Joey Bosa Could Be Perfect for This Struggling NFL Team
Joey Bosa, a veteran edge rusher and former Buffalo Bills player, remains a free agent and could be a valuable addition to the Tennessee Titans. Despite a decline in performance during the second half of the 2025 season, his experience and connection to Titans defensive coaches Gus Bradley and Robert Saleh make him a compelling fit. With ample cap space and recent defensive investments, the Titans could use Bosa to strengthen their pass rush and contend in the AFC South.
- ▪Joey Bosa played one season with the Buffalo Bills after eight years with the Chargers.
- ▪Bosa recorded four sacks and a 17.5% pressure rate in his first eight games of 2025, but only one sack and an 8.3% pressure rate afterward.
- ▪The Titans have $63.1 million in cap space and defensive ties to Bosa through coaches Gus Bradley and Robert Saleh.
- ▪Matt Okada of NFL.com suggests Bosa is best suited as a rotational edge rusher.
- ▪The Titans recently acquired Jermaine Johnson II and drafted Keldric Faulk to improve their defensive line.
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By Anne EricksonShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.It's that time in the NFL offseason when there just aren't a lot of good free agents remaining, and that makes the guys left extra valuable.One of those players who's among the coveted remaining NFL free agents is former Buffalo Bills edge Joey Bosa. He was with the Buffalo Bills last season, and before then, he spent eight seasons with the Chargers.Bosa is a true veteran, in every sense of the word, and that translates especially well into the edge position.
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