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  • The Miami Herald reports that Dolphins coach Joe Philbin said Tuesday in a conference call with fans that he plans to expand the role for running back Reggie Bush in 2012. Unlike last year when Mia... Expand +
  • Speaking in a conference call with season-ticket holders Tuesday, new Dolphins coach Joe Philbin hinted he'll expand Reggie Bush's role in the passing game.
  • Miami Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin indicated Wednesday, March 28, that RB Reggie Bush will line up in several different areas in the offense in 2012, including as a wide receiver in three-receiv... Expand +
  • Reggie Bush confirmed the knee injury that sidelined him for Week 17 will not require surgery.
  • The Miami Dolphins will interview former Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher for their vacant head coaching position. Huddle Up: Dolphins reporter Armando Salguero writes: "Fisher is the best ... Expand +
  • As expected, Miami RB Reggie Bush is listed among the inactives for Week 17 against the Jets because of a knee injury. Bush was ruled out for Sunday's game after being unable to practice last week ... Expand +
  • Reggie Bush (knee) is inactive for Week 17 against the Jets.
  • Miami Dolphins interim head coach Todd Bowles said RB Reggie Bush (knee) did not respond to treatment and would have missed the game even if it was not the last game of the season. Huddle Up: It w... Expand +
  • Dolphins interim coach Todd Bowles said Friday that Reggie Bush's knee injury would have held him out even if it wasn't Week 17.
  • With star RB Reggie Bush declared out with a knee injury, Miami rookie RB Daniel Thomas is expected to see an increase in carries during Week 17 against the Jets. Thomas, who is considered probable... Expand +
  • Miami RB Reggie Bush has been ruled out for Week 17 against the Jets with a knee injury. Bush was unable to practice throughout the past week after suffering the injury late in Week 16 against New ... Expand +
  • Reggie's Bush most productive season since his rookie year of 2006 has ended a little prematurely. Bush has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the New York Jets because of a knee injury. Bush... Expand +
  • Daniel Thomas expected to start On Friday, interim coach Todd Bowles said running back Reggie Bush will not play in Sunday's season finale against the New York Jets because of a knee injury... Expand +
  • Miami RB Reggie Bush missed practice for the third straight day Friday as he continues to deal with a knee injury. Bush has downplayed the issue and said he would be able to suit up for Week 17 aga... Expand +
  • Reggie Bush (knee) missed a third straight practice on Friday.
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Reggie Bush

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Reggie's in-depth Stats

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Reggie Bush Online Bio's

 

Reggie Bush @ Jockbio.com

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Reggie Bush @ Wikipedia

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2009 Archive (published August 2009)

 

Power Outtage

Pan down:  Reggie's bush keeps getting better, but his key fantasy stats keep getting worse.  He dominated at the college level, but quickly learned that in the NFL, every team has someone almost as fast as you, with bigger guys that make holes seem smaller.  He is incapable of running the ball between the tackles effectively as you have to be able to last past the first hit in the NFL.  Reggie goes down quickly.

 

TKO

Bush will go into '09 on a left knee that has experienced a PCL partial tear (four games in 2007), a torn meniscus (4.5 games in week seven of 2008) and an MCL sprain (2.5 games in week 15 of 2008), oh and he had micro-fracture surgery on this knee on January 9th, 2009.   Since Reggie's game is built on speed and elusiveness, this could spell trouble with a capital Knee.

Reggie does have one thing going for him...his age.  He is 24 years old so coming back from a surgery like that is more likely for him than it would be for a guy that is 4-5 years older.   The headaches he causes opposing defenses with his catches out of the backfield are well-documented.   This is what sustains what little fantasy value he still holds.   If you are in a league that awards points for receptions, our tune changes a bit as those 80-90 catches (assuming a 16 game season) add up to a ton of points.

 

 

2009 Fantasy Outlook

What does the risk/reward equation look like for Reggie?   It looks littered with injury potential and not a ton of fantasy points in return (pts per reception leagues withstanding).  He was on quite the role before he went down during week seven in 2008, so it's not like he doesn't have potential.  His next biggest problem (outside of his gimpy knee) is Pierre Thomas, who is doing everything in his power to make the Saints feel stupid about dropping a 2nd overall pick on Reggie.  Thomas bulked up in the off-season in response to reports that Coach Sean Payton was looking to bring in a short-yardage back for 2009.  Payton called off that search in May.  Pierre is his guy.

This worshipper of Kim Kardashian's shapely backside is looking at third down duty and spending some time in the slot, as he is too talented to limit to third downs only.  It won't be enough touches to justify a starting slot on your team, though.  And even if he's given enough touches, we are confident he can be depended on long term. 

 

Injury Alert

Red

A PCL partial tear (4 games in 2007), a torn meniscus (4.5 games in week 7 of 2008), an MCL sprain (2.5 games in week 15 of 2008), and micro-fracture surgery on this knee on January 9th, 2009 means proceed with extreme caution.

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