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49ers free agency: Position-by-position look at defense that could add Joey Bosa

Joey Bosa was released by the Chargers on March 5, 2025, after nine seasons, saving the team $25.36 million in cap space.
Joey Bosa's release means he enters free agency and has not stated his preferred destination yet.
Joey Bosa is considered one of the best Chargers ever, ranking second in franchise history for career sacks.

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Capital Journal

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Door Remains Open for Joey Bosa's Return to Chargers

The Chargers are open to bringing Joey Bosa back at a reduced salary.

28 days ago

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The San Francisco Standard

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Kawakami's 49ers offseason predictions: Adding a Bosa, Purdy's deal date, and more

The 49ers will be walking a tightrope between cutting their spending and remaining relevant for Super Bowl contention. Can GM John Lynch pull it all off?

28 days ago

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Report: 49ers DT Javon Hargrave to be cut next week

The San Francisco 49ers informed defensive tackle Javon Hargrave that he will be released on the first day of the new league year next week, ESPN reported on Thursday. Hargrave, 32, will test free agency after being cut on Wednesday.…

29 days ago

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New York Post

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49ers interested in reuniting Bosa brothers — as mom weighs in

The 49ers have a leg up on the competition in the free-agency rush for Joey Bosa and reunite him with brother Nick.

29 days ago·New York, United States

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Sports Illustrated

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Joey Bosa’s Mom Wants Special NFL Team to Sign Her Son After Chargers Release

Joey Bosa's mother wants the 49ers to sign him after his release from the Chargers so that he can play with his brother Nick.

29 days ago·New York, United States

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Marin Independent Journal

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49ers free agency: Position-by-position look at defense that could add Joey Bosa

SANTA CLARA — Robert Saleh’s return as the 49ers’ defensive coordinator could start a trend of reunions. Next week’s start of free agency offers a slew of ex-49ers defenders, not to mention a handful of players Saleh coached with the Jets the previous four seasons. It also offers a chance for Nick Bosa to join forces on the defensive line with his older brother Joey, who got released Wednesday after nine seasons with the Chargers. Their mom Cher…

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