Reggie Bush agreed to a four year contract with the Detroit Lions, Financial terms were not disclosed.
Good luck Reggie. Good for him. There ain't no loyalty in this business so get it while the getting's good.
Good, but probably inconsistent numbers. I wish Reggie nothing but the best and am glad he's with an NFC team I don't hate.
Detroit was the only team willing to guarantee Bush the starting running back job. I think he will do well there, I wish him the best. He was a good influence while with the Dolphins and was never a distraction even though he was high profile.
Figured it would be the Lions that got Reggie. He fits them perfectly. He's a class act. Maybe he'll rub off on Suh. Good luck to him!
Never a good day when you lose your best offensive player from the last two seasons. Most of the time he was the only guy on the field who wanted it. 110% Always... Good Luck Reggie!
good guy from everything I read. Sorry I wasted time not liking him..............once he left the dirty trojans. Wish him the best.
Yep, this. Will be interesting to see who makes up his productivity. That player isn't on our roster yet.
Shhh we just smile and nod (much like your avatar!) when Aquafin talks Godspeed, Reggie. You made me proud to be a Dolfan.
Good for the Lions, 16 mil for4 yrs is nothing. Can't believe they didn't sign their best offensive player for that little....
I don't think Reggie is a bad player, but he doesn't fit our running game. He missed so many holes last year, and resulted in so many killed drives because of bad decisions (which put us behind in the down and distance). If they think Miller can produce as effectively (and at a fraction of the cost I might add), I certainly won't complain.
Would you rather have kept Bush but not had Wallace, or maybe Keller or someone? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
I hear ya' bro. Totally, but I also think Reggie is getting a bit of a bad rap. A lot of these criticisms of his running style apply more to when he was first here, but he said he wanted to be a featured back and we mostly doubted him, but he did just that and was just shy of consecutive 1000 yd rushing seasons. He pounded the ball up the middle and took contact more and we all were pretty much impressed here. I actually don't have a problem with his style of moving around and trying to make something happen and trying to make space. Yes, it pisses me off sometimes because it occasionally causes a little loss, but it's that style and ability that's made him break some great runs and some runs for TDs. Again, just shy of consecutive 1000 yd rushing seasons. That style is why he was and revered coming out of USC. I guess I'm willing to sacrifice the few for the many, but that's not all I would want. He doesn't make it a complete backfield. He's the lightning, but there needs to be some thunder to compliment him. D. Thomas hasn't lived up to that role as of yet. As for Miller. I really like him. I loved that pick. I had him rated as the third best back in that class. I thought that was a great pick and I think he's flashed some good potential, but is was a very small sample size. I, obviously trust that Philbin & Co know what they're doing and they've seen a lot more of him at practice, etc. I hope he can be a bigger part of the running game next season. I guess, I'll be cool with it, but Reggie was one of the play makers on a team lacking play makers, but I will get on the Miller train right away. I would like to get Lacey in this draft. He could be a nice thunder to Millers' lightning. Peace!
Miami still has plenty of cap space to absorb Reggie Bush's contract. They just really didn't want him.
they let reggie go because he clearly wanted a long term deal like he got in Detroit even if its not that much money hes not in the long term plans
