcers were like that looked like nerves was pretty funny.

It was a long kick, but it would have been a big factor if he made that.[/quote]

That's funny. I said it too. I said there's no way he's going to make this kick. Everybody just looked at me. Then he shanked it.

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I don't remember him coming anywhere near a 52-yarder with us. I always thought his range was about 43-45 yards....until the Saints game at least.

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He should still be in Seattle where I would have left him 4 years ago...

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[quote=redsk1;783118]That's funny. I said it too. I said there's no way he's going to make this kick. Everybody just looked at me. Then he shanked it.[/quote]I started a drum-roll on the coffee table as he was lining it up, then when he shanked it half the room and I cheered. It's nice to be able to laugh at his misses now.

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Wasn't Surprised at all. He's a career goat, and last night was no different, and barely got in the EP. Hopefully that'll Captain Hook's last shank in an NFL Uniform.

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Best I could find of just his shank:

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What the heck is THIS?

(related vid...gets disturbing by the end)

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good kickers make that kick. bad ones don't. end of story. swishy sucked here because before he came to DC he was tainted with Dallas funk. EVERYTHING that touches anything to do with that suckfest down in texass ends up with residue suckdom.

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oh...almost forgot..
Dallas Sucks.

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If he made that field goal, Pittsdouche may have been celebrating yet another championship. But thank God it didn't happen.