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283 Photos and videosViewing Tweets won't unblock @SeungheeSuh.NFL Media's Oklahoma Drill series presents exclusive, quick-hitting one-on-one interviews with players and coaches from around the league. No nonsense -- just football experiences directly from the source. Interview by Ali Bhanpuri | The turnaround success has been [because of our] ability to stay focused on the task at hand, execute ... just guys coming into the office each and every day, working hard, correcting their mistakes and going from there. Adam Gase has been the spark plug. He's been a guy that's come in with a lot of energy and understood how young of a group we are, but at the same time [understood] who the veterans are, and treating us in a similar manner of respect and [as] guys that understand how they need to get their job done. He's a very adaptable coach -- a player's coach -- and somebody who's focused on the things that we need to do. So as a head coach, you have to have [a] personality that can reach a ton of different personalities in the locker room.

And so I think he's done a good job of that, and he's reaping the benefits of that right now. I'll watch some film later on tonight of [Jared Goff], but just seeing him in games past, seeing him play -- I watched a little bit of him yesterday, but not much -- he's obviously athletic, obviously a very elite quarterback [to be] drafted where he was. It's all about us going out there and making him uncomfortable, making him speed up his reads, speed up different things, get in his face, and don't allow him to be comfortable back there, because if he is, I'm sure he'll be successful. We need to eliminate the mistakes that we've had against [the Patriots] in years past, especially earlier this year when we played them up in New England. I've had success against the Pats, so they're definitely a beatable team. It's a matter of going out there and executing. We saw success against them at the end of last year when we were at home; we're in the same situation -- not looking ahead too far -- at the end of this season.

What [our struggling run defense] comes down to at the simplest level: We have to tackle. It's not like guys are just blowing run assignments or things of that nature -- we just haven't tackled the best. I obviously will never ever forget the first time I ever got a sack in the NFL, which was against Jay Cutler in Chicago, Week 1 in 2010. I think being patient is probably the best advice I received from [Warren Buffett] as well as some of my other mentors. But he's shown me that the ability to be successful is investing in people as well, and investing in good quality folks that understand that they're going to be able to help you as well as you help them. And so taking that and then seeing how he treats me and just the way he handles his business even though he's a very proven and strong-minded business person. I think it's the way he treats people and the connection he can have with folks that has allowed him to have the success that he has. Cameron Wake, Andre branch, Jordan Phillips, Earl Mitchell, Jason Jones and just that entire defensive line has been my success and my ability to get to where I'm at right now.

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I just hope I can keep him as my defensive line coach as well as a close friend for a long time. Dominant defensive tackle -- or really, defensive lineman -- that's changed the game. Made people respect interior play, and I think, ultimately, it's ... that I changed the offense. Back in the day, and even now, people are looking at defensive ends, looking at corners, and running away from guys or not passing toward guys, but if you have a guy in the middle that can get to both sides, you gotta make sure you account for him.
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cheap ovoxo hoodies In the fourth quarter of Sunday’s 35-14 Patriots win, Dolphins defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh and Patriots running back LeGarrette Blount scuffled at the end of a Blount run near Miami’s end zone.

Suh appeared to touch off the unpleasantries by shoving Blount as he got up at the end of the play and things escalated from there. Blount got flagged for a personal foul on the play, but saved some shots for Suh after the game as well. “He’s a dirty player, he’s always been a dirty player [and] he’s always going to be a dirty player,” Blount said in an interview with WBZ. “There’s no room in the game for that. At some point in time, guys have to defend themselves when he’s doing the things that he does. Hopefully, there’s something to be said about it. All in all, he got his ass beat. They lost, he ran into the locker room after the game. Blount scored a touchdown earlier in the fourth by running right through the middle of the Dolphins defense. Suh was shuttled aside by Blount’s blockers, so the verbal smackdown wasn’t the only one that Suh received on Sunday. You must be logged in to leave a comment. The SportsNation crew weighs in on if the NFL should have disciplined Dolphins defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh for kicking Ben Roethlisberger in the leg based on his past transgressions.

FacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerPinterestEmailPITTSBURGH -- Dolphins defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh was not fined for a possible attempt to kick quarterback Ben Roethlisberger late in the fourth quarter of the Steelers-Dolphins game Sunday.In the play, Suh bull-rushed guard David DeCastro and stretched his right leg out, nearly connecting with Roethlisberger's right knee before helping bring the quarterback down with his arm. The Dolphins won 30-15.The Steelers internally flagged the play in the postgame film review and alerted coach Mike Tomlin. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Thursday the Steelers submitted the play to the NFL for review. The league's operations department had not received a Steelers request as of Thursday night, according to sources.Suh has been fined repeated times for questionable play, including $100,000 for an illegal low block in 2013.Dolphins head coach Adam Gase said Friday that Suh was simply playing hard and trying to make a play."Going back and just watching it again, I see a guy who is just playing hard and trying to figure out a way to get to the quarterback," Gase said.