NEW ORLEANS -- Baltimore Ravens outside linebacker Terrell Suggs
is one of the league's most outspoken players, so it's not
surprising he had a strong take on 49ers cornerback Chris
Culliver's anti-gay comments.  "On this team, with so many
different personalities, we just accept people for who they
are," Suggs said Thursday. "We really don't care too much about
a person's sexuality. To each their own. You know who you are,
that's who you are, and we accept you for it."  On Tuesday,
Culliver was quoted as saying that neither he nor his 49ers
teammates would welcome a gay player in the locker room.  "I
don't do the gay guys, man. I don't do that," Culliver said
during a taped, one-minute podcast with Artie Lange.  Suggs made
it clear that he didn't hear the Lange interview with Culliver.
Just the same, that doesn't change his open-arms stance.  "I
didn't see how he said it, but that's his opinion," Suggs said
of Culliver. "I don't think our team cares one way or another."
Culliver said if there are any gay pl