Reggie Bush (1 Viewer)

[Breesisdaman]

I used to be known as "Bushisdaman" around these parts but changed that handle with Bush's trade to Miami. He never really became the man in New Orleans but could he in Miami? I have seen Reggie have a few good games here and there before he would return to earth or worse get hurt. He has strung a few nice games together at least with the TD's. Do you guys see him as a #2 RB going forward? or will he give up too much to Thomas from here on out.

 

[Breesisdaman]

31 views and no replies. I guess that speaks louder than words.

 

[Arizona Ron]

I like Bush, I use him as one of three RBs in a PPR (as a flex). I wouldn't want to rely on him as my #2 non-PPR non-flex (max two RBs).

I think Bush is who we thought he is - can't run between tackles and isn't durable enough to be a main back. And Miami being horrible makes it even worse.

He's worth keeping (depending on your league rules) but not worth buying/trading for.

 

[mbuehner]

Sure, if the price is right. I always thought Bush could be valuable even splitting touches with DT, at least in PPR. I don't think they were playing very smart football for much of the season (and losing) but now they seem to have a good formula- get Bush the ball in space. Better yet, let Thomas handle the grunt work and limit Bush's punishment, because he will get hurt sooner or later carrying the ball 15 times a game. He can be more effective running 10 and catching 5 passes a game. I'd say in PPR he's a serviceable RB2, definitely RB3. I wouldn't make him my RB2 without a viable plan B though, too much uncertainty with his injury history and a strong rookie in the mix.

 

[Timmay]

I would buy, i am sad to admit this, but i have been using him as my #2 this year, ever since Charles went down and Ingram decided he wanted to suck it up all year. I would take Bush all day as a #3.