So far, Joey Bosa’s signature is glorious for Buffalo bills ahead of the final settlement on Thursday night with Miami Dolphins.
Through two games there is a bag with a bag, NFL-high three forced fumbles, and leads the accounts with eight QB pressure.
“I think I have a lot to prove to myself mainly, because that’s all that really matters, that I still have the stuff to give this game,” Bosa told the Associated Press this week. “It’s just fun to have a new start with a new team and get to experience football in a different environment and a whole new situation.”
Bosa, who turned 30 in July, has been injured for injuries over the past three seasons and played in only 28 of 51 games. Now, in Buffalo, Edge Rusher is fresh.
“It’s crazy to think that I’m thirty, but I have a lot of life left,” Bosa said. “And when I feel good, I feel good and young. And I feel as good as I have all my career.”
The bills lived for Bosa for one year, $ 12.61 million, with an additional $ 3 million in the incentive performance, in the hope that he would be a steady force opposite Gregory Rousseau, which they have missed since Von Miller’s injury in 2022.
There are only two weeks, but the capacity to play in the back will pay dividends.
“Mentally, maybe a little older. But physically I feel pretty good now,” said Bosa. “Old Joey, new Joey, I think I’m just Joey. And I think when I’m healthy and I feel good, I play good football.”
The key for Bosa will be healthy in the long run. Buffalo is not after winning in September, it is chasing Lombardi in February.