Gary Posted January 3, 2006 Share Posted January 3, 2006 I don't care who Texans get in the backfield. If they don't have no good linemens, Bush ain't going nowhere. The things Bush done in College, he won't do in the NFL. These pro-football players going to welcome Bush to the NFL, with a big hit. Let me tell y'all something. All this hype about Bush, he better do something his first year. I mean, he better rush over 1,000+ yards, and be a Pro Bowler. But, one good thing. The Cowboys will host Texans this regular season. That means, they will face Bush (if he stay healthly).Uh, I thought I refered to the O line. Anyone who somewhat follows the Texans know's they need this. And how do you know that Bush won't go anywhere? That's a pretty big statement.Also, why would it be the end of the world if Bush doesn't gain 1000 yards or make it to the pro bowl? Most certainly he will have high expectations around the league, but to doom him after his first year is a little premature. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ToolMan Posted January 3, 2006 Share Posted January 3, 2006 I don't care who Texans get in the backfield. If they don't have no good linemens, Bush ain't going nowhere. The things Bush done in College, he won't do in the NFL.You mean like average of almost 10 yards a carry and have 217.6 all purpose yardds a game - that is almost unheard of. Besides, the linemen do fine with the run now, it's just the pass protection that sucks.Bush is quick and can outrun DBs, whereas Davis doesn't have the break away speed. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gary Posted January 3, 2006 Share Posted January 3, 2006 You mean like average of almost 10 yards a carry and have 217.6 all purpose yardds a game - that is almost unheard of. Besides, the linemen do fine with the run now, it's just the pass protection that sucks.Bush is quick and can outrun DBs, whereas Davis doesn't have the break away speed.Absolutely right. The Texans have few problems running the ball, if they had Bush in the backfield he would have been awesome. He also would probably have taken some pressure off of Carr which in turn would have made for a much better season.I don't think Semipro is thinking this through. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ToolMan Posted January 3, 2006 Share Posted January 3, 2006 I think Semipro is a UT\Vince Young fan. I just hope Bush doen't blow out his knee like McGahee did in his National Bowl Game. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gary Posted January 3, 2006 Share Posted January 3, 2006 (edited) I think Semipro is a UT\Vince Young fan. I just hope Bush doen't blow out his knee like McGahee did in his National Bowl Game.Yeah but I guess that's the chance you take with any franchise player. I think as someone said in this thread, it would be a huge public relations nightmare if we didn't draft Bush. Edited January 3, 2006 by Gary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HeightsGuy Posted January 3, 2006 Share Posted January 3, 2006 (edited) Absolutely right. The Texans have few problems running the ball, if they had Bush in the backfield he would have been awesome. He also would probably have taken some pressure off of Carr which in turn would have made for a much better season.I don't think Semipro is thinking this through.I would upgrade that "probably have taken some pressure off" to "definitely have taken some pressure off".What Semipro fails to realize is that a RB of Bush's caliber upgrades the line by himself. With Bush in the backfield, any defense we face will be forced to key at least one linebacker on him on every play no matter what else happens. That alone buys Carr at least .5 seconds on every pass play. In the NFL a half-second can seem like an eternity. And with Bush in the backfield during running opportunuties, linebackers will be loath to shoot the gaps on us like they do now with the threat of Bush cutting it to the outside. CB's are going to hate to play against us as they will be doing a lot of the tackling with him in the game.Yeah, one person can't turn around an offense, but Bush can bring a lot more to the table than a low 1st rounder and a couple of 2nd round picks which is about what we would get for him on draft day. The last coach to give up a draft day for a player (ditka - Ricky Williams) was run out of town the next year. Even a draft pick like Bush is not going to get us as many extra draft picks in a trade as you think it will. Edited January 3, 2006 by HeightsGuy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
houstonsemipro Posted January 4, 2006 Author Share Posted January 4, 2006 (edited) I see y'all is really high on this guy, Bush. When he get's hurt. What's going to happen then? Davis will be right back in there as the starter. Don't bite y'all tonuge when he get's injuried.For one, Houston is a choke city. Yes, it is. The only team in Houston really doing something is, Astros. I wouldn't bet my money on the Texans, but I'll probably bet on Astros.I told y'all during the 2005 preseason that the Texans sucks, and they're not going to do nothing in the regular season. Some of y'all said, "don't worry about it. It's only preseason." I was right on the money.I beleive they will be better then last year. My 2006 season prediction... 7-9 or 8-8. Edited January 4, 2006 by houstonsemipro Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ProHouston Posted January 4, 2006 Share Posted January 4, 2006 I see y'all is really high on this guy, Bush. When he get's hurt. What's going to happen then? Davis will be right back in there as the starter. Don't bite y'all tonuge when he get's injuried.For one, Houston is a choke city. Yes, it is. The only team in Houston really doing something is, Astros. I wouldn't bet my money on the Texans, but I'll probably bet on Astros.I told y'all during the 2005 preseason that the Texans sucks, and they're not going to do nothing in the regular season. Some of y'all said, "don't worry about it. It's only preseason." I was right on the money.I beleive they will be better then last year. My 2006 season prediction... 7-9 or 8-8.I guess you're a fortune teller. You called a bad season after a winless preseason and you know Reggie Bush is going to get injured for the Texans before he's even declared for the draft. Keep in mind that D. Davis hasn't played a full season for the Texans yet. I'd take Bush over Davis 8 days a week. Not that I don't like Davis but as others have said, Bush will open a myriad of windows for the offense.Also, don't hate on the Rockets, they've won two championships, they're not chokers. And don't hate on the Texans until they choke."Don't bite your tongue when the Texans get to the playoffs..." Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
houstonsemipro Posted January 4, 2006 Author Share Posted January 4, 2006 "Rockets won two championships." That was decades ago. Hell, look at San Antonio Spurs. They go almost every damn year. The Spurs is like the Patriots in basketball.And yes, Davis stay's hurt. But, he still finish off strong and manage to get over a 1,000 yards every season. Let's see Bush could do that. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Montrose1100 Posted January 4, 2006 Share Posted January 4, 2006 Go worst team in the NFL! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RedScare Posted January 4, 2006 Share Posted January 4, 2006 "Rockets won two championships." That was decades ago. Hell, look at San Antonio Spurs. They go almost every damn year. The Spurs is like the Patriots in basketball.And yes, Davis stay's hurt. But, he still finish off strong and manage to get over a 1,000 yards every season. Let's see Bush could do that.There's nothing better than waking up and laughing at semipro's posts to get your day going right. The Rockets won in the 90s. I don't think that qualifies as "decades" ago.Dom Davis finishes strong, huh? I didn't see him in San Francisco. He was in surgery. Semipro is a great example of what happens when you have an answer first, then try to fit the facts to fit your conclusion. You start making arguments backwards.I'm just glad that McNair kept Charley Casserly. Otherwise, he might have made semipro GM. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TJones Posted January 4, 2006 Share Posted January 4, 2006 (edited) It was barely a decade ago that the Rockets won back to back. Semipro is just the stereotypical "fairweather fan". Since semipro is "predicting" things, I'll go ahead and predict that someone gets semipro a copy of "Hooked On Phonics" in the near future. Reading some of his post makes my brain bleed. edit) Hell, Semipro, I'll let you borrow my copy if you want ? Edited January 6, 2006 by TJones Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nmainguy Posted January 4, 2006 Share Posted January 4, 2006 Since semipro is "predicting" things, I'll go ahead and predict that someone gets semipro a copy of "Hooked On Phonics" in the near future. Reading some of his post makes my brain bleed. y'all funny TJ fo my head Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
houstonsemipro Posted January 4, 2006 Author Share Posted January 4, 2006 Do y'all think I get mad when y'all talk about me? Hell, naw. y'all can talk bad about me all day, I don't care. But, I speak the truth about things, and so far it comes to reality. I've got a feeling that the Houston Texans is going to be another Oilers era. Look at the fans last season, they stop going to the games. If the Texans don't do nothing this season, the fans really going to talk bad about them. Maybe they move to L.A. NFL Commissioner already said he want a NFL team in L.A. by 2008.Keep losing every season. Bob Mcnair going to find his fanchise on they're way out. (FLASHBACK) '96 Houston Oilers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ashikaga Posted January 4, 2006 Share Posted January 4, 2006 Go worst team in the NFL!Now I'm thinking back to that Texas/Titans game. Did Kris Brown simply botch that field goal? Or was it a bad snap from center? Or did the holder have trouble placing it? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RedScare Posted January 4, 2006 Share Posted January 4, 2006 I'm glad you don't mind us laughing at you, because this is the funniest quote yet. Texans moving to LA? You bet! Just as soon as they finish out that lease, like the Oilers did... http://www.hchsa.org/reliant/reliant_named.html "...the 30-year lease that the Houston Texans and RodeoHouston are negotiating with the Harris County Sports and Convention Corporation." Oh yeah! They're packing the moving vans as we speak! BTW, semipro, paid attendance this year? 70,299, 101.2% of capacity. Oh, and don't forget the waiting list for tickets. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
THE CHAD IS GREAT Posted January 4, 2006 Share Posted January 4, 2006 I don't know what the Texans will do. All I know is what everybody else knows(they need lineman). I really dont care if it is Bush or Davis or anybody else for that matter. I just want my team to win. Yea Im A Texans Fan. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nmainguy Posted January 4, 2006 Share Posted January 4, 2006 TJ, Now MY brain is bleeding Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
THE CHAD IS GREAT Posted January 4, 2006 Share Posted January 4, 2006 Thats exactly how I felt about this season.Welcome to the club of Texans Fans. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
houstonsemipro Posted January 5, 2006 Author Share Posted January 5, 2006 (edited) As I sat in my chair last night watching the Rose Bowl for the first time ever. I've finally got a chance to see what everyone was talking about, Reggie Bush. Was I impress? No. It's alot of Reggie Bushes in the NFL already. Don't get me wrong, he have skills, plus he can catch, but, the Texans already have runningbacks like this guy. Reggie reminds me of the rookie runningback, Morency. Moreover, Reggie is the cause of the why USC lost the game, with the stupid stunt he pulled in the 1st quarter. By watching Bush last night, mentally, he's not ready for NFL. He don't look like a starter in the NFL, that's if he goes to a team that don't have no sort of backfield, and the Texans already have 3 good runningbacks that could start and pull off a win. Why we need Bush here? Just for the fame? The name? I wouldn't be surprised if the Texans look over Reggie Bush, and get the 3rd round pick, D Edited January 5, 2006 by houstonsemipro Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
largeTEXAS Posted January 5, 2006 Share Posted January 5, 2006 Man, after watching last night, I think we should look hard at this little guy named Vincent Young... If he declares, let the Vincanity begin!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ToolMan Posted January 5, 2006 Share Posted January 5, 2006 (edited) BTW, semipro, paid attendance this year? 70,299, 101.2% of capacity. Oh, and don't forget the waiting list for tickets.True, but the stands were half empty which me some loss of revenue.[Man, after watching last night, I think we should look hard at this little guy named Vincent Young...I'm going to pull a Semipro on this comment. I don't think Young will do welll in the NFL - he will be like a Cordell Stewart. This guy is nothing compared to Michael Vick or Cullpepper. Edited January 5, 2006 by ToolMan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HeightsGuy Posted January 5, 2006 Share Posted January 5, 2006 (edited) True, but the stands were half empty which me some loss of revenue.[I'm going to pull a Semipro on this comment. I don't think Young will do welll in the NFL - he will be like a Cordell Stewart. This guy is nothing compared to Michael Vick or Cullpepper.Tool, you're not pulling a Semipro, you're actually saying something pretty close to the truth. Vince is a winner, but as a pro QB it's a gutsy call to pick him. I don't think he will have the passing ability for the NFL without extensive work with a QB guru. He can run better than any current pro QB (even you Vick), but the passing stuff he gets away with in college would lead to an average of 2 INT's a game in the pros. He would have to be taught the pro game first before you could even give him a good evaluation as to whether he could handle it. The Texans don't need another project right now, especially at the QB position. That said, his potential is off the charts. Edited January 5, 2006 by HeightsGuy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
THE CHAD IS GREAT Posted January 5, 2006 Share Posted January 5, 2006 I disagree, Vince was In-Vince-able last night. He showed that he should have won the heisman. Not to metion it was on the biggest stage. I do agree, that he will have to learn the professional style of game play. But I think that if the Texans drafted him skys the limit. It would be great to have Houston's own Vince Young playing blocks from his old high school. Then we would have a great pitcher from Houston pitching for the STRO's and a great quarterback running the offense of the Texans. The media did say Vince would be better suited as a running back and then he comes out this year and shows he can pass too, albeit it is college not professional. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
houstonsemipro Posted January 5, 2006 Author Share Posted January 5, 2006 I just heard on Channel 13. They said if Vince Young enters in the 2006 draft, the Texans might draft him instead of Reggie Bush. Time will tell they say.I think Texans would benefit more from Vince Young, then Reggie Bush. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TJones Posted January 5, 2006 Share Posted January 5, 2006 (edited) True, but the stands were half empty which me some loss of revenue.[I'm going to pull a Semipro on this comment. I don't think Young will do welll in the NFL - he will be like a Cordell Stewart. This guy is nothing compared to Michael Vick or Cullpepper.Tool, can you give me the number of your dopeman, that must be some good ____ you are smoking. Vince is every bit the player, if not better, than Michael Vick and Culpepper were at the same point of time in their careers. Edited January 5, 2006 by TJones Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
houstonsemipro Posted January 5, 2006 Author Share Posted January 5, 2006 (edited) Here is the Official 2006 NFL Free Agents, and Draft Order.2006 Free Agents...Baltimore RavensDale Carter CB Will Demps FS Patrick Johnson WR Terry Jones TE Ma'ake Kemoeatu DT Jamal Lewis RB Tommy Polley LB Deion Sanders CB Bart Scott LB Kordell Stewart QB Chester Taylor RB Anthony Weaver DE Chad Williams SS Anthony Wright QB Dave Zastudil P Buffalo BillsJustin Bannan DT Nate Clements CBRyan Denney DE Ron Edwards DT Shane Matthews QB Josh Reed WR Mike Schneck LB Trey Teague T Kevin Thomas CB Cincinnati Bengals Rashad Bauman CB Jon Kitna QB Nick Luchey FB Anthony Mitchell FS Reggie Myles FS Hannibal Navies LB Ifeayani Ohelate SS Carl Powell DE Matt Schobel TETony Stewart TE Kenny Watson RB Nate Webster LB Marcus Wilkins LB Cleveland Browns Antonio Bryant WR Andra Davis ILB Antwan Harris S Keith Heinrich TE Justin Kurpeikis LB Ray Mickens CB Billy Miller TE Kyle Richardson P Orpheus Roye DE Orlando Ruff LB Aaron Shea TE LJ Shelton T Ben Taylor LB Denver Broncos Sam Brandon SS Keith Burns LB Patrick Chukwarah LB Marco Coleman DE Ron Dayne RB Mike Leach LS Monsanto Pope DT Lenny Walls CB Houston Texans Jason Bell CB Corey Bradford WR David Carr QB Troy Evans LB Jabar Gaffney WRDashon Polk LB Victor Riley T Marcellus Rivers TE Jonathan Wells RB Indianapolis Colts Raheem Brock DE Rocky Calmus LB Edgerrin James RB Rob Morris LB James Mungro RB David Thornton LB Larry Tripplett DT Mike Vanderjagt K Troy Walters WR Reggie Wayne WR Jacksonville Jaguars Akin Ayodele LB Deke Cooper SS Terry Cousin CB Rob Meier DT Mike Pearson T Ephraim Salaam T Marcellus Wiley DE Kenny Wright CB Kansas City Chiefs Todd Collins QB Lional Dalton DT Kendall Gammon TE/LS Carlos Hall DE Damon Huard QB Tony Richardson FB DeWayne Washington CB Miami DolphinsDavid Boston WR Jesse Chatman RB Heath Evans FB Bryan Gilmore WR Jason Glenn LB Stockar McDougle T Seth McKinney C Travis Minor RB Sammy Morris RB Sage Rosenfels QB Lance Schulters FS Kiwaukee Thomas CB New England Patriots Troy Brown WR Matt Chatham LB Don Davis LB Tim Dwight WR Christian Fauria TE Doug Flutie QB David Givens WR Steve Neal G Chad Scott CB Michael Stone SS Adam Vinatieri K Amos Zereoue RB New York Jets John Abraham DE Chris Baker TE Scott Gragg T James Reed DT Vinny Testaverde QB Kenyatta Wright LB Oakland Raiders Jarrod Cooper SS Omar Easy FB Zeron Flemister TE DeLawrence Grant OLB Renaldo Hill CB Corey Hulsey G Ed Jasper DT Tim Johnson MLB Kenny Smith DT Randall Williams TE Charles Woodson CB Pittsburgh Steelers Charlie Batch QB Barrett Brooks T Verron Haynes RB Chris Hope FS Clint Kriewaldt LB Quincy Morgan WR Antwan Randle-El WR DeShea Townsend CB Jermane Tuman TE Kimo Von Oelhoffen DE San Diego Chargers Drew Brees QB Reche Caldwell WR Jamar Fletcher CB Bob Hallen C Ben Leber LB Lorenzo Neal FB Justin Peelle TE Carlos Polk LB DeQuincy Scott DE Tennessee Titans Tony Beckham CB Rocky Boiman LB Justin Hartwig C Brad Kassell LB Otis Leverette DE Kyle Vanden Bosch DE Tank Williams SS Arizona Cardinals Ian Allen G Obafemi Ayanbadejo FB Billy Conaty C James Darling MLB Russell Davis NT Quentin Harris FS James Jackson RB Eric Johnson LB Charles Lee WR Josh McCown QB Harold Morrow FB Neil Rackers K J.R. Redmond FB Reggie Swinton WR Raymond Walls CB Kurt Warner QB Atlanta Falcons Keion Carpenter SS Ty Detmer QB Erik Flowers DE Ronnie Heard SS Kevin McCadam FS Fred McCrary FB Todd Peterson K Kevin Shaffer T Barry Stokes T Dez White WR Carolina PanthersJason Baker P Idrees Bashir S Todd Fordham T Rod Gardner WR Marlon McCree SS Jeff Mitchell C Ricky Proehl WR Kemp Rasmussen DE Will Witherspoon LB Chicago Bears Jerry Azumah CB Jeff Blake QB Doug Brien K Marc Edwards FB Roberto Garza C John Gilmore TE Bobby Gray S Terrance Metcalf G John St. Clair T Dallas Cowboys Dan Campbell TE Jose Cortez K Scott Fujita OLB Andre Gurode* G Eric Ogbogu DE/OLB Peerless Price WR Anthony Thomas RB Detroit LionsJeff Backus T Shawn Bryson RB Jared DeVries DE Eddie Drummond WR Kalimba Edwards DE Vernon Fox FS Jeff Garcia QB Andre Goodman CB James Gutierrez C Earl Holmes MLB Kevin Johnson WR Kyle Kosier T R.W. McQuarters CB Wali Rainier LB Paul Smith RB Bracy Walker S Green Bay PackersKevin Barry T Rob Davis LS Najeh Davenport RB Tony Fisher RB Mike Flanagan C Ahman Green RB William Henderson FB Grady Jackson DT Aaron Kampman DE Paris Lenon MLB Earl Little S Ryan Longwell K Minnesota Vikings Micheal Bennett RB Ralph Brown CB Kelly Campbell WR Corey Chavous SS Sam Cowart MLB Paul Edinger K Melvin Fowler C Ken Irvin CB Lance Johnstone DE Keith Newman OLB Willie Offord SS Koren Robinson WR Brian Williams CB Moe Williams RB Cory Withrow C New Orleans Saints James Allen OLB LeCharles Bentley C Fakhir Brown CB Az Hakim WR Lamont Hall TE Sederick Hodge OLB Darren Howard DE Micheal Lewis WR Fred McAfee RB Ronald McKinnon MLB T.J. Slaughter LB Antowain Smith RB Willie Whitehead DT New York Giants Will Allen CB Tim Carter WR Kendrick Clancy DT Nick Greisen LB Lewis Kelly G Chad Morton RB Bob Whitfield T Philadelphia Eagles Keith Adams LB Lamar Gordon RB N.D. Kalu DE Darnerian McCants WR Jon Runyan T Juqua Thomas DE Brian Westbrook RB San Francisco 49ers Fred Beasley FB Steve Bush FB Anthony Clement T Travis Hall DE Chris Hetherington FB Willie Middlebrooks CB Brandon Moore LB Joe Nedney K Julian Peterson LB Saleem Rasheed LB Derek Smith LB Seattle Seahawks Shaun Alexander RB Leo Araguz P Rodney Bailey DE Kevin Bentley LB Rocky Bernard DT Ryan Hannam TE John Howell S Steve Hutchinson G Joe Jurevicius WR Marquand Manuel S Maurice Morris RB Mack Strong FB Joe Tafoya DE Peter Warrick WR Jimmy Williams CB St. Louis Rams Adam Archuleta SS Aveion Cason RB Terry Fair CB Micheal Hawthorne FS Corey Ivy CB Tyoka Jackson DT Damione Lewis DT Brandon Manumaleuna FB Jamie Martin QB Chris Massey FB Andy McCollum C Tom Nutten G Ryan Pickett NT Jeff Robinson TE/LS Rex Tucker T Jeff Wilkins K Roland Williams TE Matt Willig T Tampa Bay Buccaneers Juran Bolden CB Matt Bryant K Jameel Cook FB Jeff Gooch LB Ike Hilliard WR Chris Hovan DT Dexter Jackson FS Dave Moore TE Todd Steussie T Ellis Wyms DT Washington Redskins Ethan Albright LS Ray Brown G Khary Campbell LB Rock Cartwright RB Ryan Clark SS Demetric Evans DE Warrick Holdman LB Brian Kozlowski TE Omar Stoutmire FS2006 Draft Order...ROUND ONE1. Houston 2. New Orleans 3. Tennessee 4. N.Y. Jets 5. Green Bay 6. Oakland# 7. San Francisco# 8. Buffalo 9. Detroit 10. Arizona 11. St. Louis 12. Cleveland 13. Baltimore 14. Philadelphia 15. Atlanta 16. Miami 17. Minnesota 18. Dallas 19. San Diego 20. Kansas City 21. New England* 22. Denver* (from Washington)23T. Tampa Bay* 23T. Carolina* 25. Chicago* 26. Cincinnati* 27T. Pittsburgh* 27T. N.Y. Giants* 29. Jacksonville* 30. Seattle* 31. Denver* 32. Indianapolis*NOTE: #Subject to coin flip *Subject to playoff results Edited January 5, 2006 by houstonsemipro Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CincoRanch-HoustonResident Posted January 5, 2006 Share Posted January 5, 2006 Great job Longhorns.Michael Vick is the most overrated person in the NFL. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TJones Posted January 6, 2006 Share Posted January 6, 2006 The Rose Bowl could have gone either way. I am totally happy that the Longhorns had the testiscular fortitude to not lay down and die at the end. It showed what a winner is all about, BUT, Vince's knee was definately down in the 2nd quarter, and the TD should have been called back, but I think the 'Horns would have made a TD on that possession regardless, so it is a mute point. The USC fullback number 21 showed me something last night though, that cat was like SHAFT, a bad motherBEEP ! On another note, I am glad that you have thick skin there semipro, I just had to poke a little fun, reading your version of text messaging is another reason that makes coming here one of the joys in my so-called life. (psssssst) semipro, seriously, if you want to borrow my copy of H.O.P. just say the word. Don't tell anyone I wrote this to you, these other "intellectuals" on here don't understand what it's like to be us. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gary Posted January 6, 2006 Share Posted January 6, 2006 (edited) As I sat in my chair last night watching the Rose Bowl for the first time ever. I've finally got a chance to see what everyone was talking about, Reggie Bush. Was I impress? No. It's alot of Reggie Bushes in the NFL already. Don't get me wrong, he have skills, plus he can catch, but, the Texans already have runningbacks like this guy. Reggie reminds me of the rookie runningback, Morency. Moreover, Reggie is the cause of the why USC lost the game, with the stupid stunt he pulled in the 1st quarter. By watching Bush last night, mentally, he's not ready for NFL. He don't look like a starter in the NFL, that's if he goes to a team that don't have no sort of backfield, and the Texans already have 3 good runningbacks that could start and pull off a win. Why we need Bush here? Just for the fame? The name? I wouldn't be surprised if the Texans look over Reggie Bush, and get the 3rd round pick, D Edited January 6, 2006 by Gary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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