Reggie Bush News

NFL offseason training activities give the NFL world the first glimpse into the coming regular season.

New Detroit Lions running back Reggie Bush just wants to win. With that mentality comes a willingness to do whatever the coaches ask of him, including returning punts.

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Coming off a disappointing 4-12 season, the Detroit Lions are seeking more leadership on the field and in the locker room.

Reggie Bush grew up in Los Angeles and played at USC. His previous NFL homes have been New Orleans and Miami.

Bush has adopted the no-nonsense mantra since signing with Detroit in the first 24 hours of free agency back in April stepped up to the microphone after Wednesday's Organized Team Activity practice wearing a t-shirt that said "Train, Eat, Sleep, Repeat.

Here are some things you need to know about today's practice : -- Detroit's practice was not padded, and the team did not go full speed often on Wednesday.

Delmas is presumably in Miami rehabbing to prepare for the upcoming season. He is expected to be back in Allen Park next week, according to sources.

Former Dolphins RB Reggie Bush signed a 4-year deal with the Lions this off-season Joel Auerbach/Getty Images Ever since that fateful day in 1999 when Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders retired, the Detroit Lions have been clamoring for that home-run hitting running back.

It's one thing to amass an NFL record 1,964 receiving yards against every imaginable multiple coverage, against defenses that paid little or no regard to any other aspect of the Lions' offense as Calvin Johnson did last season.

Johnson caught 122 passes for an NFL-record 1,964 yards last season, putting up incredible numbers despite the fact that the rest of the offense was inconsistent.

Plans to tear down an old fudge shop to make way for an inn along Mackinac's bustling Main Street... England's Alastair Cook, left, and New Zealand's Brendon McCullum pose with the trophy Wednesday for this week's competition at Lord's cricket ground in London.

Titus Young catches a pass in front of Tim Jennings at Soldier Field in Chicago, Nov.

The Detroit Lions finished 4-12 in 2012, but there are still a lot of reasons for optimism this offseason.

About a week before he was arrested for the first time, Titus Young happened to be on the same flight from Miami to Detroit as Lions linebacker and former teammate Stephen Tulloch.

Reggie Bush 's appearance Friday morning on the NFL Network reinforced what should be a fun 2013 trend in at least two sectors of the NFC North: Running backs catching passes.

"As far as from the offensive perspective, it's a lot like what we did in New Orleans when I was with the New Orleans Saints," Lions running back Reggie Bush said on the NFL Network on Friday.

Q: "Do you think there could be a formation that would have both Bush and Riddick in the backfield at the same time?" -- Brian A: Riddick needs to make the team first.

Now that D-Will has a new contract, what does that do for the Panthers? The obvious is the cap for the 2013 season and beyond.

The Detroit Lions recently hosted free agent receiver Josh Cribbs, but knee issues might explain why he left town without a contract.