Reggie Bush News
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Wide receiver Wes Welker’s move to Denver made the Broncos the new favorite to win the 2014 Super Bowl, moving them past his old team, the New England Patriots.
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Mike Wallace joined the Miami Dolphins as the National Football League’s free agent signing period began, while the Philadelphia Eagles released Pro Bowl cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha and the Buffalo Bills cut starting quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick.
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Former Pro Bowl wide receivers Percy Harvin and Anquan Boldin are on the verge of switching teams as the National Football League’s free-agent signing period begins today with fellow wideouts Mike Wallace, Greg Jennings and Wes Welker among the top players on the market.
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New Orleans Saints tailback Reggie Bush , aided by a lawyer known for representing Hollywood celebrities, settled a lawsuit over alleged payments to Bush and his family while he was still at the University of Southern California.
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Reggie Bush will forfeit the 2005 Heisman Trophy he won at the University of Southern California, a decision that comes after the NCAA said he was ineligible to play college football that season because of rules violations.
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New Orleans Saints tailback Reggie Bush , aided by a lawyer known for representing Hollywood celebrities, settled a lawsuit over alleged payments to him and his family while he was still in college.
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The organization that presents the Heisman Trophy will discuss whether Reggie Bush should keep his 2005 award after college football’s governing body ruled him ineligible the season he won it.
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Miami Dolphins running back Reggie Bush will miss his team’s regular-season finale against the New York Jets due to a knee injury.
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Quarterback Kevin Kolb was traded by the Philadelphia Eagles to the Arizona Cardinals, who released quarterback Derek Anderson yesterday during the third day of National Football League free-agent negotiations.
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Reggie Bush says he’s giving up the Heisman Trophy he won as college football’s best player in 2005 because of allegations of rules violations during his time at the University of Southern California.
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