Bills' Joey Bosa gives positive injury update
Bosa, 30, came to Buffalo after a few injury filled years with the Los Angeles Chargers. A calf injury happened early during his first season in Buffalo's minicamp.
Even so, Bosa gave himself a clean bill of heath during Bills training camp.
"I feel great," Bosa said. Last year I felt great, but this year I feel tip top."
Following the Bills' decision to release Von Miller, Bosa was signed to provide the veteran presence on Buffalo's defensive line. The Bills are hoping Bosa can re-gain his health and Pro Bowl status.
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.
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