Sacramento Bee -- Raiders Blog and Q&A: Bush won't play this season
ALAMEDA – Injured Raiders rookie Johnathan Holland has a workout partner again.
Michael Bush wasn’t practicing with the Raiders this morning. Instead he’s working out with Holland, who is on injured reserve.
The Raiders have until 1 p.m. to officially activate Bush to the active roster. But it looks like the Raiders won’t do that, meaning he can’t play this season.
Bush had been on the physically unable to perform list because he broke his leg last September at Louisville.
He practiced for three weeks, the allotted time for PUP players before the team has to decide whether to activate him.
So Bush is out and LaMont Jordan is still a Raider. Did you really think the team would release him? No chance with the Chiefs this week, who need another back now that Priest Holmes retired today.
There’s a good chance Jordan would have found his early-season form in a Chiefs uniform against the Raiders run defense. Instead, rookie Kolby Smith will get the chance to become the eighth running back to gain 100 yards on the Raiders this season. Jordan joins Andrew Walter as Raiders that want out but have no chance of leaving soon.
There’s going to be some shuffling on the offensive line, too. Look for Robert Gallery to play right tackle. Cornell Green wasn’t at practice and the way Lane Kiffin sounded Monday, he’s out for a while.
Michael Bush won't play this season
Michael Bush won't play this season
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