Lions On Marshall: Reggie Bush Says The Thing About 'Little Brother' Is He Grows Up
"At some point in time," Bush added, "the little brother always grows up and ends up being the bigger brother."
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"At some point in time," Bush added, "the little brother always grows up and ends up being the bigger brother."
When a team loses, it blocks out all the negative chatter. This week the Detroit Lions are putting on the earmuffs to tune out the positive chatter.
Bush provided some insight into Incognito, the Dolphins locker room and rookie hazing Tuesday on Stoney and Bill of 97.1 The Ticket.
With the Detroit Lions on their bye week, here is a look at some of the players that have been putting up big numbers for the Lions, and some that have perhaps disappointed.
For all the ways the life of the average person is different from that of a multi-millionaire athlete, a love of Chipotle might be one aspect that is similar - that, and of course the Halloween candy.
For one, he appreciates the element of surprise. For another, he has confidence in his teammates to make plays just as well.
Calvin Johnson was his usual, talented self, and it wasn't enough to stop the Detroit Lions from dropping their first home game of the season.
Detroit Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh ranked third and the Lions' Reggie Bush claims spot No. 10 on the most disliked NFL player list.
The Lions played the Bengals close on Sunday. However, a couple of special teams miscues ended up leading the Lions to a loss.
The Detroit Lions have a big matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals this week. Fortunately, they seem like they could have most, if not all, of their key players for this matchup.
Detroit Lions tight end Joseph Fauria's touchdown dancing entertains fans and teammates alike, most recently running back Reggie Bush.
The Detroit Lions might again head into Sunday without wide receiver Calvin Johnson, and after struggling without Johnson last week at Green Bay, the Lions face what Reggie Bush says is an even better defense.
As huge a following as football commands in the United States, it compels far fewer viewers worldwide than other sports. The NFL is looking into changing that, and Detroit Lions running back Reggie Bush seems to be firmly on board.
Another week, another rivalry, another lengthy road losing streak to try to vanquish.
The Detroit Lions got out to a big lead against the Chicago Bears, but the game almost slipped out of their hands late. Here is a closer look at how the Lions fared in this high scoring affair.
"We're only a quarter way through the season," Stafford said, "but it's a nice start."
The Lions take on NFC North rival the Chicago Bears at home, but without a couple of players than just suffered long-term injuries, and perhaps without a couple of key players on both sides of the ball.
With Chicago coming to town Sunday, Bush says ball security is more important than ever.
For a player not even selected in the draft, Detroit Lions running back Joique Bell sure is making an impression.
Maybe - just maybe - the Lions offense is not completely inept without Reggie Bush after all.
Bush, who is bothered by a banged-up left knee, was limited in practice Friday. So was Fairley.
The Detroit Lions look to bounce back after losing in week two to the Arizona Cardinals. They head to a reeling Washington team, but will injuries get in the way?
Detroit running back Reggie Bush hopes to practice Friday, though his status for the Lions' game at Washington this weekend is still uncertain.
Much discussion this week has revolved around whether Detroit Lions running back Reggie Bush will play Sunday, and even Bush himself does not yet know the answer to that question.
The Detroit Lions began their first practice since Reggie Bush was injured without him on the field.
