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 ...

A healthy Bosa would be the exact sort of addition the Bills need. It's just not clear whether we'll ever see that guy for 17 games again." Joey Bosa And The BillsBy Tony Fisher ...

Here we are in May, and before Bosa takes the field for his first Bills practice, he's injured.That didn't take long. McDermott commented on the Bosa injury in a press conference during the first ...

Joey Bosa is already hurt. The new Bills pass rusher went down with a calf injury last week and is expected to be out until training camp, Buffalo head coach Sean McDermott told reporters on Tuesday.

The 2025 season could be seen as a defining one for Buffalo Bills' Joey Bosa. Signing a one-year deal, and coming off another injury-interrupted season, the former first-round pick and five-time ...

Joey Bosa has a new home. And it’s the opposite side of the country. The five-time Pro Bowler is signing with the Bills on a one-year, $12.6 million contract, ESPN’s Adam Schefter first reported.

Injuries presented a constant concern for Joey Bosa with the Chargers; he has missed 23 games over the past three seasons. It is not like the former Chargers pass-rushing ace was injured every ...

Why did the Chargers release Joey Bosa? Bosa was considered a cut candidate by Los Angeles due to his $36.4 million cap hit in 2025. While still a productive edge rusher, Bosa has battled injuries ...

Smith, the long-time defensive line coach of the Chargers was retained under three different head coaches, helping develop the talents of Joey Bosa, Melvin Ingram, Tuli Tuipolotu, and Kyle ...

Joey Bosa said it’s been a challenge learning the new ... to continue his rapid development during the season because the defensive line might be thin after the departure of Melvin Ingram, ...

He is solid support behind Joey Bosa as the team tries to replace Melvin Ingram. Ravens: Tylan Wallace, WR, Oklahoma State (fourth round, No. 131 overall) ...

Bradley became a thorn in the side of the Raiders and other NFL offenses with the explosive defensive he constructed in Los Angeles, with Pro Bowlers Derwin James, Melvin Ingram, and Joey Bosa.