you thought the Reggie Bush flip into the end zone after an 88-yard touchdown reception was well.....bush?
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I read in the papers the Bears were pissed off big time, which motivated them even more.It was a bit immature especially when he says he studies from Tomlinson who is a class act. Plus you shouldn't taunt when your down, it gives the other team even more to play for. I think he'll learn from that mistake.
He made a nice run but before he got to the end zone he pointed towards a Bear ( I forget his name) then does a flip to the end zone.So what happened? He ran into the endzone and did a front flip or something? Video?
.So he turned to the seven Bears who were panting in his wake and pointed a finger. Brian Urlacher, the linebacker who eats nails for lunch, appeared to be the target of Bush's jab, but Bush said that wasn't true. His gesture was a reflex, same with the river dance he did in the end zone after somersaulting into it for a touchdown.
.But amid all that karmic bang, Bush, the rookie back, knew he had messed up bad. He turned to Sean Payton, the rookie coach, and said, "I shouldn't have done that." No kidding, thought Payton. He didn't need to glance at a very angry Bears sideline to know there would be repercussions. "If you're going to do that, be ready. We're coming after you," Chicago's Chris Harris said. "That's disgusting. You don't want anyone to do that to you at home."
Harris was the first safety to feel Bush's draft after he hauled in a short flare from Brees at the Saints' 12-yard line. Eighty-eight yards and many huffs later, Urlacher watched Bush motion at him, saw the somersault, felt the heat of disrespect. He was asked later for his deep thoughts. "I think we're going to the Super Bowl," said Urlacher. It was the best retort possible, short, sweet and dripping with sarcasm. The Bears rattled off 23 unanswered points after Bush's taunt-and-vault, and soon there was Virginia McCaskey, daughter of Bears founder George Halas, accepting the NFC trophy, and Lovie Smith wiping away what looked like tears but might have been snow as he talked about what it meant to be the first African-American coach to lead a team to the NFL's championship game and everyone else refusing to stress over which Rex Grossman will show up in Miami two weeks hence.
I read in the papers the Bears were pissed off big time, which motivated them even more.
I think it's crap myself.
I didn't see what the big deal was. It happens pretty much every week.
I was thinking it was more bush of him to turn around and point at em. Oh well got what he deserved in the end, the big fat Loss!
It was a good run and he probably had adrenaline pumping and just felt good.I don't think it was a big deal.
if i ran all that way, i would do a flip too. guys do it all the time in college. who gives a shit? someone needs to tell urlacher to lay of the roids. his forehead and hands look like they are growing at an astronomical pace. couple more years of this and he will look like cro-mangnan man.