It's understood that Houston would run 5-10 plays a game with Bush at WR and DD in the backfield.
Corrected.I do not think the average football fan understands the match-up problems Bush is going to present in a split backfiled with D. Davis. Oz, you are far above average so don't think I am picking on you. Bush is far too strong and fast to be covered by a CB. There is no way a LB or either FS/SS can handle that guy can one on one in space.
The minute you trot him out in the slot the defense is going to be forced to either call of the double coverage/shading to AJ's side of the field or drop back into a zone. Bush, if he is as good as it appears, will have a dramatic impact on the Texans OL play. Little hard to constantly press Carr if Bush is in the slot; Putzier is at the TE spot and Johnson is out wide, while Moulds is left on the other side with Davis in the backfield. Teams will have to honor what they see at the line of scrimmage. Perhaps the Texans will begin to predicate terms and conditions to a few NFL defenses instead of the other way around.
Zone or man to man the defense has a problem. Zone will open running lanes for delays or see many dump passes to either back on the flooded side of the field. Man to man will see that Bush, Johnson or Moulds are left in single coverage.
Defensive coordinators are going to have substantial problems especially considering Kubiak is no slouch running an offense.