Say Goodbye to Bush

[mraynrand]

Unblockable!

Just wanted to type that one more time. Buh and Bye, Bushie. Thanks for the INT in the SB when you covered the wrong guy.

[pbmax]

Unblockable!

Just wanted to type that one more time. Buh and Bye, Bushie. Thanks for the INT in the SB when you covered the wrong guy.

Are we sure about that? I thought I remember him simply coming off one coverage on his read of the QB/film. Or am I just making the entire Super Bowl one big error free win for the forces of Good?

[pbmax]

So you are saying there is a chance?

Packer Report @PackerReport 2h2 hours ago
MM said door isn't closed on Bush. He'd get 24 back if he re-signs. Thinks it was premature to give away his number.

[George Cumby]

Are we sure about that? I thought I remember him simply coming off one coverage on his read of the QB/film. Or am I just making the entire Super Bowl one big error free win for the forces of Good?

I remember that Bush jumped the route cause he knew where the rapist was going with the ball.

[mraynrand]

I remember that Bush jumped the route cause he knew where the rapist was going with the ball.

That's what he say NOW, but he left Heath Miller totally uncovered. I'm just glad it worked out.

Bush gave great effort but he was just lost in coverage.

[Patler]

More evidence that the Bush era might not be done yet:

Though the team assigned Bush's number to another player – general manager Ted Thompson usually handles that – Bush still has a nameplate over his locker.

If they don't expect (want) Bush back, his locker would be crated for shipment to him.

[Striker]

With Bush, Hawk, and Jones gone who will people complain about now?

[red]

With Bush, Hawk, and Jones gone who will people complain about now?

oh, don't worry, we'll find someone

[SkinBasket]

With Bush, Hawk, and Jones gone who will people complain about now?

Goodson. He smells like one of those guys the Packers will keep for four seasons waiting for him to turn the corner or miraculously fill the giant void in his game that makes him practically unusable, or who has one talent but not much else. Dendy, Hunter, Lee, Herron, Bigby, Bishop, Walden, Jones, Bush... Sometimes they were due to roster deficiencies, and some did contribute in their own fashion, but turds they were, each and every one, and probably some more I don't recall.

[mraynrand]

Goodson. He smells like one of those guys the Packers will keep for four seasons waiting for him to turn the corner or miraculously fill the giant void in his game that makes him practically unusable, or who has one talent but not much else. Dendy, Hunter, Lee, Herron, Bigby, Bishop, Walden, Jones, Bush... Sometimes they were due to roster deficiencies, and some did contribute in their own fashion, but turds they were, each and every one, and probably some more I don't recall.

Some teams carry 10,20, even more of these kind of guys. It's hard not to have a few on even a championship 53 man roster. I just enjoy a quicker hook, like with Boykin. The Brad Jones Experiment was interminable.

[Patler]

Some teams carry 10,20, even more of these kind of guys. It's hard not to have a few on even a championship 53 man roster. I just enjoy a quicker hook, like with Boykin. The Brad Jones Experiment was interminable.

Personally, I hope Bush is re-signed; just to aggravate half the people who post on here.

I think his time is done, but for quite a few years he provided value at the bottom of the roster because of his effort and exemplary work ethic in addition to his ST performance. He did whatever was asked of him, and you never heard a peep from him. At various times he was #3CB, starting CB for a short time, #4CB, #3, 4 or 5 safety, undesignated DB. It didn't matter to him, he always gave an all-out effort when asked. It doesn't seem that he ever felt he was owed anything, and he was glad to have whatever position he was given.

You can do a lot worse than Jarrett Bush at the bottom of your roster.

[pbmax]

It would be hard to have a better 6th DB on a roster than Bush, he was more than bottom of the roster chum. He was not a starter, but he was a physical presence with good speed when he was out there. You couldn't play him outside without trouble finding the ball, but he could play anywhere inside even on the TE and on a blitz.

Now, I suspect he is slipping a bit, as his gunner role has ben usurped a bit and he doesn't seem to be making as many plays on ST (Richardson and Elliot seem to make more plays). So I can understand the team wanting to be sure he hasn't lost anything with his surgery.

[3irty1]

Personally, I hope Bush is re-signed; just to aggravate half the people who post on here.

I think his time is done, but for quite a few years he provided value at the bottom of the roster because of his effort and exemplary work ethic in addition to his ST performance. He did whatever was asked of him, and you never heard a peep from him. At various times he was #3CB, starting CB for a short time, #4CB, #3, 4 or 5 safety, undesignated DB. It didn't matter to him, he always gave an all-out effort when asked. It doesn't seem that he ever felt he was owed anything, and he was glad to have whatever position he was given.

You can do a lot worse than Jarrett Bush at the bottom of your roster.

I always got the sense that you had to share a locker room with Bush to appreciate his true value. From the accounts I've gathered his work ethic is simply legendary even relative to the elite NFL standard. Having a man like that around must go a long way towards setting expectations for all the UDFAs this team has squeezed production from. He's like a real life Rudy.

[MadScientist]

Nice good-bye puff piece:
http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packe...303693961.html

However this bit is yet another damnation of the Packers' medical staff:
For two years, Bush thought he had a groin pull. He'd rest, return and the pain lingered. The confusion lingered. So this off-season he sought a second opinion in Sacramento, Calif., and an MRI exam revealed a sports hernia.

Seriously, what the fuck is wrong with that staff that they can miss a hernia, along with an ACL that cost us the rights to Johnson.

[George Cumby]

Guy says all the right things, makes me like him even more and want him to succeed. Real mature professional outlook. Make it happen Ted! ��

Plus, his wife is hot.