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Right! Only the Falcons! |
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Some of these "there is no proof" arguments remind me of Seahawks fans demanding a police report.. Before the internet, nothing happened. |
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I was always told: "Where there's smoke, there's a fire" |
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But, I am wondering, why are you wanting to believe so badly that Bush doesn't want to be a Saint? |
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Well? Occam's Razor. |
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Here's the deal though: It doesn't really matter whether Bush said it or not. It only matters whether he is willing to play for the Saints at this point.
We are talking about Loomis and Payton here. Do we really think they signed the guy up to come back without making sure everything was on the level? It probably went something like this: Mickey Loomis: "Hey Rafael this is Mickey" Rafael Bush: "yeah, what's up" ML: "Look here's the deal, if you want to go to the Falcons that's great, we won't match. But I want the chance to change your mind" RB: "Ok go ahead" Here's where Rob Ryan comes in, telling him he's an important part of the defense and we're on the verge of a championship, that we need 3 good safeties in this defense, that he'll have the chance to play with freaking studs like Lewis, Vaccaro and Byrd and learn everything he can from a HOFer Champ Bailey, that he'll get the same amount of money and not have to relocate his family, etc. etc. etc. And that the Falcons defense is terrible, has been for years, and there's no reason to suspect anything is about to change anytime in the near future. And besides, didn't they cut you a few years ago anyway? About this time Bush is beginning to see the light RB: "Hey Mr. Loomis match the offer, I'm really amped about staying with the Saints" ML: "Right on, we'll fax you the paperwork right now" *curtains* |
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You believe all of that because of something he said.. Or just rationalization of feelings? |
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I said he wanted to go to Atlanta to start, which you proclaimed incorrect and your article clearly states in two places "The Falcons came to Bush with an opportunity to be a starting safety." "The Falcons were searching for someone to replace Thomas DeCoud, their starting safety from 2009 until his release in March." On the 'Bush hoped the Saints wouldn't match' the reason is above, as I have stated before. And whether Vargas is a hack or not the logic makes sense... I would also say that if Bush truly wanted to remain with the Saints and the Vargas rumor was untrue, Bush or his Agent would have said then that Bush never said that, or would have come out now that he is back with the Saints and said that it wasn't true. He WANTED to go to Atlanta: What motivated him as well was the prospect of earning more money to care for an Atlanta-native wife he recently married and his 1-year-old daughter. “We all want to be able to provide for our families,” said Bush, whose NFL career began as an undrafted free agent and practice-squad member of the Falcons in 2010. “We all want an opportunity to start.” |
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The sole reason for the posting of the article was to show that not only is he not angry about the Saints matching the offer, but he is openly excited about the opportunity. Of course Bush wants to start. Every NFL player wants to start. But, that in no way makes him bitter, in the least and he stated that very fact. As for Bush or his agent coming out and saying that Bush was not openly opposed to the Saints matching the offer, why would they do that? It was a non-issue to almost everyone. It appeared in one article that clearly stated that it was from a source and not Bush himself. There was nothing for him to deny. The vast majority of B&G members had no issue with it, as well. As Vegas pointed out, there is no way that Loomis would have forced Bush to remain a Saint. Loomis and Payton are not that stupid. I can not see them matching the offer sheet without Bush's approval. Heck, he got the money he wanted, does not have to relocate and stands an infinitely better chance at getting a ring. What is not to like about that? |
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Oh! By the way, fun debate.
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Interesting timing.. I was talking to a co-worker yesterday and he was sharing thoughts on curious learning. The majority of people get defensive when asked the simple question, "why"? Ask 30 people sweeping a floor why they are doing it that way and I would almost guarantee you that greater than 75% will initially stop sweeping and think they are doing something wrong. While you may or may not notice i usually spin a few questions into my retort, I am looking for the logic or at least a better understanding of another persons view point. You and I went back and forth a few times on a few different threads. There was no denigration what so ever, a little sarcasm here and there but no personal attacks. :bng:http://www.sherv.net/cm/emoticons/ev...y-emoticon.gifhttp://www.sherv.net/cm/emoticons/ev...y-emoticon.gif |
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