http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/12010614/ndamukong-suh-detroit-lions-says-agent-decide-where-signs 

Anybody venture a guess, where he ends up?

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I wouldn't mind at all having him in a Packer uniform, but it ain't Ted's way, so it almost certainly ain't happening.

I would throw out the possibility of my second favorite team snagging him. Jerry Jones's boys have put together a very good defense with a complete no-name D Line. How much better would it be with a boy named Suh?

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Can't wait for Wayne to come in and tell me he's not Packer people. [roflmao]

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You know I only do that to make you smile. I have said on many occasions there is no such thing as "Packer People". If there was, it got sick with Paul Horning et al and it died with James Lofton and was buried by the time Coffman went skinny dipping. But it is nice to you that you are thinking of me.

As for where Suh goes. I will go out on a limb and say he goes to the far away place called Detroit

Second option- MN or SF. Minny loves to grab players from other NFC North teams regardless of of circumstances. SF probably would think Suh would be the one player they need to get back to the playoffs.

Ironically, according to an article on NFL.com 8 of the 12 playoff teams (as of this week) need help on the DL. Which are Pitt, SD, Detroit, Seattle, GB, N England, AZ and Denver. All would probably be on the Suh shopping list.
I could see Seattle jumping in the bidding game if SF was a contender.

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The Raiders.
They have been known to throw huge amounts of money at players.

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I'm just waiting for the inevitable "should the Packers bring him in " thread and the equally inevitable "If he would play for league minimum it might be worth it" reply.

This guy will make A LOT of money

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Pay the man and bring him to the Packers. He would be disruptive. Suh, Matthews, and Peppers all coming for the QB. It should also help shore up the run defense.

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Why do so many assume that Detroit is letting him walk? Unless he is asking for an insane amount, he will probably remain a Lion.

That said - if he somehow ends up available, I would like to see him come to Green Bay. The way our front office works, he will likely be too expensive for Ted's likings. I have to hope that Ted will be more inclined to sign (quality) free agents since the Peppers situation has worked out rather well.