Do u think Reggie Bush will have a good Career in the NFL???

Even kno he is a Rookie coming up.....he has to play with bigger better pro's like Ray Lewis-Keith Brooking-Joey Porter and all the other good LB's|||I think he'll have a good career. However, given his size I think he'll have a shorter career than one would hope. My case study to compare with Reggie would be Gayle Sayers. Sayers was a speedy, shifty RB in the NFL whose smallish size led him to injury troubles. Running backs have the shortest career span in the NFL to begin with, and being a smaller back will tend to shorten that career span even more.|||He is small for an NFL RB...but I think he will excel anyway.





The trend is changing from big bruising back to small faster ones!|||I want to see him do good. I think that he will be a starter every game. He would average 1,500 yards a year might lead a team to a championship (not the Texans). He will not be as good as he was in college because of the competition.


for the LBs do not forget to mention Brian Urlacer (bears)|||of course he will do well. hes a playmaker like ladanian tomlinson|||if he goes to the huston texans which he probably will he might have a tuff time cuz they also have a prtty good back in dominick davis and i don't see y they will draft bush but further than that yeah cuz he is a small shifty back that can make plays a break big yard gains.|||I think he will have a great career barring any injurys. Pretty small but has the quickness and explosiveness that you need to get thru the hole.comparable to marshall faulk and tomlinson but a long way from their careers.|||IF the Houston Texans get ANY kind of help on the o-line (see David Carr since rookie year), Houston just got Eric Moulds (now they have two excellent receivers), IF Houston drafts Reggie Bush, I see him being Marshall Faulk Reincarnate, maybe better IF the o-coordinator knows what he is doing (a la Mike Martz back when he was only an o-coordinator). I don't know that marshall is/was the athlete that Bush is, as great an athlete that Faulk was.|||The irony is, if they trade the pick and get Ferguson and then pick up someone like Eric Winston from the "U" then Bush could be great behind a developing line like that...unfortunately that can't happen if they trade the pick to improve the line, which they haven't addressed this off-season...with so many veteran stallwarts out there like my Jet's own Fabini and Mawae, why not rent a few vets for a year or two so Bush will have someone to run behind and then draft OLine the rest of this draft, as well as next year. They will still pick up a good enough OLineman this year (E. Winston or McNeil out of Auburn or Scott from Texas), but their O line coach, whomever he is, obviously has no talent to develop no name players because the line, again sucks...so they need to draft skill. Now if Bush goes to the Jets in a trade like so many people expect, he'll do even worse than he will do at Houston with all the media hoopla and constantly living under the microscope...I love the Jets but I would rather see Ferguson and Maroney (or even Addai) picked in the first round than trade those picks for Bush...|||i think he will be really good unless he gets hurt. the texans did get the center from green bay which will move mckinny over to guard, so its a little better on the o-line. the texans should not pass up bush, or if they decide young. but probably bush.|||If he can be on a team that has some other threat than him and a line that can make some openings for him. He will need another back to take some of the pressure off of him in the begining|||HELL ya he was made for football he is going to be like all the other great backs.|||Bush is a small back at 6' and 201 pounds. he's being compared to guys like tiki barber and marshall faulk. at his personal workouts he did a lot of route running and swing passes out of the backfield. If and when he gets the nod for the texan's backfield, dont expect him to be doing any banging up the gut, check him to shoot the outsides.|||Reggie Bush is going to have an amazing career and be a phenom in the NFL.