And what exactly is wrong with playing for the saints?
What did the saints do to him to make him fail?
All the other running backs on the saints get 100yds rushing almost every week.
And what exactly is wrong with playing for the saints?
What did the saints do to him to make him fail?
All the other running backs on the saints get 100yds rushing almost every week.
It's pretty simple. Bush fooled a lot of you and NFL scouts running circles against the likes of Fresno State and soft Pac-10 defenses. he had never faced blitzes in college like he does in the NFL let alone have to pass block on them too.
He is not a mentally strong guy which should've been pretty obvious when he pouted throughout the entire Rose Bowl after lateraling the game away.
The irony is most figured at the least he would be an exciting return specialist, but not only does he not return kicks and punts, but when he does, he doesn't do squat. Wasn't Bush supposed to be doing what Hester is doing to the NFL?
He is not a mentally strong guy which should've been pretty obvious when he pouted throughout the entire Rose Bowl after lateraling the game away.
The irony is most figured at the least he would be an exciting return specialist, but not only does he not return kicks and punts, but when he does, he doesn't do squat. Wasn't Bush supposed to be doing what Hester is doing to the NFL?
http://blog.taragana.com/sports/200...ercome-mistakes-in-28-23-win-over-rams-46677/
Reggie Bush’s first 2-TD game of season helps Saints overcome mistakes in 28-23 win over Rams
Bush’s 2 TDs help Saints stay unbeaten, 28-23
ST. LOUIS — Reggie Bush helped the unbeaten New Orleans Saints overcome another bundle of mistakes and get off to the best start in team history.
Bush scored twice for the first time in more than a year and Drew Brees compensated for two interceptions with two touchdown passes in a 28-23 victory over the St. Louis Rams on Sunday.
Courtney Roby opened the second half with a 97-yard kickoff return and Robert Meachem’s 27-yard grab early in the fourth quarter gave New Orleans (9-0) just enough breathing room to tie the franchise record with nine straight wins.
Marc Bulger’s 19-yard pass to Donnie Avery shaved the deficit to five with 2:44 to go and the Rams (1-8) made it to the New Orleans 32 before Bulger threw incomplete into the end zone on the final play.
Reggie Bush’s first 2-TD game of season helps Saints overcome mistakes in 28-23 win over Rams
Bush’s 2 TDs help Saints stay unbeaten, 28-23
ST. LOUIS — Reggie Bush helped the unbeaten New Orleans Saints overcome another bundle of mistakes and get off to the best start in team history.
Bush scored twice for the first time in more than a year and Drew Brees compensated for two interceptions with two touchdown passes in a 28-23 victory over the St. Louis Rams on Sunday.
Courtney Roby opened the second half with a 97-yard kickoff return and Robert Meachem’s 27-yard grab early in the fourth quarter gave New Orleans (9-0) just enough breathing room to tie the franchise record with nine straight wins.
Marc Bulger’s 19-yard pass to Donnie Avery shaved the deficit to five with 2:44 to go and the Rams (1-8) made it to the New Orleans 32 before Bulger threw incomplete into the end zone on the final play.
I think this 1 hit it on the head. He isnt that great against great players. Ive seen damn near every game he's played and i cant remember once him breaking an open field tackle. The 1st guy to get to him brings him down.
He fumbles way to often which answers the other part as to him not returning kicks...They cant trust him.
He caught a lot of balls and is making a lot of TD's but he hasnt helped the team anywhere near as much as say Brees or Colston..
24 TD's and 13 fumbles since he's been in the league. That doesnt include muffed punts where i know he's had 2 in 1 game at least twice and u can never be sure if he's gonna field the punt at all.
At 1 time he was avg 1 fumble every 35 touches. Since they've stopped running him off tackle its gotten better, like 1 every 50 which is still too many.
His straight up running style has him carrying the ball to high and once he's stood up its easy to take it away from him..
At 1 time he was avg 1 fumble every 35 touches. Since they've stopped running him off tackle its gotten better, like 1 every 50 which is still too many.
His straight up running style has him carrying the ball to high and once he's stood up its easy to take it away from him..
