Bosa said he's embracing the fresh start and the high expectations that come with joining a perennial contender. After years of injury setbacks and postseason frustrations, he believes the change of scenery and renewed focus on his health can help him return to form.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/chargers as Joey Bosa makes a controversial admission while comparing Bills vs. Chargers. Former Los Angeles Chargers star Joey Bosa started off his journey with the Buffalo Bills with a small bit of injury news and has otherwise been a quiet part of the offseason.

New Buffalo Bills pass rusher Joey Bosa missed spring workouts with a calf injury but said he's already passed that issue.

From the outside looking in, head coach Sean McDermott gave a positive update on Bosa from training camp as well. "Couldn't be more happy with the work that he's put in to come back healthy and ready to go," McDermott said.

The Buffalo Bills, like all other 31 teams in the league, have kicked off training camp this week. While the organization heads into camp with one of the deepest rosters in football, they did have some health concerns to deal with.

Joey Bosa hasn't been in Buffalo long. But the 10-year NFL veteran has already discovered what makes the Bills different than the rest of the league. Bosa summed up Buffalo's culture in one sentence to reporters this week: "I hung out more with teammates in Buffalo in the 6 weeks I was here than probably my entire career."

The Buffalo Bills have kicked off 2025 training camp with a clear focus on managing Joey Bosa’s health. After signing the Pro Bowl edge rusher in the

The Buffalo Bills made a big splash when they signed Joey Bosa, but his health is always a red flag. Defensive coordinator Bobby Babich revealed they plan to manage his reps accordingly.