Give This To Jarrett
We’ve been hard on you all season and for that matter all last off-season as well. There is no doubt it may have been unfair, but as you would know more than most, we are just stupid fans.
bush
We’ve been hard on you all season and for that matter all last off-season as well. There is no doubt it may have been unfair, but as you would know more than most, we are just stupid fans.
A lot of talk has been made this week about how important your play is going to be heading into this week’s game and for the remainder of the post season. Some have even suggested that your play alone may determine the success or failure of this year’s team.
That being said I would like to apologize. I put you on the Suck List from week one and never let up. I thought they should have let you go in the off-season, and cursed the day Patrick Lee went down with another injury. For that, I am sorry. I hardly know what it is like to play in the NFL.
I would like to extend my support to you wholeheartedly this week as I should have all along. For you, never has an opportunity to shine presented itself with such blunt force, no-brainer timing.
This is your chance to shut up everyone. This is your chance to prove to Packer nation that you indeed are a difference maker.
I personally will be rooting for you the entire way.
Go out there, get it done, and from my corner of Packer nation I wish you well.
Three cheers for Mr. Bush.
Comments (9)
January 05, 2010 at 02:38 pm
You are right man. This is the way we should handle the players these days, these hard days. One man can change the outcome, anytime, in any game. im sure they'll all do their best and play their guts out.
January 05, 2010 at 03:41 pm
I felt this exact way the week leading up to the Steeler game. Then that first play happened...
January 05, 2010 at 04:14 pm
Yeah, one more for The Bandwagon! Welcome, Alex.
http://www.packerranter.com/2009/12/sly-bush-and-i-told-you-so.html
To be open and transparent, I wrote that right before Pittsburgh, and we all know how that ended up.
Screw it, I'm back in. Come on, Jarrett!
January 05, 2010 at 04:33 pm
Alex goes soft. It's a sad day...
January 05, 2010 at 05:46 pm
There was one brief, shining moment when Bush disappeared from the suck list. It was after that late-season win against the Bears, in which Bush did a solid job.
I fully expect him to get lit up at least once or twice against the Cardinals. Hopefully they keep him in short zones and matched up against TE's in order to minimize the damage.
January 05, 2010 at 05:58 pm
i still need to see more before we give it to bush. yes its a hard league ti play in but some people dominate others and he hasnt done that yet. show us this week bush. crush the cards again!
January 05, 2010 at 07:10 pm
Mr. Bush. I think you just don't have the talent to play the NFL.
I will not apologize for you inneptitude, or for criticizing you.
I will, however, cheer my hearth out for you everytime you step onto the field with the Green and Gold uniform, because it's not your fault you don't have talent or is playing.
Best of luck, because we'll need you, and your happiness will be my happiness the next game, and luckily, beyond.
And let me tell you that, no matter what the fans says, no matter what anybody says, if you get it, that ring will be yours forever, and forever your name will be written in the history of the Green Bay Packers.
January 06, 2010 at 03:43 pm
Jarrett Bush was never meant to start anywhere on the defense... but things being what they are it was unavoidable. We've just got to take it that he'll get burned sometimes and hope other times he can make a play or two. Lets be honest he hasn't shown enough to think he won't be kicked back down the depth after this season.
January 06, 2010 at 05:06 pm
The "unavoidable" part is which rille me up, because for a long time, Chris McCalister was a FA. Now it's too late, we should continue with Bush.
But it wasn't, IMHO, "unavoidable" before, because McCalister would have the time to pick some of the playbook, and even not having it 100%, still perform better than Bush.