Devin Bush

[Sarge]

it was a while back, you did not say "i don't watch Steeler games" but we were discussing a Steeler game and you had all sorts of opinions and when you were questioned about something you said "well I didn't see the game"

I am not the only one that remembers it

I agree with you that your game comments are an opinion....I have major issues with describing them as accurate

I remember that.

 

[SteelerFan448]

Bush started off the game as well as he's played all year. That play seemed to have disappeared in the second half.

 

[Stainless]

I saw him make a couple of good plays in the 1st half and then I kinda quit paying attention. I did see him get juked to the ground on a 3rd or 4th down play, but we still managed to get the stop.

 

[Ironcitysteelers]

When bush is good. Mmm it’s good, but damn when it’s bad.

 

[black and gold apex]

Bush just does not have it anymore
far as Butler this is what Tomlin wants a no name non recognizable coaches. whomever teaches tackling should be fired, receiver coach not making anyone a threat, secondary is not good, this is what we get no name coaches only Tomlin is recognized on the sidelines.

 

[topseed]

Before his injury he was doing well against the run particularly to the outside which had been hurting us. I think his problem against the run inside right now is twofold, he is still tentative and he is getting guys on the second level due to injuries on the line. the youngsters on the d line are not eating up blockers and he gets lost in the wash. Hopefully both of those things will get better. I don’t dispute he has issue covering the middle but even there he was showing flashes of what he could do. He was much better than the other LBs though when covering the backs in the flats. All of our guys have struggled covering the middle of the field.

All of our guys weren't top ten picks. Dallas got an immediate impact player at inside linebacker in this year's draft in Micah Parsons, with the twelve pick.

I'm getting tired of hoping Bush will get better. It should have happened already. Showing flashes isn't enough.

 

[topseed]

He’s no Shazier, but he’s the speedier sideline to sideline option. He’s too small to be a thumper

Bush can have all the sideline to sideline speed in the world, but its usefulness is negated without good instincts.

 

[SteelerInLebanon]

All of our guys weren't top ten picks. Dallas got an immediate impact player at inside linebacker in this year's draft in Micah Parsons, with the twelve pick.

I'm getting tired of hoping Bush will get better. It should have happened already. Showing flashes isn't enough.

If he hadn't been injured he was well on his way last year. I am cutting him some slack simply because of the injury. He improved last week even. Might as well relax and see what he does this year as we can't do much about it until the next year anyway.

 

[Black & Gold Bleeder]

Other teams cut them loose. See taco charleton

 

[topseed]

If he hadn't been injured he was well on his way last year. I am cutting him some slack simply because of the injury. He improved last week even. Might as well relax and see what he does this year as we can't do much about it until the next year anyway.

He wasn't "well on his way" last year, though. As I mentioned earlier in this thread, Bush had 2 half sacks, 0 tackles for loss, and a 99 QB rating against in pass coverage during his five healthy games last year. Nothing special at all to see there.

It's hard to relax when I still see the Steelers taking Bush out of the game on passing downs in favor of Robert Spillane. Seems ***-backward to me, given the supposed strengths of those two players.

 

[Drink IRON City]

You said, "hindwisery" LMAO!!!

Well with Coach, he is wise after the fact or once it has already happened.

....Hind sight
+ know it all
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Hindwisery



Salute the nation

 

[MTC]

Bush can have all the sideline to sideline speed in the world, but its usefulness is negated without good instincts.

Blame the FO and coaches. We’re stuck with him for now

 

[Drink IRON City]

All of our guys wern't top ten picks. Dallas got an immediate impact player at inside linebacker in this year's draft in Micah Parsons, with the twelve pick.

I'm getting tired of hoping Bush will get better. It should have happened already. Showing flashes isn't enough.

That's an aspect that many see to forget. We very seldom get a top ten pick with out a trade of some kind.

Pretty amazing what and how competitive our FO can keep us even though we draft around 20-ish year in and year out.

Injury or not, currently Bush is not living up to expectations. Maybe a little more time will help, I hope so because he was rather expensive "trade " cost wise.





Salute the nation

 

[Litos]

He looked good last game until the stupid overrun in the td play

 

[steelreeling]

He wasn't "well on his way" last year, though. As I mentioned earlier in this thread, Bush had 2 half sacks, 0 tackles for loss, and a 99 QB rating against in pass coverage during his five healthy games last year. Nothing special at all to see there.

It's hard to relax when I still see the Steelers taking Bush out of the game on passing downs in favor of Robert Spillane. Seems ***-backward to me, given the supposed strengths of those two players.

it had looked - and it still does - like he already lost a half step from his rookie year. TEs always seem to get behind him, and i've seen the ball just float over his outstretched hand many more times than i'd ever want.

Don't get me wrong. Bush is no Vince or Spillane; getting beat like a chunky monkey on crossers by a country mile.

But i would have traded him at the deadline this year (for another piece WR, OG, OT, TE, or CB) because Shobert has looked great in coverage at times and been just a tenth of a second too late at times this year. But by far, by an incredible margin, Shobert is the absolute best coverage LBer Steelers ever had. [1990-2021]

 

[steel dino]

it had looked - and it still does - like he already lost a half step from his rookie year. TEs always seem to get behind him, and i've seen the ball just float over his outstretched hand many more times than i'd ever want.

Don't get me wrong. Bush is no Vince or Spillane; getting beat like a chunky monkey on crossers by a country mile.

But i would have traded him at the deadline this year (for another piece WR, OG, OT, TE, or CB) because Shobert has looked great in coverage at times and been just a tenth of a second too late at times this year. But by far, by an incredible margin, Shobert is the absolute best coverage LBer Steelers ever had. [1990-2021]

Jack Ham says hello..

 

[steelreeling]

Jack Ham says hello..

Yeah i know. He was much better than Shobert.

that's why i put 1990-2021.