The Dolphins released QB David Garrard.

Reggie Bush wants to lead the NFL in rushing after proving last year he could be an every-down back for the Miami Dolphins.

Bush first made the statement during a South Florida television appearance in the spring, and he's not backing down.

"I believe in setting the highest goals possible," Bush said. "If you're not setting the highest standards for yourself, then you don't belong in this game."

Bush never carried the ball more than 157 times in any season with the Saints, but he led Miami with 216 rushing attempts in 2011.

With the Dolphins switching to a more pass-oriented offense under first-year coach Joe Philbin, it's debatable whether Bush will get as many carries this season.

Certainly, it doesn't appear to be an offense suited to produce an NFL rushing champion.

Bush doesn't seem concerned.

"I think it is very possible," he said. "We'll see when this train begins, but I think it is possible."

Bush may not get that many carries again, but he could make up for it in the passing game. With Chad Johnson cut, the team lacks talent at WR and the QB position seems up in the air with Ryan Tannehill, David Garrard and Matt Moore still battling for the starting spot. Bush may have to be a focal point of the offense in one way or another. He's definitely someone to look at in PPR leagues.

Legendary broadcaster Dick Stockton just said on 790 The Ticket that QB Ryan Tannehill is starting for the Miami Dolphins tonight.

Perhaps this race for the starting QB position is getting closer. No matter who wins the job, they are only considered a QB3 option in most leagues with just not a ton of talent to work with at WR. Tannehill at least has some upside and is someone to watch, but it seems like we know what to expect from David Garrard and Matt Moore...

According to beat writer Ben Volin, Dolphins QB David Garrard was having trouble grasping the playbook before he suffered a knee injury that will require him to miss the next 2-4 weeks.

“While Garrard looked the best of the three QBs, he also had some trouble grasping the playbook. When the Dolphins run their no-huddle, up-tempo offense in practice, Garrard would sometimes need QB coach Zac Taylor to call in the play two or three times, or have a teammate explain the play to him, before recalling the play and everyone's responsibility.”

Jay Glazer on Dolphins QB David Garrard: "Just got off phone w David Garrard, says he's getting his knee scoped tomorrow and docs tell him 2-4 weeks rec time. 'Nothing happened, just Father Time, wear and tear. They have to take out loose things floating around.'"

Garrard was the favorite to start, but this opens the door for Matt Moore or Ryan Tannehill to win the job.

Dolphins first QB depth chart: David Garrard, Matt Moore, Ryan Tannehill.

Following a one-day holdout, Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill has agreed to a four-year contract according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter via Twitter.

“Dolphins made concessions to make deal palatable, but Ryan Tannehill was unwilling to miss more time to continue fight on offset language.”

Financial terms aren’t yet available but Tannehill will immediately report to training camp and will compete with David Garrard and Matt Moore for Miami’s starting quarterback job.

In the very first drill, Dolphins QB Matt Moore opens up with the first-team offense, though QB David Garrard gets his turn with the starting offense as well.

Dolphins first round pick, QB Ryan Tannehill, is not yet in camp.

Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reports that the Dolphins’ starting quarterback job is between David Garrard and Matt Moore. While receivers have raved about rookie QB Ryan Tannehill’s arm strength, he reportedly is having trouble with the speed of the game. He’s taking too many would-be sacks during practice and his timing has been off with his throws. Thus, look for Garrard or Moore to man the starting position until Tannehill is ready to take over.

The Palm Beach Post reported ESPN’s Adam Schefter said Saturday that he’s hearing David Garrard has the early advantage in the battle for the starting quarterback job.

As for rookie Ryan Tannehill, he’s not in the running right now due to his untimely mistakes, particularly when throwing into traffic. Coach Joe Philbin and his staff have made it clear that turnovers will not be tolerated, so for now at least Tannehill will continue his apprenticeship as the No. 3 guy.

No matter who wins the job, don't expect them to be ranked too high on our QB board, and chances are they won't even get drafted. But the key thing to note here is it sounds like Tannehill has some work to do before moving up the depth charts and having fantasy value.