In the final year of his contract and coming off the best year of his career. If he has another strong year, do we resign him? The other running backs on the roster have potential but are unproven. Bush also adds a lot more to our offense than just running the football. He is a threat catching the ball out of the backfield and can give us a lift in the return game every so often. A true home run threat and a talent that is pretty rare.
Obviously, a lot will factor in the decision to retain him. Maybe Daniel Thomas and Lamar Miller emerge and make him expendable. Maybe he will demand too much money. It's hard to say now, I know.
My opinion is that regardless of how the other running backs fare, you do what you can to keep him here if he has another stellar season.
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Bush puts up 1200 yds and 10tds, you pay him. Hes talking big, let's see it.
Puts up sub 1000yds, move on.
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They'll probably extract as much value in a trade as soon as Miller learns how to pass protect...
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Reggie exemplifies what this team wants in a player regarding dedication and work ethic.
If he shows no signs of slowing down, you resign him.BlameItOnTheHenne, Moves, dolfan7171 and 9 others like this. -
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http://www.thephins.com/forums/showthread.php?70669-Dolphin-Survivor-2012
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If there is that much confidence in Miller, Bush could also be trade bait.
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Well, unless he is just indispensible to the offense in a Darren Sproiles sort of way, you almost have to let him walk as Miller is as fast, but larger version of Reggie B and far cheaper for the next 4 seasons.
I like what Reggie brings to the table and think he will make a great weapon in the new offense, in fact he almost could be the playmaking centerpiece of the new attack but unless he is willing to take a mid level running back deal we probably should look at Miller as the guy of the future..almost..if Reggie has truly shaken the injury bug we could see a special yr from him. -
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If I'm the Gm, I'd make him an offer right now..see what range he's thinking of..
The man is still evolving as a back, and is getter better as one, he's versatile, he's super fast, really strong, and has a work ethic that is unmatched on the team..first man on, last man to leave, is 27 years old..I'd sign the player now and show the team who gets rewarded around these parts.USArmyFinFan and Tone_E like this. -
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Deej, that's a good point. I don't know if Philbin needs a Bush kind of guy, particularly if Miller is gonna be half as good as we think he is... If you look at the GB backs, they seem to be solid guys, but that offense usually makes them look better than they really are... I like the idea of fishing him out now and seeing where he's at, especially before this season...if he has another good season (1000+ yds rush, 500 yds receiving), it'll be more difficult to sign him then...however, as I already said, this O has a way of making the backs look just a bit better than they really are...and then there is Miller...?? Good quandary...
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Some of these jokes are very, very tired and I'd appreciate if you let them alone to lie down and die of extreme old age.
If Bush does well, I think he could absolutely get resigned. He's still got room to grow off of last year if he can really continue to be effective playing more zone blocking, and I'm not sure Daniel Thomas and Lamar Miller block him out. If both of them do well, maybe, but right now Thomas is taking a clearly secondary role and Lamar Miller hasn't really done anything.
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Guess who was #3 in the NFL with a drop rate of 3.1% over the last 3 years
Reggie Bush with only 4 drops in the past 3 years.
With running backs with over 100 catchable balls Reggie was tied for SECOND
in the NFL for least drops
http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/07/04/three-years-of-drop-rate-running-backs/
Bush has averaged 56 catches a year for the past 6 years
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I could not agree more with this sentiment. Prime bush is usually always worth the hassle. Yeah, the expiration date is usually 30-years to the day. By all means, bush this side of 30 is never talent that should be wasted.dolfan32323, Pandarilla, Fin D and 1 other person like this. -
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They'll probably franchise him next year, if they want to keep him around.
I'm also a little disappointed that there aren't any pictures of booger from Revenge of the Nerds...
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I'm hoping the board continues to produce quality thread titles lol.Pandarilla likes this.