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With Reggie Bush In NFL Draft, Houston Has A Problem By Dave Goldberg When Houston lost to San Francisco in its final regular-season game to "earn" the No. 1 draft pick, the assumption was the Texans would take Reggie Bush, the once-in-a-generation running back. It's not that simple now that Vince Young has declared for the draft following a dazzling performance that brought Texas the national championship. Young is from Houston , Houston is in Texas and a local hero could do wonders for the fans of a team that went 2-14. Throw in Matt Leinart, Reggie Bush's teammate at Southern California, and the Texans are in a bit of a quandary: a do-it all running back and two quarterbacks, one a favorite son. Don't ask Charley Casserly, Houston 's general manager, to commit this early. Among other things, he still has to find a coach, with the front-runner Gary Kubiak, the Denver offensive coordinator. Kubiak was a quarterback - John Elway's longtime backup for the Broncos - so that might become a factor. Casserly said little after Bush declared Thursday he was leaving USC. "All we can say is what has happened here with Reggie Bush and Vince Young declaring, with the addition of Matt Leinart among other players, is that you have a real strong top of the draft," Casserly said. "It means we're going to get a real good player if we keep the pick, and if we trade the pick, we've got certainly a very valuable commodity to trade." To be fair, no GM in his position would say anything else at this point. June News •Bush Ready for Productive 3rd Season April News •Saints Want Bush to Emulate Westbrook March February Super Bowl Weekend January December
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