Is Reggie Bush a one in a generation player

kewee · 06-22-2007, 01:46 PM

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Euphoria · 06-22-2007, 01:56 PM

I think its a bit early to call him anything except Reggie Bush.

Saintman2884 · 06-22-2007, 03:48 PM

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sac-a-lait · 06-24-2007, 08:31 AM

Originally Posted by Saintman2884

I am reluctant to say this because this a label that gets thrown a bit more then I would care for, but is Bush really the type of player that can be labeled once in a generational player? I kind of see a Bo Jackson aura to Reggie. Both players had huge college careers but unfortunately for Bo his career ended sooner because of injury. But is Bush that good or his potential untapped that he can be a future HOF player? I could Reggie being a great future Many time All-Pro, he has that ability, this guy is that good IMHO.

the Saints already had a good Offense in place before Bush came here, but he made the team more complete and more powerful, the Saints could set scoring records and outdistance the the Rams teams of 99-01 if they do it right and yes I think Bush will be the type of guy that leads them to the Super Bowl.

Bush is too good of a player to be left out of a Super Bowl, he will get their before his career is over. Hell he almost did it his rookie season, so his potential is rising and his abilities are still not totally uncaparable to Gale Sayers or Walter Payton

It will take 7 or 8 more years for him to be mentioned in the same breath with Payton and Sayers.

hagan714 · 06-24-2007, 08:39 AM

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WhoDat205 · 06-25-2007, 10:38 AM

Two Words: Percy Harvin

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06-24-2007, 08:31 AM	#14
sac-a-lait Registered Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 92	Originally Posted by Saintman2884 I am reluctant to say this because this a label that gets thrown a bit more then I would care for, but is Bush really the type of player that can be labeled once in a generational player? I kind of see a Bo Jackson aura to Reggie. Both players had huge college careers but unfortunately for Bo his career ended sooner because of injury. But is Bush that good or his potential untapped that he can be a future HOF player? I could Reggie being a great future Many time All-Pro, he has that ability, this guy is that good IMHO. the Saints already had a good Offense in place before Bush came here, but he made the team more complete and more powerful, the Saints could set scoring records and outdistance the the Rams teams of 99-01 if they do it right and yes I think Bush will be the type of guy that leads them to the Super Bowl. Bush is too good of a player to be left out of a Super Bowl, he will get their before his career is over. Hell he almost did it his rookie season, so his potential is rising and his abilities are still not totally uncaparable to Gale Sayers or Walter Payton It will take 7 or 8 more years for him to be mentioned in the same breath with Payton and Sayers.
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