Ndamukong Suh says reputation can become part of the role you play. The former NFL player describes his reputation as hard-nosed, aggressive, and dirty. Suh says that later in his career, he came to understand that he occupied what he described as the league’s “villain” role. Watch the full episode of his “Authorized Account”: https://lnkd.in/ecr6QAPY Like Comment Transcript My reputation as an NFL player was, in my opinion, hardnose, aggressive. And misunderstood. I say the latter of misunderstood because I don’t think people gave me an unbiased view. And it wasn’t until later on in my career where I really understood. In the NFL, there is a pretty boy in the league. Cry, say Tom. There is a Golden Boy in the league, which you’d probably say Peyton, Manny. Then there’s like the Angel of the league. You probably say Tim Tebow. And then there’s the villain. And I was a villain just from a marketing perspective, learned a lot and being able to embrace that. There were some things that I did that were seen as very aggressive in that. I think ultimately some of the mistakes that I’ve I’ve had in my career that have kept that and
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