One of the better defensive linemen in not only recent Lions history, but recent NFL history, Ndamukong Suh recently announced his retirement after 13 seasons, having been out of the league since playing part of the 2022 season with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Ndamukong Suh and Matthew Stafford hold the claim of beloved Detroit Lions who became Los Angeles Rams. Suh, however, turned heads with a subtle jab at his

Longtime NFL defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh officially retired earlier this month, closing the book on a 13-year career that saw him win Defensive Rookie of the Year, make five Pro Bowls, be named a First Team All-Pro three times and win Super Bowl LV.

Ndamukong Suh says he was worth more than Matthew Stafford when the two were in Detroit, but he got "the short end of the stick."

Former NFL defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh said Tuesday that he believed the Detroit Lions should have paid him more than teammate Matthew Stafford to retain him during his 2015 free agency.

Not long after his retirement, Suh is making headlines again, following a recent quote that has generated some buzz. Suh was looking back at his first free agency and, sharing on

The Detroit Lions chose not to sign Ndamukong Suh to a second contract after his rookie deal expired a decade ago, and the former All-Pro defensive tackle feels the logic for that decision was flawed.