Nick Bosa breaks down 49ers DE Leonard Floyd's physique as only he can

Leonard Floyd was one of the key free-agent pickups for the San Francisco 49ers during the offseason, with the 31-year-old expected to fill the void left by the departure of defensive end Chase Young and serve as a productive bookend opposite All-Pro Nick Bosa on the defensive line.

Given Floyd's impressive consistency over the course of the last four seasons—he's one of just three players in the NFL to average at least nine sacks or more—it would come across as a little surprising to have his physical build come into question at this point of his career. But, nonetheless, that was the topic of note when Bosa took the podium to speak with the media following Tuesday's practice.

Here was the initial question posed to Bosa regarding the eight-year veteran.

"When he's [Floyd] out there in his shorts and with his shirt cut off, and you see how thin he looks, he looks almost like a basketball player. How does he hold leverage? What's your observation on how he survives, not only survives but thrives, with that kind of build?"

Bosa, clearly amused by the question, answered in his signature laid back, sleepy tone, beginning with a where-have-you-been type of response.

"Uh, have you seen him up close?" Bosa asked with a laugh. "He's pretty built. He's about 245 [pounds], shredded, probably like five percent body fat and he can run. So I think he'll be just fine in this scheme and he's proved that he could rush the passer. So, it's good to have him."