Stafford absolutely did not kick Suh.
Stafford was protecting himself from getting hurt.
He uses leverage to lessen the impact of a man who is big enough to crush him.
If it was a jujitsu or grappling match it would have been a reversal.
Miller's hit on Brady wasn't dirty and was not dangerous or intentional.
He put his head in Brady's chest and the incidental impact caused Brady's head come forward as much. Miller's head may have slid up a very small amount and graised the face mask but it was a clean hit because he was not targeting Brady's head.
The hit did not violate the nature of the rule which is to protect against severe catastrophic injuries like brain trauma and injuries that would knock a player out of the game .
In college it would not have been targeting.
Furthermore Miller's impact was on left side of Brady and the right side of his lip was injured. There was comments Brady but his lip.
The 15 yard penalty that didn't give Tampa a first down was a hit to the head and would have been targeting in college.
Brady and Suh both were looking for the refs to bail Tampa bay out.
They were both judgment calls the refs got right.
It's ironic Suh even complained.
