Reggie Bush Scheduled For MRI On Injured Knee Monday
Bush went back into the game and fumbled, and after that, he never came back in.
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Bush went back into the game and fumbled, and after that, he never came back in.
After carrying the load in the running game for the Detroit Lions last season, Mikel Leshoure would reportedly welcome a trade to a team that would have more use for him this season, according to ESPN.
Jay Cutler, Mr. Fourth Quarter? The nickname just might stick if he keeps this up.
The Lions ended up with a road loss to the Arizona Cardinals. How did Detroit perform en route to their first defeat?
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The Detroit Lions, coming off a win, visit the Arizona Cardinals, but will they be missing two important players from their defense?
It might not be so easy for Reggie Bush this Sunday.
Head coach Jim Schwartz is convinced that executing the strategy again this week will also be key against Arizona.
Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson has been all over the TV and Internet recently.
For every personal foul committed by a Detroit Lion, the whole team will run three half-gassers. Sideline and back. Sideline and back. Sideline and back.
This week in our Fantasy Football Insider series, we bring you Mike Valenti's list of who you should start and sit in week 2. He also answers Twitter questions.
Neither David Wilson nor Ray Rice got off to the flying start they wanted last week. The Broncos absolutely flattened the defending Super Bowl champs by a score of 49-27, while the Cowboys edged passed the Giants 36-31 in the opening week of the season.
For the most part, new Detroit Lions running back Reggie Bush had a fantastic debut in the season opener against the Minnesota Vikings, racking up 191 yards of offense and eliciting chants of "Reggie! Reggie! Reggie! Reggie!"
Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz must have minded the team's 11 penalties for 88 yards a little more than he let on after the season opener against the Minnesota Vikings.
"The league's out of control with some of these fines," placekicker David Akers said. "It's like it's Monopoly money, it's not real. That's a lot of money."
Writing that a perennially hapless Detroit Lions team that went 4-12 in 2012 will play for a conference championship in 2013 takes a considerable measure of vision and optimism.
Barkevious Mingo doesn't have to wait any longer. He's recovered from a scary injury and cleared to play.
It's not everyday you get to hear what happens between the lines of a NFL franchise.
The Buffalo Bills have promoted cornerback Johnny Adams from the practice squad to the active roster.
"I don't think there was any attempt to injure or things like that," Schwartz added. "It wasn't 40 yards behind the play..."
"It's actually on film, and I don't know if you want that," Schwartz said. "There's a reason I don't dance at weddings and anywhere else - because of cameras."
"I don't know how many running backs touched the ball as many times as he did yesterday, but anybody that did is probably experiencing the same kind of things today," Schwartz continued. "It's life in the big city."
The Lions responded quickly with a 20-yard touchdown strike to the league's best wide receiver, Calvin Johnson. One small problem: the score was overturned.
Here's the breakdown of the good, the bad and the ugly from what was still, most definitely, a solid start to the 2013 season.
