Leon Washington is Pete Carroll's New Reggie Bush—Literally  By
(Senior Writer) on May 6, 2010  4,218 reads   1 of 9  New
Seattle head coach Pete Carroll has the Seahawks looking like a
brand new team in only a few short months since accepting the
job that marked his return to the NFL coaching ranks after a
decade of dominance coaching at USC.  Not only is Carroll
amassing an impressive roster, but he has reunited with his
former Trojan bruiser LenDale White, who had slimmed down nearly
20 pounds, and looks to pound the rock in 2010.  Also, Carroll
succeeded in adding running back Leon Washington from the New
York Jets in a draft weekend trade.  Washington's addition makes
him the new Reggie Bush in an offense that will most likely
resemble the same running attack, that had both White and Bush
running around—and through—USC opponents.  Washington is the new
Bush for Carroll and the following are reasons why this
comparison may actually occur.  Washington is Elusive   Just as
Bush is elusive, Washington is in