49ers defensive end Nick Bosa didn’t practice this week, but that reportedly won’t keep him from playing Sunday. Bossa is suffering from a hamstring injury. Today we will discuss about Nick Bosa: Roughing the passer| Diet| Workout.
Nick Bosa: Roughing the passer| Diet| Workout
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Bosa was once again ruled out of practice on Thursday as he struggles with a hamstring injury. It’s not going to be easy playing Seattle on Thursday night, Nick Bosa hasn’t lost anything.
Roughing the passer
San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa is in the running for NFL Defensive Player of the Year, and he proved it again on Thursday night against the Seattle Seahawks. However, after a hit on Geno Smith, there was another rough-the-passer call, this time on Bosa.
Diet
He told The Athletic that his eating routine now consists mostly of fruit juice in the morning, followed by ground bison, turkey bacon and egg whites with vegetables. Bosa then eats every three hours, chowing down mostly on fish and salad throughout the day—from salmon to tuna to grouper and sea bass.
Workout
He is a training machine who, at Ohio State, earned the respect of renowned coach Urban Meyer for his unique work ethic. “No one has worked harder to prepare to play football than Joey,” says Meyer. “He never stopped working hard to play the game at the highest level.”
THIS IS NOT ROUGHING THE PASSER pic.twitter.com/xL4e68IDf4
— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) December 16, 2022
Did the 49ers lose Bosa?
The 49ers’ defense lost Bosa, Jimmy Ward, Emmanuel Mosley.
Is Joey better than Nick Bosa?
Nick once again wields enormous authority over his older brother Joey. The 49ers’ star pass rusher was ranked No. 25 overall on the NFL’s annual Top 100 list — five spots ahead of his older brother Joey.
