So Much For McNair's Bush Holdout Worries
Bush to agent: No holdout (Jim Corbett, USA Today)
Rookie Reggie Bush has instructed his agent to avoid a New Orleans Saints training camp holdout at all costs.
"I told my agent I want to be in here in camp on time ... whatever it takes, I want to be in camp on time," he said Saturday at the team's minicamp. "I think it is important to start off on a good foot and a good note, not only with the team but the city."
Wasn't one of the reasons that the Texans decided not to draft Bush because owner Bob McNair feared a holdout?
At least, that was one of the reasons that was floated before the Texans PR department flooded local journalists with assurances that money had nothing to do with it, Williams was their co-#1 guy all along (which many of the locals just lapped right up).
Ah well, it's good to know that a holdout isn't in the works for Bush with the Saints.
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 05/16/06 22:57 | Sports | Technorati
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