Jarrett Bush- worst pack player EVER

[Noodle]

I thought Torrance Marshall was going to be a great football player for the Pack. He had been a stud at Oklahoma, made key plays all season long during their national championship run, including a great pick six to save the season against A&M, and was named the MVP of the Orange Bowl for a lights out performance against FSU.

Of course, the fact that the kid, who was a Miami native, couldn't play for The U because of academic reasons (seriously) should have tipped me that he might have problems at the pro level.

But he must be given some love, as he was the subject of one of the weirdest threads ever at JSO. And that's saying something.

[pbmax]

Bush broke camp the 6th CB. He wasn't supposed to see the field. Injuries to Lee, Blackman, and Harris make him the nickel....what can you do?

i just find it hard to believe there isn't anyone out there anywhere thats better then him.

like they just said on the radio, he's completely clueless

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...ris-mcalister/

Bretsky, you are in love with his name and your memory of him. Pay attention to the verb, not the object in the PFT headline. The Saints need help and McCallister couldn't provide it.

[Pugger]

TJ Rubley anyone?

+1

[Patler]

There are lots of teams that need help in their defensive backfields. The only way to find an upgrade at this point is if there is a good player just getting ready after an injury, like Mike McKenzie (or Tauscher in the O-line). Anyone who is and has been available for any length of time is not likely to do much for you.

Remember too that Underwood was out this game with a hip problem. Not that he is a great corner or anything close, but he has more practice reps in this defense than Bell, and more practice reps at corner this year than Bush, in all likelihood.

Woodson
Harris
Williams
Blackmon
Lee
Underwood
Trevor Ford

You're at #8 on the preseason depth chart before you get to Bush as a corner or guys like Bell. Bush has probably passed Ford on the corner depth chart, but I doubt bell has.

[MadScientist]

Torrance Marshall

Jude Waddy TM predecessor in all aspects.

[The Shadow]

Estus Hood

[Brandon494]

Don't just blame Bush, the whole secondary played like shit last night including C Wood.

[Bretsky]

Estus Hood
Michael Hawthorne
Michael Hawkins

[The Leaper]

There has to be a young CB on someone's practice squad who is better than Bush...I'd be as useful on the field as Bush, so that means you get rid of him yesterday.

[red]

There has to be a young CB on someone's practice squad who is better than Bush...I'd be as useful on the field as Bush, so that means you get rid of him yesterday.

i've seen it mention a few times the last two days that somehow bush doesn't suck too bad because at the start of the season he was only the #6 or #8 cb. and that he's only playing because of injuries

and IMO he's only listed as a cb because there is no ST listing for player positions. jerrett bush should not be an option for cb when other cb's get injured. he is not a CB. bush is as much of a cb and chad clifton is

clifton should only play tackle, and bush should only play on special teams

neither should ever play a different position

its like mason crosby playing nose tackle. some people just can't play some positions and shouldn't

bush shouldn't play anything other then gunner, he has no clue how to do anything else

[Carolina_Packer]

To go a little diffeent direction on this one, I'd say for what he was supposed to be where he was drafted, Tony Mandarich. Can you argue with that? If you look at the HOF'ers from that draft that were drafted top 5, he was a complete failure by comparison. Ah, the cautionary tale of 'roids.

[Maxie the Taxi]

My nominee for worst Packer ever is QB Frank Patrick.

Don Horn, Zeke Bratkowski, and Bart Starr were ending their careers. Scott Hunter, Jerry Tagge, Rick Norton and Frank Patrick were the future.

Patrick was 6'7", 225 lbs. He looked like Herman Munster under center and played pretty much like him too.

He was on the roster from 1970-72. He played in 4 games and had a career QB rating of 14.2.

Or how about Dennis Claridge or Duke Carlisle, QB's from the early-mid 60's.

Our QB's back then really, really sucked. Although I like Scott Hunter. He handed off well to Brockington and McArthur Lane.

[Willard]

My nominee for worst Packer ever is QB Frank Patrick.

Don Horn, Zeke Bratkowski, and Bart Starr were ending their careers. Scott Hunter, Jerry Tagge, Rick Norton and Frank Patrick were the future.

Patrick was 6'7", 225 lbs. He looked like Herman Munster under center and played pretty much like him too.

He was on the roster from 1970-72. He played in 4 games and had a career QB rating of 14.2.

Or how about Dennis Claridge or Duke Carlisle, QB's from the early-mid 60's.

Our QB's back then really, really sucked. Although I like Scott Hunter. He handed off well to Brockington and McArthur Lane.

Where's the love for Jim Del Gaizo (sp?)? Of course, the John Hadl trade cleaned up the post-Starr QB chaos......or maybe not!