Were British Guys Impressed by Reggie Bush? (FIRST TIME REACTION)

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[@winkweindel]

Try Darren McFadden college highlights

[@MostlyElectrolytes]

I love Reggie Bush because he came into the NFL with all of the hype in the world and it never really materialized but rather than let the ego turn him into a bust he put his head down and turned out a pretty solid workmanlike career with a few amazing highlights here and there. Most of these guys will shrink and become complete failures or problems....he didn't. Definitely in the top 5 college players of all time for me...up there with Barry for sure.

[@Ordzo88]

Facts. Very respectable career and a true professional.

[@tombowers6713]

That hit by the eagles in the playoffs humbled him

[@MostlyElectrolytes]

@@tombowers6713 I don't know if it humbled him, but it probably made him change his pants. I felt it through the screen.

[@Mellowhype503]

Yup 100% and he was in the wrong era. He would be right there with cmc right now.

[@shuddle32]

Reggie bush was one of the best pure athletes I’ve ever seen, college football was so fun to watch around that time

[@Jewel-zl1nn]

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[@darnell-mooney]

he was elite as a runner and receiver, with insane speed (4.33 40 yard dash) for a RB, that's part of why he went so high in the draft. and that was still back when RB was a premium position for nfl teams. people were projecting him to be a 1000 yard rusher and 1000 yard receiver. he was never a superstar in the NFL but he still had some great moments. as far as college goes he's one of the most electric players ever

[@DNReacts]

Really expected him to have taken to the NFL really well. Thanks for the context and info 🤝

[@dc07932]

@@DNReactshe was one of the cases where he was so athletically dominant in HS and college he hasn’t developed the intangibles and “moves” his peers had to, he coasted off his genes until he couldn’t A bunch of the clips in the video he looks like he’s moving x2 speed compared to everyone else

[@kayo9125]

If reggie bush played in todays era he'd be a star. His skillset was ahead of its time

[@shuddle32]

I was thinking thinking about him in the nfl the other day, he didn’t have the career we all thought he would be he did have him moments but for me in the nfl he will always be remember for receiving that hit against the eagles on the the screen pass

[@jwelch4172]

​​@@dc07932yeah coupled with the fact that the teams he was on were incredibly good, with his offensive line being among the best in the nation

[@DHarvey95EQ]

Reggie is the reason I’m a USC fan he played in the nfl from 2006-2016 for 5 different teams and won the superbowl with the New Orleans Saints. He’s not a hall of famer but he had a solid career even though he only had 2 seasons where he rushed for 1,000+ yards. He’s in the college football hall of fame

[@DNReacts]

Thanks for this! Can definitely understand why he’s in the college hall of fame too 🤝

[@iiXboxLiive]

That play at 5:44 is known as the "Bush Push." Context from Wikipedia below: On the last play of the game for second and goal, sometimes called the "Bush Push" and named one of the greatest college football plays ever, Carroll signaled to Leinart to spike the ball and stop the game. As it would turn out, the gesture was merely a decoy. Carroll had really told Leinart to go for the touchdown and not to tie the game and cause overtime. Leinart, opting to keep the ball on the advice of Bush, tried to sneak into the end zone. When he was stopped by a large group of Irish players, Bush pushed him into the end zone for the winning score. After an excessive celebration penalty, a missed extra point, and a final, unsuccessful last-ditch attempt at a kickoff return for touchdown by Notre Dame with only 3 seconds left, the game ended with the Trojans winning 34-31.

[@elijahfoster2]

Infamous play. Was illegal at the time to push another player but now it’s legal. USC was down by 3 and it was a do-or-die play. There were only 3 seconds left in the game when they scored that touchdown. As a notre dame fan growing up as a kid, that play haunted me lol

[@Louie-tf6mz]

This is awesome fellas! I played against Reggie in High school for 2 seasons (5 tackles on him!) and he is still the undisputed GOAT in San Diego High school history which is crazy considering the stars that have come out of here. Even when his team would beat us, you couldn't hang your head for too long because you knew you had just played against greatness.

[@KevinQuinn81]

Reggie was definitely in the 2006 Rose Bowl. The Rose Bowl is played on or after New Years Day and that year was the National Championship Game for the 2005-2006 season. The Heisman Trophy is a regular season award and is awarded in December so he was the current season's winner in that game. That top of that '06 draft was actually quite fascinating. The Texans had the top pick and, for months, Bush was considered the likely pick. There as no consensus number 1 QB and Bush was such an athletic weapon that he could be used at RB, WR, and return man. However, in the days leading up to the draft, the Texans shifted focus to a defensive end out of NC State named Mario Williams. Williams was considered the best edge rusher heading into the draft and the Texans decided that they needed an answer to Peyton Manning who they would see twice a year with the Colts in their division. It made a bit of sense but was still quite surprising to many at the time. That all being said, both had solid careers but ones that were lackluster compared to the hype. Williams sputtered in his career mixing some good years with some off years (some due to injury) but he eventually played 11 years in total, made 4 Pro Bowls, and contributed to some up-and-coming Bills teams in the early 10's. Bush played for the same 11 years and contributed to the Saints Super Bowl win in 2009-10, albeit in a limited capacity due to injury; something that also contributed to the sputters in his career. 5:44 - This was a famous play because it was a QB sneak late in a rivalry game against Notre Dame on the road with USC on a 27-game win streak heading into the game. This was a play that came to be known as the "Bush Push" because Reggie pushes the QB Matt Leinart into the end zone, which you weren't allowed to do back then, but nobody called it.

[@JoeBlow_4]

People thought Houston was going to pick him first but they picked a Defensive End. Like someone else said, it was Mario Williams.

[@DNReacts]

Thanks for letting us know, appreciate it 🤝

[@jamesdakrn]

Along the 10 Freeway in LA, some USC alum bought the billboard space to put out a "NCAA REINSTATE REGGIE BUSH'S HEISMAN" ad lmao

[@Timmycoo]

Bush vs Young game was such a hype moment in College Football. Bush was never adapted into a "between the tackles" RB in the NFL and especially working in a pass first offence with the Saints, still helped that he had great hands and footwork, combined with speed.

[@DNReacts]

Thanks for the comment Timmy 🤝

[@benstrockis335]

You guys should react to that game! Epic! 2006 national championship

[@mikeythesaintsfanforlife235]

The first pick in the 2006 nfl draft was Mario Williams by the Houston Texans.

[@DNReacts]

Thanks Mikey 🙏

[@HydraMods]

Random tidbit, the coach you saw from USC now coaches the Seattle Seahawks. Love coach Pete Carrol! Edit: He's been head coach of Seattle since 2010

[@areguapiri]

Reggie Bush was fast and fun to watch. ...My favorite Southern Cal (USC) running backs are O.J. Simpson, Charles White, and Marcus Allen. All three won the college Heisman Trophy ('68, '79, '81), and Simpson and Allen are in the NFL Hall of Fame.

[@a00141799]

I knew you would be impressed by Reggie bush. Reggie runs past other guys with elite speed with ease. He’s not particularly big, but no one could run stride for stride with him in college. He had a decent NFL career with the few amazing highlights. But he did not have a Hall of Fame type career. He has become quite a well-known pundit on one of the big NFL networks. He’s remembered for his college career more than his NFL career. I went to UCLA and USC is our crosstown rival. Reggie just killed us during his time at SC. Great video guys. Again your discord poll did you a solid.

[@DNReacts]

I like that you can appreciate a big rival, he looked incredible in college, so glad this one was recommended to us!

[@matteo5752]

Danthony Thomas when he was at Oregon was pretty insane also. Should do a video on that

[@keenansanders832]

I’d recommend watching some of his pro highlights too. As some people have already mentioned, he wasn’t the superstar in the NFL that he was in college but he had those flashes of brilliance that made you just stop and go “wow”. Definitely worth checking out. Keep up the great work gentlemen!

[@Pete_Finch]

In the NFL Reggie won a Super Bowl, was a first team All-Pro and played for 11 seasons. I do remember a lot of people being disappointed with him early on, given how dominant he was in college - the NFL is just a different beast. Still, he had a career that few running backs that make it to that level could hope for

[@ironmike5812]

Great career. Reggie Bush was so good in college he had a near HoF career and everyone called him a bust

[@titleloanman]

The play where you weren’t sure what happened is a hugely famous play called the “Bush Push.” That was a game between rivals USC and Notre Dame that had national championship implications. It came down to that final TD, where Bush illegally pushed his QB into the end zone for a win. The rule has since been changed, but at the time it was a horrible missed call.

[@michaelpeli2429]

This would be an excellent game to react to as well

[@david-1775]

Texas had a very similar runner to Reggie in Jamaal Charles. They both played in the 2005 NC game. Jamaal had the better NFL career and still holds the record for most Yards Per Carry in the NFL (5.4 YPC) in the modern era. Yes, his average carry was better than Jim Brown, Walter Peyton, Barry Sanders and everybody else.

[@WahooSerious]

Those USC teams were stacked with talent and were really fun to watch

[@AnthonyJolly-mv4gg]

Now time to see quarterback Vince Young's University of Texas Highlights (2nd in Heisman Trophy Voting to Bush)Yes! Reggie was playing in the National Championship Game at The Rose Bowl in 2006.While Reggie Bush was giving teams bellyaches,and headaches.😂VINSANITY down in Austin,Texas was doing the same,but slightly more with the ball being a QB throwing TD passes as well,and giving teams nausea,and full body cramps.😂Texas High School Football Player Of The Year 2001.🏈🤠

[@tekojordan4306]

Do warrick Dunn Florida st highlights next you will love em

[@Ordzo88]

Best college player I ever watched! I was always left speechless. And he was in fact in that National Championship game vs Texas. The TD at the 6 min mark was from that legendary game

[@Landonio]

Still arguably the best college football player of this century in my opinion. He was just in another level.

[@jsnides2]

You guys need to do de’anthony Thomas. One of the most electrifying players of the 2010s. Keep it up y’all!

[@6mcneills]

Run DAT was a real thing and that dude was a PROBLEM in college football. He was so fast and shifty nobody could keep up. I think he broke Reggies record for most yards per touch one year. That Oregon offense was absolutely unreal

[@huejaynus3134]

Crenshaws finest

[@lostmotel6156]

Mario Williams, an edge rusher from NC State, was drafted 1st that year by the Texans. Both he an Bush went on to play 10 years in the league with decent stats and personal accolades, but not a lot of team success. Both ended up posting respectable, but sub-100, career AV scores (btw, if you're not familiar, these AV scores come from the Pro Football Reference site, which is an invaluable resource for NFL stats and history).

[@cameronhead3341]

He did win a Superbowl n made NFC championship as a rookie where he had one of the most badass TDs and pointed back at Brian Urlacher then flipped into the endzone in the snow in that career of his. I'd call that team success Also, some of the sickest NFL leaps and jukes ever(TDs vs Miami in 09 and vs Pittsburgh in 06 come to mind)

[@cameronhead3341]

Taking a RB 2nd overall then making it one game away from the Superbowl, especially with the Saints(laughing stock 3-13 record prior to that). Ik Sean and Drew were pivotal, but he didn't suck n opened up the offense with DCs always having to account for him as RB and WR. Sneaky had 88 receptions AS A ROOKIE n was ELITE in punt return game

[@cameronhead3341]

Sean typically deployed 2 and 3 running backs as well, keeping his carry count a little lower, but darn was he fun and dare I say successful even if not the GOAT everyone thought

[@Idealdeath8304]

Best college running back of all time

[@areguapiri]

You're kidding, right?

[@crockwell1966]

Uh....No

[@FL1PSID3]

He was the reason I got into college football and became a USC fan. He was the most exciting college player back then. He could catch, had elite speed, quickness, returned punts and kickoffs. He did it all. He was a ok/good player in the NFL. He won a Superbowl with the New Orleans Saints though.

[@keenansanders832]

The first highlight in this video, where he has that amazing sideline juke and score was against my alma mater Fresno State. That actually wound up being a much closer game than people thought it would be but the Bulldogs had absolutely no answer for Reggie Bush. He was on another planet in college.

[@huejaynus6873]

Had the privilege of watching Reggie play in high school. He went to helix high school in San Diego , ca along with Alex smith, they were the first and only so far, high school teammates to be the finalists of the heisman the same year.

[@christophermckinney3924]

USC (Southern Cal) is Running Back university. OJ Simpson, Charles White, Marcus Allen, Reggie Bush, and others.

[@areguapiri]

Yes!!

[@KMI0588]

I played against Reggie Bush in high school. Obviously he absolutely destroyed us lol

[@DNReacts]

Wow, this is awesome! Not that you got destroyed obviously lol.

[@KMI0588]

@@DNReacts I'm not too upset about it. My football career ending in high school lol. Reggie went on to have a pretty solid professional career. He wasn't as dominate as he was in high school and college but still really good.

[@nickgeorge7112]

It’s time for Marvin Harrison Jr. highlights. You’ll be blown away, also his father is a Hall of Fame WR.

[@DNReacts]

Marvin Harrison Jr Highlights due in the next couple of weeks. He’ll be up before the new season 👍

[@baileyjones1854]

Also drake maye

[@marvinlawrence]

The Marvin Harrison Jr highlights must also be accompanied by highlights from his pops.....only fair

[@zachwyatt8070]

I wore #5 growing up playing football because of Reggie Bush. I play slow pitch softball now just for fun and still wear #5. Watching him grown up made a HUGE impact on me. I wanted to be just like him. One of the best college players of all time in my opinion. Seemed like everytime he touched the ball it's was 20 yards or a touchdown. Really miss those days.

[@farleytravis89]

His change of direction was the best all time.

[@inefzi]

The fact that yall reacted to Cam and now Reggie Bush after I lefted a comment about them two a few days ago on another video is INSANE!! 😎

[@HoneySwtDrms]

He made my High School football games really fun to go to! 😂

[@JoeyVatavuk]

reggie bush highlight compilations have to be some of the first youtube videos ever. he was like ladainian tomlinson in that every kid wanted to be him at that time

[@ImDaveMatthews]

Nothing like watching Reggie Bush run circles around my Powder Blues to bring the PTSD back again

[@TheChillShill]

As a runner in the league he took a while to get going. He was always a good receiver out of the backfield. He dealt with a lot of injuries early with the Saints but he eventually started discovering he could run with power and had a nice 3 year run in Miami.

[@Jiff321]

Top 20 college player all time.

[@Fc2300]

Mario Williams ended up going 1st that year. Throughout the lead up to the draft though, it was thought that Reggie would be going 1st to the Texans. It was almost a foregone conclusion by all the draft experts that it would be Reggie. Texan stunned everyone when, i believe the day before the draft, they announced that they were going to select Mario Williams with the 1st pick. Reggie was actually in the 2006 National Championship game you covered, he messed up early in the game by fumbling unnecessarily. Ironically Vince Young the QB for Texas was drafted the next pick after Reggie at 3rd overall.

[@pickles_mcgickle6583]

He played in possibly the greatest football game ever played, the college championship between usc and Texas. It’s really worth a watch, idk if it makes sense as a full video but its worth watching

[@darrinlindsey]

The game where they showed him push the QB into the end zone, was one of the greatest college football games of the last 50 years. It was against Notre Dame.

[@alanschmitt9865]

Watching Reggie play was the first time I understood the phrase “human cheat code”.

[@vct454]

Sheldon Brown: "And I took that personally."

[@rorykeenan3069]

When I was a kid I bought the ncaa video game just so I could play as Reggie bush, him and Vince young were insane during that year.

[@everypitchcounts4875]

Sad that NCAA took all of the records he broke at USC away. His game against Fresno State Bulldogs was insane.

[@taylormoncrief8852]

Do his teammate lendale white next! Thunder n lightning baby!

[@storyvilledistrict]

His high school highlights are insane too 🔥

[@dankdrank1774]

He was pretty solid in the nfl. He was a favorite running back for a time but he had some injuries that he has to deal with. One time when he was facing the bills they have a concrete rim the surrounds the outside of the field right below the fans and he slipping on the concrete and tore his meniscus.

[@anthonygrant8833]

I’m glad you guys finally reacted to it, you should do D Anthony Thomas next he was a running back & you guys will love the highlights

[@Obiwankanoli]

He was something else to watch on the field. He done things that seem unbelievable. It's a shame when he got to pros he just couldn't get rid of the injury bug

[@walterspears6416]

My favorite player in college and nfl. Love this gon bless this channel soon.

[@DNReacts]

🤝🤝

[@LuckyNemo03]

Reggie has to have the best high school/college highlights ever.

[@xavieriswavier]

Greatest College running back of all time 🔴🟡🔥💯 and Mario Williams went to the Bills first that draft he was an OLB/DE. When Reggie bush went to the NFL he was too small to be a good 3 down running back but was utilized as a screen man and had a couple kick and punt returns. He had a relatively short career and won the Super Bowl with the Saints and currently is a football analyst for one of the sports networks I think ESPN or Fox

[@thatbluebot2486]

My brother was in the USC band during the reggie bush era. Gotta check out the band sometime, 10/10 showmanship

[@DNReacts]

Oh wow! Love this. I’ll make a note of the band, appreciate the comment

[@josephsoto9933]

USC, with 8, has the most Heisman Award winners. The first was Mike Garrett in 1965, followed by O.J. Simpson in 1968. 3 were QBs the others were RBs. They won 3 in 4 years (2002, 04 & 05). However, if you look at the list of winners you see that the 2005 winner is not listed. Bush's stripped of his award when it was discovered that he (actually his parents) were illegally "compensated" during his days at USC. The school was "heavily" punished, which why it took so long to get their next winner (#8) in Caleb Williams in 2022. When Bush played, the home stadium (L.A. Coliseum) would play a the noise of a jet engine revving in anticipation of Bush getting the ball and blasting off.

[@ismokeyftw3919]

Someone in the comments called him a bust. Lol I mean he wasn’t a rushing champion by any means but he he averaged 4.3 yards per carry which is pretty nice. Always was on the field as a receiving back on pass plays. Helped the team he was drafted to win the superbowl in his fourth season. Played 10 season in the league, was a first team all pro punt returner one season and had 58 career touchdowns which is tied for 195th all time. Not amazing career, but bust wouldn’t be my assessment of it.

[@ThatsMyStuffYouBledOnTrevor]

Bust compared to the expectations or potential, but yeah I agree stat-wise it’s not totally fair.

[@DNReacts]

10 seasons for the RB never bad either. Thanks for the info and context 🙏 Really appreciate it

[@Wiley_C]

What could have been!!! Never had the NFL career everyone hoped for after dipping his wick in a Kardashian. The ultimate athlete curse!

[@Sparkle_Ninja]

Fun fact: Reggie dated Kim Kardashian for 3 years when he first got into the NFL. Also (not fun fact): He had the Heisman Trophy taken away from him because of money 💰 scandals coming to light. He and his family got money while he was in college or something like that.

[@nancysexton4364]

You guys ought to check out the tradition of flyovers at US pro and college sports. One of the best videos shows the USAF planning a flyover at Soldier Field before a Bears game

[@chroniccomplainer3792]

Jukes are next level. Hips are unbelievably loose. Every kid when i was growing up wanted to move like reggie bush. He also got to have tons of fun with kim Kardashian. True sports super star.

[@mauruhkatigaming4807]

I don't think it can be overstated how hyped up Reggie Bush was after coming out of college - more than anyone else I can remember in my lifetime. The fact that he wasn't even drafted first by the Texans was a huge shock. The fact that the Texans turned out to be right, maybe even moreso. Everyone, and I do mean EVERYONE, was certain that it would be remembered as one of the all-time great blunders. But Mario Williams became an excellent defensive end, and while Bush went on to have a solid career, he didn't even come close to the insane expectations people had for him. But when you look at his college highlights, can we really blame people for expecting so much of him?

[@howyadoin9887]

His high school highlights are even better.

[@mocrg]

That USC team was stacked. I remember going to the UCLA game and it was pretty much over by halftime and the UCLA fans left. I was shouting hey where you going? Lol

[@acekapone1367]

My city San Diego produces the best running backs and some of the best athletes in the world. It shows in the amount of Heisman Trophy winners we have. The city with the most Heisman winners. We deserve a 30 for 30. Reggie Bush won a super bowl with the saints. He had a solid NFL career.

[@Lohzeローズ]

People probably already said but yeah I was a huge USC/Reggie Bush fan in his college days, I was really hoping to continue that into the NFL. He had some solid years but he never really got to be the super star stand out that people had envisioned him based off his college tapes.

[@sammurphy3343]

He was a true speed back.

[@dekolah5]

Favorite running back 🎉

[@terryharris8228]

Favorite college athlete of all time

[@DNReacts]

Love this Terry! 🤝

[@rumbelstiltskin1862]

Reggis Bush was in the 06 rose bowl he won the heisman that year it was the same season, the regular season happened in 05 but the rose bowl happens after the first of the year in 06, and Matt Leinart won it in 04 their QB.

[@devindawson606]

The same person who made that highlight video also does a Cam Newton college highlights. Heisman, national champ, #1 draft pick with an MVP

[@sammurphy3343]

He never lived up to what everyone thought he would do in the NFL.

[@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE]

There's a play that he did in high school where he completely Dodged like 8 to 10 players should have been tackled pulled off the craziest spin absolutely insane, he also pulled off this crazy play when he got to the NFL weeping over somebody escort a touchdown from about 17 to 18 feet away legit jump somebody and scored a touchdown in midair which was an 18-foot jump 👀

[@joshpavlik3343]

Definitely wouldn’t say bust the dude lasted 10 years in the NFL, yes he was never an elite nfl back he was a dude that managed to carve out a career. Also yes he played in the 06’ rose bowl verses Vince Young and the Texas Longhorns.

[@A_Name_]

Bush is a great case study on what doesn't work in the NFL. He was so insanely physically gifted that it hid his downsides. When he got to the NFL he couldn't just outrun everyone, flip the field(think a counter play but unscripted) or expect so much room to work with to make guys miss. It took him quite a few years to change his style up and become a solid NFL player. Accepting the fact he can't try and turn every play into a touchdown. As funny as it may sound he was actually better after 4-5 years and losing a step. Still never was worth a first round pick let alone #2 overall but was a decent back. Very similar to derrick Henry actually, his career was looking like a giant bust till a former titans running back told him he was going to lose his job unless he stopped trying to play hero ball and just hit the hole and gain what's there.

[@BlooMagoo-ou1ld]

Oregon Ducks fan here. Reggie Bush and Matt Leinart are USC legends. Them and that Pete Carroll (now head coach of the Seattle Seahawks) led team are considered one of the best college football dynasties. That’s why it was such a big deal when Vince Young and Texas beat them in the National Championship.

[@phillipsilva1069]

If I remember correctly, I believe Mario Williams a defensive lineman, went first that year back then it wasn’t uncommon for running backs to be high picks that trend only started probably within the last 10 years

[@vincenzofrancis9015]

Reggie was incredible - as a runner and a receiver. He had some crazy stats in college for “all purpose yards” (kick return, punt return, rushing & receiving yards) including a 500 yard performance with all purpose yards. He bounced around in the NFL a little bit but did bulk up to adjust to The NFL. Was always best though just as a pure runner. Since you guys are starting to do more college stuff - I still strongly recommend Charles Woodson! (College Heisman & NFL MVP) ☮️❤

[@vincenzofrancis9015]

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[@creature1273]

Bush was in that game, but the dates fall different, the bowl game was in January so the awards go for the year before, the first pick was Mario Williams to the Texans, who ended up being a very good edge rusher. Bush struggled to be on the field for every play in the NFL with him being thinner, he became a very good 3rd down back. He struggled with injuries, and struggled with him being slighter and not sooo much faster then everyone. It actually ended up being the better pick in the long run. Sorry Texans fan here. Favorite moment was him losing to Texas in Rose Bowl.

[@bigsmoke7381]

Best college running back ever in my lifetime at least

[@cteal2018]

Reggie was a human cheat code. He had a very good career, could have been a Hall of Famer but injuries slowed him down. A D Lineman by the name of Mario Williams was the 2st over all pick the year Bush was drafted...Reggie had the better of the 2 careers by a long shot... and yes...Reggie was in that USC v Texas game with Vince Young.

[@taiwanwhite5762]

You've seen his teams (USC/Seahawks), you've watched his players. Pete Carroll is an exceptional coach. I'll never forgive him for turning me into a Jets fan, nor will I forgive the Jets for firing him after only one season. FOR RICH KOTITE!!!

[@bmr209]

Sounds like the British guys were impressed 😂

[@rodgerslogan23]

Best college player OF ALL TIME

[@StanleyMalbroughRoninHD]

People saying he didn't live up to the hype (in the NFL) may not realize he was under the Sean Payton offense and he always utilized everyone to keep defenses on their toes, but when it was Reggie's turn... he lived up to it. He didn't get the carries in the first place, because he shared time with Duece McCalister and Pierre Thomas who were great RBs for their jobs. However, if you watch his run, especially in 09 where he's the one bringing the bat out in the playoffs, it's pretty clear he was the man. I do believe if he had gone to another team that he may not have gotten the right usage. Not stung he wouldn't have been a thousand-yard rusher but he may have gotten beaten up too early. There weren't too many "slimmer" backs at the time being used correctly. Sean Payton was able to use him like he was used at USC because of his offensive genius. Other teams that were in the market for him did not have that luxury, to be honest.

[@gregoryleek1471]

D’Anthony Thomas college highlights is a good watch.

[@beastendj]

Christian McCaffery in college and the nfl is must watch tv too

[@JamesLarson47]

Mario Williams, a freak of an athlete Defensive end, went first in that draft. Neither one of them had the careers that they were expected to have.

[@robertdedrick7937]

College FB practices (camp) start Wednesday !!! The season is here LeGo....

[@DNReacts]

Let’s gooo!

[@robertdedrick7937]

@DNReacts interviews, updates and news almost every day in the month of August through camp .. The 1st two weeks of practice before classes start are camp. The players are locked down together in dorm rooms 24/7 film, meetings, practices,

[@jeremiahguenther584]

Reggie Bush had a decent NFL career in perspective of just how how it is to play and stay in the NFL. But compared to his legendary status in college, and his draft spot, his NFL career didn’t quit live up to it, injuries played a big role. Still none the less carved out a nice career.

[@dtombruner]

As a pro, he had two 1,000 yard seasons and a Super Bowl ring. His first coach Sean Peyton killed him with his usage.

[@tank4ever]

His NFL career was not that of an all time great RB, but I would say he was an all time great dual threat weapon. He wasn't someone who would rush for 1400+ yards in a season, but he could get that same production through rushing & receiving combined with like 600-700 yards of each. Most his career was spent splitting time with other RBs on the Saints but once they traded him to the Dolphins he proved he did have the capability to be a good solo RB. Finally achieving his first 1000 yard rushing season. His final season as a full time starter really showed the potential of what he could've been if given the opportunities earlier in his career, he finished the season with his most scrimmage yards ever at 1500 (1000 rushing yards & 500 receiving yards.)

[@gregadkins2483]

Reggie is one of the greatest college players I have ever seen. It was appointment TV when they played. He was a good pro. He may have made a pro bowl or two, but he was nothing compared to his college days. People will beat him down because he could not reach these heights in the NFL, but yeah, he had a solid 10 year career

[@gregadkins2483]

Another thing to consider is just how stacked with talent these SC teams were. All of his Oline would have played in the league. That helps you look good. If you notice, a lot of the time he doesn't have to cut until he already has a 5 yard gain, or if he does half of the D Line is already on the ground. Those teams were elite.

[@statpadford]

reggie was the best player in college football when i was growing up. he was like barry sanders at the collegiate level. the goofy ncaa tried to scrub away all his accomplishments for selling his jersey but those who seen it won’t ever forget

[@Bringmethehorizondude]

Pretty sure he’s the highest rated rookie in Madden ever with an 87

[@DNReacts]

Wow, that says a lot about what was expected! Thanks for that info

[@fumesniff]

he shares that score with calvin johnson. what's cool is- mario williams who was drafted first, over bush, had a score of 86.

[@m-jay356]

Reggie Bush was my favorite RB in college. Wish he had a better career in the NFL

[@alessandroscuderi7300]

He had a good not great NFL career. He was only a top 10 running back in 1 year and the rest just solid. Didnt live up to the hype but still carved out a solid 10 yr career.