Joey Bosa shares an optimistic outlook for his upcoming season with the Buffalo Bills, his first with a team other than the Los Angeles Chargers. The veteran
Joey Bosa's first season with the Bills got off on the wrong foot, but the edge rusher expects to be rolling again when the team gets to training camp this summer.
The Buffalo Bills made a big surprise when they swooped in to sign Pro Bowl defensive end Joey Bosa in free agency. Bosa, the No. 3 overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft, played with the Los Angeles Chargers for the first nine years of his career.
One of the biggest issues with the Buffalo Bills signing veteran defensive end Joey Bosa in free agency was his ability to stay on the field. And we aren't even at mandatory mini-camp, and Joey already has a calf issue that could keep him out until training camp.
The Los Angeles Chargers had to make a tough decision for the second-straight offseason, as they cut ties with longtime pass rusher Joey Bosa. Bosa, the team's 2016 first round pick, was the last remaining player from their time in San Diego besides Denzel Perryman.
San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa spoke with reporters following Wednesday's practice as the team gets closer to the end of Phase Three of the offseason program.
It was a real debate earlier this offseason whether the Los Angeles Chargers should have kept Joey Bosa or not. He was entering the last year of a huge contract he signed back in 2020 that was riddled with injury guarantees.
The Buffalo Bills added a lot of firepower on the defensive line this offseason. While they moved on from Von Miller, they replaced him with Joey Bosa in free agency.
The Los Angeles Chargers made the difficult decision to say goodbye to one of their longest tenured players on this past season's team in former edge rusher Joey Bosa.
The Buffalo Bills were in the bottom half of the league this past season in sacks, so they went out and addressed it in free agency. In a recent article by PFF, they talk about some of the key players on every NFL team's starting lineup.
For the first time, Los Angeles Chargers fans have viewed Joey Bosa injury news from afar. Bosa, who spent 2016-2024 with the Chargers, had consistently battled injury woes, especially over the last few years.
Bills recently signed DE Joey Bosa, who dealt with injuries during his time with the Chargers and is expected to be out until training camp with a calf injury.
There are a number of decorated veterans who remain unsigned on the NFL free-agent market, and one, in particular, could bring value to the Buffalo Bills.
The Buffalo Bills opened organized team activities on a sour note as defensive end Joey Bosa, the team’s top offseason addition, was sidelined by a calf injury.
The Buffalo Bills are hoping to get some much-needed production from their top free agent addition, Joey Bosa, but the injury bug could potentially spoil his bounce-back bid.
The Buffalo Bills' pass rush was a point of skepticism as the 2024 season came to a close, following yet another loss at the hands of Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Los Angeles Chargers managed to get nearly a decade of high-end pass rush play out of five-time Pro Bowler Joey Bosa, but the decision to bring an end to their partnership after 72 sacks was likely influenced by his constant injury problems, which prevent him from reaching his full potential.
Buffalo Bills defensive end Joey Bosa likely will be out until training camp with a calf injury, coach Sean McDermott confirmed Tuesday. McDermott said all players were present for OTAs except for running back James Cook, who is seeking a long-term contract extension.
Bills HC Sean McDermott informed reporters this morning that DE Joey Bosa strained his calf and will miss the remainder of the spring program, via Alaina Getzenberg.