Reggie Bush on the market?

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Originally Posted by jdehoff83

Think hes talking about the d line

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I see that now...just confusing since this is a Reggie Bush thread.....

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Originally Posted by NeilPatrickBanana

I think Bush is a very intriguing idea.

He's only 27, and has a lot less wear and tear compared to any other 7 year vet.

I bet Haley wants a back that will enable him to install his running game
(my BELIEF is that we did not install much of Haley's running game, and instead kept most of Arian's running game in tact, coordinated by Kirby. We simply did not have the personnel to run the way Haley has in the past)

My only issue is how we make things work with the cap... but I'm definitely on board with making Reggie Bush a premier free agent pursuit

PS Joique Bell would be a GREAT option to go after in free agency (restricted)

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Posted before we hired KCs Oline coach... just sayin

I'd rather see the Steelers bring back Mendenhall than sign Bush.

Sign Bush , or Draft Kenjon Barner or Mike Gillislee

http://cdn1.trojanwire.com/heritage/...EGGIE_BUSH.jpg

Reggie's Bush rocking the B&G....

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Originally Posted by K Train

hood should have been a NT from day one if they ever planned on moving him there. Im sure we'll be stuck with him at DE until hes off the roster

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Ziggy at NT and McClendon at 5 tech would be Awesome. Rotate Woods Taamu in that mix would be very nice.

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Originally Posted by JollyRob68

Ziggy at NT and McClendon at 5 tech would be Awesome. Rotate Woods Taamu in that mix would be very nice.

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McClendon would get eaten alive playing 5tech

mcclendon would be a terrible 5 tech...al woods on the other hand......

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Originally Posted by K Train

mcclendon would be a terrible 5 tech...al woods on the other hand......

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I am not too sure. He has a good mix of speed and strength. Although I usually do not put any more weight on a sportswriter's opinion than anyone else's (most are considered "experts" just because they write about sports rather than actual knowledge), at least one (Dulac) thinks he could play the position.

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McLendon, though, is a different type of player than Hampton. He is 6-foot-4 and has added nearly 30 pounds since he first joined the Steelers as an undrafted free agent in 2009. He now weighs 320 pounds, but still moves like a defensive end.
Maybe the Steelers should consider flip-flopping starters -- moving McLendon to defensive end and Hood to nose tackle.
Maybe that will help develop something that has been missing from the defensive line -- production.

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