BREAKING: Joey Bosa reveals Josh Allen’s special pitch that should get Bills fans pumped
This pair has the potential to become legendary in Buffalo.
The Buffalo Bills have officially signed star pass rusher Joey Bosa, finalizing a one-year, $12.6 million deal earlier this week. With the agreement now confirmed, Bosa is set to take over as the veteran edge rusher, filling the role previously held by Von Miller.
Known for his relentless play, Bosa has been a dominant force throughout his career. During his nine seasons with the Chargers, he recorded four campaigns with double-digit sacks and five seasons with at least 20 quarterback hits. His ability to disrupt opposing offenses is undeniable.
However, staying healthy will be key, as injuries have limited him to just 28 regular season games over the past three years. Despite the risk, Buffalo couldn’t pass up on his talent. Teaming up with Greg Rousseau, A.J. Epenesa, newly signed Michael Hoecht, and Javon Solomon, Bosa strengthens a defensive front that could be the key to the Bills’ postseason success.
Following his signing, Bosa spoke to the media and shared a message from MVP quarterback Josh Allen, who texted him: “If we do what we set out to do, we can be immortalized in this town,” per Sal Capaccio.
Josh Allen and Joey Bosa have fantastic chance at becoming legends in Buffalo
The Bills are on the verge of a Super Bowl breakthrough and have been since the 2020 season. They’ve reached the AFC Championship Game twice in that span and consistently dominated the AFC East. Meanwhile, Bosa has yet to win a division title and has only made the playoffs three times, with his deepest run ending in the divisional round in 2018.
Now, adding Bosa to a true Super Bowl contender like Buffalo significantly boosts their chances of finally getting over the hump. The idea of Allen and Bosa leading the charge to a championship—and potentially being the driving forces behind the Bills’ first Lombardi Trophy—would be an incredible storyline.
Bringing a Super Bowl title to Western New York remains the ultimate goal, and Bosa has landed in an ideal situation, joining a team built to make history.