When one pays $114 million for a player who is used to playing between 80-85 percent of the snaps in a game, it makes sense that one will make the widest and wisest use of that player. And that's what the Miami Dolphins intend to do with Ndamukong Suh.
As the Dolphins began preparations for the Washington Redskins game on Sunday, defensive coordinator Kevin Coyle was asked what the plan is for using Suh.
“Well, He’s a guy that is rare in the sense of he can play those kind of plays," Coyle said. "Most guys don’t have the conditioning, the athleticism, the mental toughness to play that many snaps at that demanding of a position.