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You draft Bush and that's it. Don't trade this pick. You take GREATNESS over bodies anyday! Why do you think the Texans say they are going to pick him?

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Originally Posted by GoldRush26

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Originally Posted by LivnaLieTimay

Bush has the speed and hands to be a wr in the nfl. My thoughts on him though, we've seen what he can do as a rb, why move him? You can still have him running patterns out of the backfield and occassionally lining up as a wr. But he's a rb, that's where he should spend most of his time in the nfl.

http://rivals100.rivals.com/viewpros...y=8514&Sport=1

Dude I know what I'm talking about. This was coming right out of high school when he was 20 pounds lighter. 4.4 in the 40 is no where near elite speed. And he didn't run at the combine. He wouldn't be a great every-down WR. In the slot now and then, absolutely, but not as a SE or FL.

so just b/c he ran 4.4 right outta high school doesnt mean he can get faster?

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Falcons | Abraham intent on playing in Atlanta
Sun, 19 Mar 2006 19:34:46 -0800

Steve Wyche, of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, reports New York Jets franchise free agent DE John Abraham is intent on playing for the Atlanta Falcons, his agent, Tony Agnone, confirmed Sunday, March 19. The contract agreement he reached Friday, March 17, with Atlanta and his word are his bond. The Jets have thwarted Abraham's relocation by treating the Falcons' trade offer of a second-round draft pick as insufficient. Instead, the Jets have agreed to trade him to the Seattle Seahawks for a first-round draft choice, and that decision has left Abraham "not happy," according to Agnone. In a brief e-mail to the Journal-Constitution, Agnone said there had been no developments in the saga over the weekend. Though things were quiet over the weekend, the Falcons confirmed talks are expected to resume as soon as Monday, March 20.

This is a weird situation. I'd rather have the first round pick from Seattle.

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I don't see the need for Bush now. I think we should trade down and get Hawk. Beef up our D or get Brick and make sure that Brees is protected. If we really need a RB I think Addai will do just fine later in the draft.