Reggie Bush Seems Conflicted On Physicality Of Football
Miami Dolphins running back Reggie Bush seems to be torn on his feelings for both the physicality of football and the physical and mental toll it can take on your body.
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Miami Dolphins running back Reggie Bush seems to be torn on his feelings for both the physicality of football and the physical and mental toll it can take on your body.
The Miami Dolphins have tried to wine and dine Peyton Manning, Matt Flynn, and Alex Smith to get them to sign here to play quarterback. But after losing out on all three, the Fins are right back where they started with Matt Moore set to be the team's starting quarterback.
The Miami Dolphins have been largely kept on the sidelines during the annual free agent spending frenzy due to the salary cap. But unlike a team like several other teams against the salary cap, Miami doesn't have the victories to back up the big spending.
As Miami Dolphins fans begin to dream about number 18 throwing touchdown passes for the Fins, the competition to land Peyton Manning will be fierce among several teams.
Tom Brady ran for two touchdowns and threw for another and the New England Patriots rallied to clinch a playoff bye with a 27-24 win over the Miami Dolphins on Saturday.
As the Miami Dolphins take on the New England Patriots Saturday, one Dolphin player reached a career milestone. Reggie Bush has gone over 1,000 yards rushing for the first time in his career.
Fresh off of a career day in which he ran for more than 200 yards against the Buffalo Bills, running back Reggie Bush picked up an NFL honor this week.
The last time the Miami Dolphins saw the New England Patriots; Tom Brady torched the Fins for more than 500 yards passing in a game that set the tone for the Fins' 0-7 start. This Sunday, with just two games left, the Fins look totally different; but the Patriots remain one the NFL's juggernauts.
Lost amidst the hubbub of the Dolphins victory and the stellar performance of Reggie Bush was the solid job a backup did trying to fill the biggest shoes on the Fins' offense.
When Reggie Bush was released by the New Orleans Saints, many thought it might be the beginning of the end of his once promising career. Instead, Bush has enjoyed a career renaissance with the Miami Dolphins.
Despite another disappointing season, the Dolphins still might be in better shape than the reeling Buffalo Bills. Playing their first game since former head coach Tony Sparano was fired, the Dolphins look to hand the Bills a seventh consecutive loss Sunday at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
Miami Dolphins fans haven't been able to say this in a long time, but the team is threatening to go on a bonafide winning streak.
Miami Dolphins fans haven't been able to say this in a long time, but the team is threatening to go on a bonafide winning streak heading into this weekend's game against the Buffalo Bills.
Reggie, Reggie, Reggie. Miami Dolphins running back Reggie Bush scored two touchdowns and the Fins twice intercepted Rex Grossman to earn their first home victory in nearly a year by beating the Washington Redskins 20-9 Sunday.
It was a huge day for the former winless Miami Dolphins as they not only won their first game of the season against the Kansas City Chiefs - they won in a big way.
The winless Miami Dolphins head to New York Sunday trying to end their season-long losing streak against Eli Manning and the New York Giants.
The winless Miami Dolphins head to New York Sunday trying to end their season-long losing streak against Eli Manning and the New York Giants.
Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano is living on borrowed time with the franchise and at the beginning of his Tuesday press conference, he expressed what he was thinking with a big sigh before answering any questions.
Reggie Bush was thought by some Dolphins sportswriters to be a key piece of the puzzle to solving the Dolphins woes. Instead, in one quote he summed up the Dolphins and all of the players on the team.
Darrelle Revis ran back an interception 100 yards for a touchdown and the New York Jets did just enough to beat the Miami Dolphins 24-6 on Monday night and end a three-game losing streak.
With an extra week to marinate on the 0-4 record the Dolphins put up through the first quarter of the season, Fins head coach Tony Sparano said he wanted his team to get back to basics.
Sunday's game may seem a little strange for Miami Dolphins' running back Reggie Bush. Not only does he live in Los Angeles in the offseason, he often drives down to his hometown of San Diego to visit his family and get some good Mexican food.
The Miami Dolphins traveled to Cleveland ready to take on the world to show they weren't the 0-2 team the record showed. The Dolphins were right, they weren't that 0-2 team; they're the 0-3 team that is now barely treading water in the AFC East.
Based on the performance of the Miami Dolphins secondary the first two weeks, the last thing the team could afford was to lose their best cover cornerback.
The final cuts have been made and the preseason is over. The Miami Dolphins regular season opens up in less than a week at Sun Life Stadium against the New England Patriots.
