What are the chances of the Saints going to the playoffs with Drew Brees and Reggie Bush?
370003
very good they obtained players at the positions they needed them at...if they would've kept delhomme in 03 they'd be alot better
63420
To answer than question first you must ask can they beat the Pats??ok how about 2 times?yes ok then you got div champs...if the beat them just once then then you got wildcard hunt....zero times...playoffs who said anything about the playoffs!!!i think they will be a wild card contender team next year..Go smokey...i mean ricky!!!
1053972
Without Drew Brees, the Chargers will be a mediocre 8-8 or 9-7 team.  I dont think Philip Rivers will be able to carry that team even with Tomlinson and Gates.
953876
I think that the acquisition of Reggie Bush helped them more than anything.  People know that he can be explosive and dangerous and have been marking him a lot of defense.  The Saints can use Reggie Bush as a decoy and then put the ball in the hands of their other players.  I think that Reggie Bush having bad numbers is a direct result of this also.\n\nGetting Drew Brees was a great move too.  Aaron Brooks was a crappy QB.
392704
The Saints, b.c Ill get to see him TWO TIMES A YEar. My falcons better be prepared. I feel bad that he will go to such a sorry team defensively, i doubt theyl make playoffs, but he should be Offensive Rookie of the Year. Id like to say Mmartin down there must be high on some good dtuff, the Cardinals have Edgerinn James, a guaranteed 1000 yrd rusher every year, of course they have a running game.
403508
Well, I am laughing at the Texans right now. I am a Dallas fan. Thank God that they are not getting Bush. Now the Saints are going to be pretty good though. Brees and Bush. But who knows? This draft has been getting crazier ever since January 4.
376673
Saints got Reggie Bush, Titans got Vince Young, Texans got Mario Williams. All I can say, it's going to be a wild season.
785155
I have to go with the Giants at home. They have two good running backs, two good receivers, a great te, good defense, and a good young qb. The Saints have been overachieving and it showed last week at home against the Ravens. Giants are a similar type of team. Reggie Bush went out with injury last week also.
374952
I'll go out on a limb here - not only can they, but they will.  Why??\n1.  An offensive-minded coach\n2.  Reggie Bush\n3.  David Carr, Andre Johnson, Eric Moulds.  At the end of the season, add up the numbers for these three, and I'll bet money you can't find another threesome in the NFL with better numbers.\n\nFor the regular season, I'm predicting 11-5.  We win the AFC South, but lose the AFC title game.
968822
regey? wtf? no regey bush is not on the saints, reggie bush is on the Saints though.
19746
The Falcons wouldn't make the playoffs if the season ended this week. Their postseason hopes are hurt by a 4-4 conference record. Two other 7-5 teams -- Dallas (6-3) and Minnesota (6-4) -- have better conference records and would win tiebreakers against Atlanta.
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Monitor his status.\nDefinitely start him if he is going to play because he is Brees's top WR and the Saints are playing the Atlanta Falcons(the 29th ranked Pass Defense) If he plays he will put up huge numbers. The Saints are tied with the Panthers and only one game ahead of the Falcons, so they need his presence, for a big division game with the Falcons with huge playoff implications. He practiced on Thursday, so it looks like he will play in Week 12.
628965
Interesting ?, Eventhough he most likely would have got the starting nod in Houston from day one. I think the Saints are a better fit. Deuce will be a excellent teacher for Reggie and the O-line is MUCH better in New Orleans...although I still think David Carr is the better QB, sorry Drew. If only Carr wasn't sacked 100+ times a season he might be a pro bowler. But the Saints are dancing with Reggie.\n\n   The Doctor is IN
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I think what you are asking is, will the presence of Reggie Bush drive ticket sales, and allow the team to turn a profit in New Orleans?\n\nI would have to say that, initially, that would be the case.  Everybody will want to see how he performs in his rookie season.  If he doesn't produce, or if the Saints don't put a competitive team on the field, then New Orleans might lose its team to another city.
85912
Don't like the Rams. Saints fan. Rams used to be Saints biggest rivals when they were in the same division.
588004
I think they made a good move.  How does someone pass up someone of his caliber?\n\nThey will fit him in.  The idea is to run both McAllister and Bush, kind of like that whole "thunder and lightning" cliche you hear all the time.  Plus McAllister is coming off ACL surgery, and most of the time those players are never the same.\n\nIt would be good for them because then both will probably be taking less punishment (Bush because he is smaller, McAllister because of his knee) and thus last longer into the season.\n\nOf course, there were probably a million different scenarios that could have played out.  In the end, we don't know what other teams offered the Saints for their spot.  If some team offered like 5 first round picks then they made a bad move.  But given the knowledge we do know I think they made the right choice.
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I think Reggie Bush will get be Offensive Rookie of the year, even though he might be splitting time with Deuce...but Bush could play more than one position, so watch out for him at Wide Out, or returning punts. I think Mario Williams could be Defensive Rookie of the Year, because they compare him to Julius Peppers, and Juluis Peppers won a DROTY award.