The Bush factor

Bobaganoosh · 10-24-2006, 12:49 PM

I believe that to a man, everyone in the Saints organization is more than pleased with the play of Reggie Bush this season yet there are many people out there that are saying he is a bust. Their main arguement is his yards per carry average. Big deal. Reggie has converted countless third downs for us. He leads the team in catches. He sealed the game against the Bucs. Bush lining up in the slot automatically means two defenders have both of their eyes on Reggie and that means less attention on Horn, Colston, Deuce, Henderson, Conwell, Campbell or whoever is on the field. Reggie Bush is to the Saints what Barry Bonds is to the San Francisco Giants (without the juice). He, singlehandedly puts everyone else on the team in a better position to make plays. I dont see how anyone can possible in their right mind call him a bust. But be it as it may, at least we arent Texans fans.

10-24-2006, 12:49 PM	#1
Bobaganoosh PorkchopExpress Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 608 Blog Entries: 2	The Bush factor I believe that to a man, everyone in the Saints organization is more than pleased with the play of Reggie Bush this season yet there are many people out there that are saying he is a bust. Their main arguement is his yards per carry average. Big deal. Reggie has converted countless third downs for us. He leads the team in catches. He sealed the game against the Bucs. Bush lining up in the slot automatically means two defenders have both of their eyes on Reggie and that means less attention on Horn, Colston, Deuce, Henderson, Conwell, Campbell or whoever is on the field. Reggie Bush is to the Saints what Barry Bonds is to the San Francisco Giants (without the juice). He, singlehandedly puts everyone else on the team in a better position to make plays. I dont see how anyone can possible in their right mind call him a bust. But be it as it may, at least we arent Texans fans.
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