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Running back Reggie Bush, who played the last two seasons with the Miami Dolphins, has agreed to an undisclosed contract with the Detroit Lions.

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Former New Orleans Saints running back Reggie Bush, who is now a member of the Miami Dolphins, is getting ready to be a father.

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Jonathon Amaya was acquired a season ago from the Miami Dolphins in a trade involving Reggie Bush. Saturday he was let go by the Saints for a player named Bush. New Orleans claimed strong safety Rafael Bush (pictured above along with his traps) today off waivers from the Denver Broncos. Bush comes with...

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Before the 2011 season began, Carson Palmer was retired, the Bengals were supposed to struggle, the Eagles were suppose to fly into the playoffs, and Tim Tebow was the 4th string quarterback of the Denver Broncos. Surprise! Here are the top 10 NFL Surprise stories of the 2011 season.

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The winless Miami Dolphins lost their sixth game of the year yesterday, blowing a late lead to the Denver Broncos before losing 18-15. Dolphins running back Reggie Bush didn't sugarcoat his team's performance after the game as he described his embarrassment to the media.

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Before the start of training camp, the New Orleans Saints traded Reggie Bush, who was the second overall pick in the 2006 NFL draft, to the Miami Dolphins,  in exchange for Jonathon Amaya, and draft choices.

How has that much-talked- about deal work out for both teams, so far?

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Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano spoke glowingly about his new RB Reggie Bush throughout training camp. Sparano said Bush would get his chance to be an every-down back and would get 20 or more touches a game. Maybe he was lying to Bush or just himself. Bush touched the ball 6 times for 21 yards on Sunday in a loss to the Houston Texans. Rookie RB Daniel Thomas carried the rock 18 times for 107 yards.

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If Reggie Bush doesn't show he can be a full-time, every down NFL back with the Miami Dolphins, it apparently won't be because of lack of work ethic.

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When the NFL lockout came to an end, the New Orleans Saints traded running back Reggie Bush to the Miami Dolphins.

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Mark Ingram has a lot in common with Reggie Bush. They both play running back. They both played on BCS National Championship teams in college. They both won Heisman Trophies. And they were both drafted in the first-round of the NFL Draft by the New Orleans Saints.

Ingram is a lot different from Bush in a lot of ways too, however.

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