PLAYERS:
Reggie Bush,
Jake Long,
Randy Starks,
Sean Smith,
Brian Hartline,
Jeff Ireland,
Jason La Canfora
TEAMS: Miami Dolphins
TEAMS: Miami Dolphins
According to Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports, Miami Dolphins running back Reggie Bush likely won’t be back in South Beach next season.
“The Miami Dolphins face the daunting task of trying to secure a host of their core players for the long term, with running back Reggie Bush, left tackle Jake Long, top defensive lineman Randy Starks, top corner Sean Smith and top receiver Brian Hartline all in the final year of their deals. The Dolphins have had no substantial discussions with the group since before the season, sources said, and talks with most of those potential free agents did not expand beyond the preliminary stage. Considering many of those players are likely to be among the best available talent at their positions, agents and rival executives have been surprised by the lack of movement. League sources said the Dolphins plan to do the bulk of their contract work after the season — a strategy that could prove dangerous — as all of those players save for Long are having strong seas...
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