How many yards does Reggie Bush put up in his rookie year?
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Rushing - 891\nReceiving - 453
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Jamal Lewis has averaged 5.7 yards a carry against Cincinnati.  That's your answer
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DeAngelo Williams will rush for more yards. Reggie Bush is a more talented back, but he will be used in receiving plays quite a bit, much like LaDainian Tomlinson. Even though Tomlinson is considered one of the most talented backs in the NFL, he doesn't rush for as many yards as most backs. It all depends on how you fit the offense, and what you specialize in. DeAngelo Williams is a pure runner, and therefore will rack up more rushing yards.
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NO.Barry sanders is a legend. Bush will not be a legend.If bush is picked 1st round with the texans he wont be a legend. He wont make legend numbers until he is a free agent and signs with a team like the pats after his first 3 seasons. He isn't a durable every down type of back like sanders was.bush wont even hold a tourch to sanders end of story he wont even get rookie of the year due to the texans poor o-line
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In The NFL, Deion during rookie traning camp ran a supposdly 4.28.\n\nIn NCAA, Garret Wolfe supposdly ran a 4.3. \n\nsource: worlds-fastesrun.org/40_yard
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It was week six of his rookie season.
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Well no DUH "REGGIE BUSH"!!!!!!
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If I'm Houston, I take Reggie Bush for sure. He's a blazer with good hands, and you can't teach either of those skills. Drafting Vince Young might be tempting because of the Texas connection, but they should not  do it.\n\nYoung is an outstanding college quarterback, but he won't be able to have 200/200 games in the NFL. Texas runs their offense out of shotgun, which is not typical of NFL teams. He will have to learn a lot about dropping back before he can be any good in the pros.
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Nope, he's rated about where he should be, just outside the elite runningbacks in the league.  One great game does not make you a great back.  The guy ran for 180 yards his first year (he wasn't a starter), then 1200 his second year which is pretty good, but thats all he has behind him.  If he can keep it up for the rest of the year, and do well next year, then he can have my respect.  You'd be crazy to try to lump him in with guys like L.T. and Barber right now.  He doesn't compare.
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I think Damon Allen is already first all time. He has passed for 69,273 yards over his career. He is the leading passer in the CFL, and has more than the all time NFL leader (Dan Marino - 61,361 yards)
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For his career, he had 8,225 rushing yards.\n\nhttp://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/WalkHe00.htm
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i realy don't think he's as good as people believe. he's gonna have a real struggle facing better o-lines and quicker backs and quarter backs. i think he'll be ok in his rookie year and gradualy become better as his career get's longer. but i seriously don't think he's #1 overall
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he began his two year career with Houston in 1980 at the age of 34. threw for 3202 yds. 13 td's, on 293 comp of 457 att. and had 28 int's in '81 he threw for 1988 yds.  14 td's 18 int's and completed 165 of 285 passes
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Everyone though that Dan Marino's single season passing TD record would stand for decades until Peyton Manning took the title a couple years ago.  Records will fall at one point or another.  The career rushing record is no different.  \n\nEmmitt Smith ended his career with 18355 yards over 15 seasons (avg:  1223.7 yards/season)\n\nThat is an impressive total.  However, there are a few younger lions that could eclipse that mark within 15 seasons or sooner, depending on personal success and health.  The following players will show their current total, average, and projected estimated yardage after 15 years using their given average.\n\n1) Shaun Alexander:  6 seasons @ 7817 yards; 1302.82 yards / season; 19543 career yards\n2) LaDainian Tomlinson:  5 seasons @ 7316 yards; 1472.2 yards / season; 22083 career yards \n3) Curtis Martin:  11 seasons @ 14101 yards; 1281.9 yards / season; 19229 career yards \n4) Edgerrin James:  7 seasons @ 9226 yards; 1318 yards / season; 19770 career yards\n5) Clinton Portis:  4 seasons @ 5930 yards; 1482.5 yards / season; 22238 career yards\n\nJust using averages, Emmitt Smith's rushing record will not stand for long against runners like these guys.  There are also other notables who could sneak up and have huge seasons to give themselves a shot at the title like Larry Johnson, Rudi Johnson, Ronnie Brown, Carnell Williams, Domanick Davis, and so on.  \n\nIt will fall, and it will fall far down the rankings the longer football is played.
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While Reggie Bush is explosive, great, dynamite, all the adjectives you can use, he will be splitting carries with Deuce McAllister who is still a quality back. Look for someone like Vince Young (if he gets the starting job) or AJ Hawk to be in the running. Both played full-time at their colleges, and did not play half the time with someone else (Reggie Bush and LenDale White). These two guys will have great rookie seasons, but my pick is Vernon Davis. He'll be the no. 1 target for Alex Smith starting in the first game and expect a lot of catches/TD's to go along with a Rookie of the Year award.
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I would not kick him out this late in the season, Ronnie Brown is hurt, Reggie Bush is not as good of a fantasy player as some expected and Ben Watson is a TE, which normally score less points than other fantasy players, which mean they have lesser value to an outcome as a WR for example.
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Reggie Bush middle name  is Alfred.