VRENTAS: Do you hope your addition to the Dolphins could also change the status quo in the AFC East?
SUH: The Patriots are obviously the world champions, and they are going to remain that until February of 2016, when somebody else takes the crown from them. Until that day, everybody is competing and trying to beat the Patriots. I’m used to Tom Brady and his team and that coaching staff. Once we start to game-plan teams and go into that type of schematics of the season, without question, we want to be able to change—I want to be a part of the Dolphins defense that changes the dynamic of the AFC. Last year there was a comment that I never forgot, [a media report] said east of Mississippi, the Miami Dolphins defensive line was the best. I took that to heart, especially because I felt my guys up in Detroit were a crew to reckon with. But obviously I hope that’s true this year, that east of the Mississippi—and west of the Mississippi, as well—the Miami Dolphins are the best defensive line.
