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NFC South's best athlete (according to Yasinskas)

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how is Bush the best athlete? yeah he's fast, but what else? he isn't powerful or anything, he couldn't truck a kicker if he wanted to.... athlete should be a deadly combination of strength/speed/agility(what Peppers was.)

Michael Turner >>>>>> the athlete that Bush is. Thomas Davis would be a close 2nd.

Bush has that wow factor just like Peppers did. Davis while good never has had that. Beason on the other hand is making a fine name for himself with INTs and big hits. Then again one can argue about Dwill and Smith also cause they all make you say wow sometimes and Smith has been doing it for a while. Fact is Bush really dose not stick out anymore then the other players except he has a SB ring.

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And who defines who is the better athlete? Drew Brees maybe not, but what about Williams, who works out religiously apparently, and Steve Smith, who is physically talented and an intense player?

Hell if I know. I was just pointing out the qualification to explain why Bush was there instead of Brees. There's no way in hell Bush gets mentioned in the top football players in the South.

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yes, running over tacklers makes one athletic. jerome bettis was one hell of an athlete.

yea completely ignore his freakish speed and footwork to go along with that power

this isn't the best player award, it's the most athletic. I hate showing homerism, but if speed is what people are focusing on, Steve Smith is as fast/maybe a couple steps slower than Reggie Bush, and isn't a quivering pussy

edit: ^^^ above post, jonathan stewart is a great recommendation for this. speed/power/elusiveness, def an athletic beast

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