| Honestly, do u think that reggie bush should be given the go ahead by his coaches to play like he did at USC? |
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i mean look at all the highlights he compiled tons of it in college |
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The NFL is a whole lot different than college. The Linebackers are a whole lot faster, The D-Linemen are a whole lot bigger and the safeties can hit a whole lot harder. You have to remember that Reggie put up a lot of those numbers in a conference that was not known for its defense. I dont see the saints changing his roll unless they get truely desperate. And if they do, don't expect the same impact he had in college. |
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well i guess the role change has been forced upon him now. Report It He has been trying the NFL isnt like college. I think that you are failing to realize the difference in the level of competition between college and professional football. Handing him or throwing him the ball every other play would get that little man killed. It's a different world. College ball, isn't nearly as competitive as the Pro game. There are only a 1000 and some change Pro Football players. They are the BEST of the BEST. There's a difference between piling up highlights versus Washington State than there is in doing it against an NFL defense. He even admitted it himself on the Sunday Coversation on ESPN that he cant do it the way he used to in High School and in college. He is trying to work on running straight ahead unlike how he used to when he would run from side to side. In the NFL defensive ends are just as fast as he is so he cant do it the old way. I think it will only help him to change up his game. He has tried but NFL defenses are too fast for Reggie to be doing his juking and jiving. Problem is he is not a good north-south runner because he isn't hard to bring down when he goes between the tackles in the NFL Personally trying to get Reggie more involved in the offense as a running-back is bringing down the Saints. They should just stick with Reggie as primarily a receiver out of the back field and let Deuce do the heavy lifting. He played, what, 20 games in college? 23? And only maybe three of them were against great teams. So you expect 3 real games to transfer to NFL success, where EVERY team is a great team? Problem is; Reggis Bush excelled in college by superior athleticism, but he's at a level of equality in that area now. Oh please, do you really think his coaches are holding him back from expressing his raw talent? The NFL is a lot harder than college. |
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