FansinceJan'72
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Houston should've traded out of the pick for whatever they could get, the idiots. I hope the Jets mortgage the farm for Bush. That would be hilarious.
dorsaroll156 said:are you joking me:eek: great now we will have to deal with bush for a good ten years because you know the jets are going to jump all over this
FansinceJan'72 said:Houston should've traded out of the pick for whatever they could get, the idiots. I hope the Jets mortgage the farm for Bush. That would be hilarious.
Mr.Majestik said:Where does this hyperbole about Reggie Bush being a "once in a decade", or worse still "once in a lifetime" player, come from? The guy carried the ball more than twenty times only twice in his career at USC. If he is a once in a decade type of player, what was Willis McGahee before he injured his knee in the Fiesta Bowl? Once in a century? The ugly truth is that as a prospect, Bush isn't appreciably better then at least a half dozen guys in the last five-years. He certainly isn't a Tomlinson-type. Tomlinson is thick, with a low center of gravity, with that Barry Sanders-style of pinball running, bouncing off of defenders. Reggie Bush is a long-strider. He's lanky, with no body mass to speak of. He's like Robert Smith coming out of Ohio State, without Robert Smith's bona fides as a between-the-tackles runner. Mario Williams on the other hand is a freakish specimen at the most difficult position to fill (there are more franchise quarterbacks in the NFL then franchise DEs.) He's big, at a position where the outstanding rush ends are typically smaller. Few people remember that in so many of Reggie Bush's big games, his performance was one, or two long runs, often punctuated by a heavy dose of LenDale White up the middle. When Reggie Bush had 10-ypc in the defense deficient Pac-10, White would often have 7.5 ypc, and the touchdowns. I wouldn't be surprised if a guy like LenDale White ends up with the Steelers and he has a much better career then Bush.
Mr.Majestik said:And if Mario Williams is the next Bruce Smith, and Bush the next Eric Metcalf, or if he's very fortunate, the next Joe Washington? I'll ask this question again. What makes Reggie Bush worthy of the superlatives he's been lavished with? He was almost like a change-of-pace guy at USC. LenDale White did the heavy lifting, Bush got flaired off to the side and used his superior speed to beat defenders to the edge, something he will not be able to make a living at in the NFL. Reggie Bush was never, ever asked to be "the man" at USC, Pete Carroll never said you're getting the ball 25-times because this team needs you to carry them on your back. Can he run between the tackles? Can he carry the ball 20-25 times a game? Can he block? Can he be productive on a team without a superior supporting cast? There is no answer to any one of these questions because he's never been tested. How in the world can anyone say this guy is a sure-fire superstar when his game at the college level was essentially running to the edge on every play, or catching balls out of the slot?
unifiedtheory said:Unless Williams turns into the next Reggie White...in that case I take Williams everyday of the week and twice on Sundays.
Motion said:Been saying that they wouldn't take Bush 1st for months. Although I guess my bold prediction was only half right since I thought they'd take Brick. :)
He will be running behind the online....just in the wrong direction. Imagine the look on his face when the ball is snapped and JT, Zach and the rest of Miami's defense gets to him before the ball does . Of course Chad Pennington might fumble beforehand so all he has to do is worry about jumping on the loose ball.Roman529 said:It will be funny seeing Bush trying to run behind the Jet's O-line if they do take him...no Kevin Mawae. :D
No way the Saints take Bush IMHO. They already have Duece and he isn't going anywhere. I also don't think Bush will fall to the JETS. He has too much value to just let him fall. The Saints screwed up and picked the wrong QB and could screw this up too, but I just can't see them letting Bush slip by without getting some other team (NYJ, SF, Raiders) to panic and give up multiple picks.RothaMonster said:were screwed w/ now jets being able to get reggie bush maybe. but what a surprise would be if saints took bush. double threat w/ mccalister and bush? scary.
maddendude said:Dumbest move ive ever seen. See: Michael Irvins interview, lol.
I bet david carr is sitting in his bathtub with a toaster raised up in one hand.
RothaMonster said:were screwed w/ now jets being able to get reggie bush maybe. but what a surprise would be if saints took bush. double threat w/ mccalister and bush? scary.