Bush practices with hip injury, not knee injury

The good news for Dolphins running back Reggie Bush is that his knee injury has healed to the point where it doesn’t show up on the injury report.
The bad news for Dolphins running back Reggie Bush is that he now has a hip injury.
Bush was limited in practice on Wednesday, due to a hip that he apparently injured when he played against the Cardinals on Sunday, seven days after injuring his knee.
Not practicing on Wednesday were linebacker Kelvin Burnett (foot), cornerback Richard Marshall (back), and cornerback Nolan Carroll.
Also limited were defensive tackle Tony McDaniel (knee) and linebacker Austin Spitler (groin).  Fully participating were defensive tackle Paul Soliai (ankle) and receiver Marlon Moore (hamstring).
The Dolphins face the Bengals on Sunday in Cincinnati.

Source: PFT.com
Author: Mike Florio
Photo: Bill Ingram/Blogs.PalmBeachPost.com

Reggie Bush could miss a week or two

The good news for Dolphins running back Reggie Bush is that an MRI of his left knee revealed no structural damage.
The not-quite-as-good news is that Bush could still miss one or two weeks.
The knee, per a league source, is sore and stiff.  He’ll try in the coming days to work out the stiffness.  His ability to play will hinge on his ability to loosen up the knee.
The Dolphins are on the road for the next two weeks, at Arizona and then at Cincinnati.  He could play in both games, one, or neither.  For now, it all depends on how the knee responds.

source: PFT.com
author: Mike Florio
photo by Bill Ingram, staff Blogs.PalmBeachPost.com