On Monday night, the Lions' Ndamukong Suh put a hit on Bears quarterback Jay Cutler that caught a lot of attention.
Granted, Suh alread had a reputation around the league as being a "dirty" player, an idea reinforced by the fact that he was flagged for nine personal fouls through his first two seasons -- the most in the league over that period. Although his hit on Cutler appeared to be relatively clean, the end result of it -- seeing Cutler go down to the turf face first -- certainly hasn't helped his case.
However, according to Forbes, America doesn't seem particularly sympathetic to either player involved.
In a list published by the online version of the magazine on Wednesday, Cutler and Suh were named as the "least-liked players" in the NFL. According to an article, Nielsen collaborated on a poll with E-Poll market research, and then scored players based on the percentages of people who "liked" them.
Of course, the re...
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Jay Cutler,
Ndamukong Suh,
Rob Gronkowski,
Gregor Blanco,
Pablo Sandoval,
Kate Upton
TEAMS: Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboys, San Francisco Giants
TEAMS: Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboys, San Francisco Giants
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