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Age: 33
Weight: 221 lbs
Height: 5' 10"
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Miami let Reggie Bush sign with Detroit because they ar...

The South Florida Sun Sentinel

Apr 03, 2013 · 11:35 AM EDT

Miami let Reggie Bush sign with Detroit because they are excited about Lamar Miller's future based on his 4.9 yards per carry average, and upside. Miller's teammates sing his praises regularly. The Dolphins are concerned about Daniel Thomas' durability, and his ability to be the big, physical goal line runner this offense needs. The Dolphins will likely add another young back, or two via the draft.

Fantasy Impact:

We're expecting Lamar Miller to serve as Miami's RB1, though as the article mentions, the Dolphins are expected to add a RB or two this offseason.

"It's a running back's dream," Reggie Bush, 28, told th...

The Detroit Free Press

Mar 14, 2013 · 10:22 AM EDT

"It's a running back's dream," Reggie Bush, 28, told the media Wednesday, after signing a four-year free-agent deal to be the latest cog in the Lions' yardage machine. "It's the first thing we talked about when we watched the film and saw those safeties deep and those safeties rolling over, double-covering Calvin Johnson. It's a running back's dream."

Fantasy Impact:

Bush will reportedly be given the opportunity to earn "feature back" duties, which could mean big things for him in Detroit. Keep in mind that Mike Leshoure is a very capable goal line back, so he may vulture some red zone touches, limiting Bush's upside. Bush should be especially good in PPR formats as the Lions tend to throw the ball a ton. At this point, Bush's departure leaves Lamar Miller the favorite to start for the Dolphins.

Lions ink Reggie Bush to four-year deal

The USA Today

Mar 13, 2013 · 2:14 PM EDT

Reggie Bush agreed to terms on a four-year deal with the Detroit Lions, the team has announced via its website. The former No. 2 overall pick spent the last two seasons with the Miami Dolphins trying to prove he can be a featured back and now he'll get the chance to take the bulk of the load with the Lions as well.

Bush will step into a backfield that has been without Jahvid Best but also includes Mikel Leshoure.

"Definitely where we are, he definitely would be the missing piece," Lions offensive guard Rob Sims said. "With our aerial attack and he can catch the ball the way we can out of the backfield and some of the other running game stuff we got in place, I think it's tailor-made for him."

Fantasy Impact:

Bush will reportedly be given the opportunity to earn "feature back" duties, which could mean big things for him in Detroit. Keep in mind that Mikel Leshoure is a very capable goal line back, so he may vulture some red zone touches, limiting Bush's upside. Bush should be especially good in PPR formats as the Lions tend to throw the ball a ton. At this point, Bush's departure leaves Lamar Miller the favorite to start for the Dolphins.