While I was reading the articles about the Saints, well because what else is there to do when your team just won the Superbowl, I couldn't help but notice that one again the rumors are flying about Bush leaving.  Peter King doesn't seem to think so because even though Coach Payton is a genius, football people don't look at Bush the same way Payton does "The other question is whether they'll allow Reggie Bush to walk in trade. No question there will be some interest out there, particularly by Seattle, with former USC coach Pete Carroll there, but my hunch is that Payton, who likes Bush more than most football people do because of the change-of-pace he provides for the offense, will figure Bush, at 24, will continue to make enough plays to justify his $8 million salary in 2010. I think the Saints will keep him."  So does Peter King think that Payton will keep Bush even though he shouldn't??  And then he starts on this the Saints are celebrating too much "The logical question for the Saints: Is all this celebrating and spate of parades -- the Saints' Super Bowl parade was so big that it was shown live on CNN with Wolf Blitzer throwing to reporters in the middle of his "Situation Room'' show -- going to go on so long that they effect the Saints' ability to repeat in 2010? Teams in the Super Bowl are so far behind the preparation 8-ball already, finishing the season five weeks after the 22 non-playoff teams."  I am sorry but it has been 42 years since the Saints have been to the Superbowl, I think some partying should be going on.  Even if the Saints don't make it to the playoffs next year, how many of us fans are going to forget this season???  It's bad enough with all the whinneying colts fans crying in their Payton Manning Wheaties, that we have to get it from the mainstream media also.  Please will somebody get this guy off the Internet??  He has nothing but bad things to say about the Saints all season long.  It's still February, let the boys get their partying done, Loomis is already getting ready for next season.