Our DB's were so bad....

...that Pro Football Focus says that Bush was the lone "bright spot"

Of Secondary Concern

Green Bay defensive backs struggled for most of the game, seemingly regardless of who was playing. Chief among the victimized were Davon House (-3.3), who gave up 92 receiving yards, despite being targeted only four times in the game. He was victimized by Andre Roberts on the Cardinals first touchdown of the game (38 yards), and was again beaten deep by Charles Hawkins for a 36-yard completion. Micah Hyde also struggled (-1.1)allowing four receptions on only 5 targets. Jarrett Bush (+1.1) was the one bright spot in the secondary, making the most of his 24 snaps. Overall, the Packers’ DBs allowed a combined QB rating of 117.8 to the Cardinals, surrendering 270 yards through the air and two TDs.

8/11/134:55 PM

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bubbleboy789Member

preseason.

8/11/135:02 PM

FandameMember

Non-starters, thank goodness.

8/11/135:03 PM

Ghost of LambeauMember

Our DBs were so bad that only the forests in California were scorched worse.

8/11/135:04 PM

bubbleboy789Member

They were so bad, you'd think they weren't our starting DB's.....

8/11/135:06 PM

Boston JimMember

They were so bad that any opposing QBs are licking their chops.

They are so bad that Moe, Larry and Curly have moved ahead of them on the depth chart.

8/11/135:25 PM

HenryYou rang?

It was a bad preseason game, get the **** over it. We've also seen House play solid in the regular season as well as the whole stable of DBs. That game was ugly, quit using it as a seep fest.

8/11/136:10 PM

FLPACKERMember

Easy Francis, just thought it was funny that for as much as Bush is sh-- on here, he was singled out as a bright spot, that was the intent of the thread

8/11/136:50 PM

heywardKaty Perry is bouncy

If there was a Hall of Fame for the preseason, Bush would be in it.

8/11/136:54 PM

chickenboyTic Toc

Bush has parlayed being terrible into a 7 year NFL career. Being terrible has also allowed these achievements:

Has tallied double digits in special teams tackles each of the past seven seasons, becoming the first Packer to accomplish that feat since the statistic began being recorded in 1976.
Played in all 16 games for the fifth straight season in 2012, and his streak of 91 consecutive games played (including playoffs) ranks second on the team behind K Mason Crosby (106). Has appeared in all 16 games in six of his seven seasons in the NFL.
Has been voted by teammates as a playoff captain prior to each of the last three postseasons, earning selection as one of the two representatives for the special teams units.

http://www.packers.com/team/ro...65-86f7-5efde7c8b0f4

Seems to me he's done a great being what he is. A nice backup, special teams stalwart and "Packer People."

8/11/137:45 PM

titmfatiedNo Code

Sounds to me like he's about to take over that games streak from Crosby.

8/11/138:01 PM

PackerHawkMember

On that TD that he "allowed", House had really good inside coverage until the WR pushed off. Wasn't a blatant push but just enough to create separation.

8/11/1311:24 PM