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For the past week there has been some buzz that free agent running back Reggie Bush could be bolting South Beach for the Motor City. Bush is reportedly gaining serious interest from the Detroit Lions and he would be a perfect fit for the Lions offense. Tuesday morning on ESPN's Mike and Mike in the Morning, NFL analyst John Clayton furthered the speculation that Bush be the top target for Detroit. After discussing some upcoming free agents and the level of interest they will generate, Clayton closed out by saying Bush is one of the more interesting situations to watch but he could see him winding up in Detroit. Clayton also added that the price tag for Bush would not be too expensive.

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Jamessr

Hmm might be a good fit. His running game will help thier passing game and vice versa...

Good fit IMO
I like the Lions too... dunno why but I like em.

dizzle88

And Miami don't want him in their backfield why?

Well the Head Coach is supposedly P***ed off at Reggie for dancing around in the backfield and not making one cut decisions, hmm where have I heard that before

K Major

+1. Yeah, juking and jiving for a 3 yard gain gets old after a while.

SloMotion

You heard it here first, ... they were talking around Detroit like it was a done deal three weeks ago, I kid you not. IDK, it's just the kind of band-aid solution the Lions always seem to gravitate towards, but I guess I'm warming up to the idea, I suppose. ... I guess I should be grateful, at least they're presenting the illusion of trying to fix the run game & (hopefully) not trotting Kevin Smith out there another season ... or half-season, whatever number of games he manages to stay healthy enough to play in.

http://blackandgold.com/nfl/55421-re...tml#post479771

QBREES9

The Dolphins don't want to pay da man. Crazy !

Mardigras9

If this happens Slo-Mo, go have your blood pressure pills increased if you take them.
Toward the end of Reggie's time here in NO, I would actually climb under my seat in the dome on punts (and that is a feet believe me).

dizzle88

Not only punt returns lol

screen passes where he'd run out of bounds a yard short of the first down
Running side ways on punts and getting the ball stripped e.g vs dallas 2010 - almost cost us the game
Fumbling the punt in 2009 in the NFCCG

man could we have a long list! lmao

QBREES9

Originally Posted by SloMotion
Word around Motown is he's gonna' be a Detroit Lion. Makes sense, he's what, 27? Over a thousand carries, approaching the tail-end of his career and will probably want to be over-compensated ... exactly the kind of short-sighted, knee-jerk deal the Lions look for when attempting to fill their immediate needs.


LOL so he not going to help LOL

SloMotion

Oh, he'll help ... but it's more a reflection on the sad state of affairs in the Lions backfield. With Reggie Bush, everyone always refers back to his college days & that he's won a SuperBowl (which was a poor year for him), but I look at his time in NO & wonder why it took going to Miami for him to have a decent season in the NFL. Is he a little bit of a prima donna? Just what the Lions need, . Another concern is that he'll want to be paid big bucks before banging out big yardage. His last two seasons in Miami were his best, but past performance is not indicative of future results, and he's only had one season rushing for a 1,000yds. I got a feeling Detroit will give him a big contract & he'll be a bust like he was in NO ... just a hunch.

I like the Steve Jackson suggestion better, I also like his running style better ... 1,000yd seasons over most his career and he's stayed with the same team that drafted him ... that's important because I don't think the Rams have had a winning season since drafting him and it shows he has the character to go out & get the job done despite being on a mediocre team, a situation any RB going to Detroit is going to face.