49ers’ Analyst Makes Wild Suggestion About Putting This DE Back in The Game

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“Krueger expects Nick to improve in the coming weeks,” Sactown Sports reported. “If he gets back to his usual form, the 49ers already have a centerpiece for their pass rush. Joey,…

The NFL trade deadline has come and gone and the San Francisco 49ers are still basking in the glow of their recent addition, wide receiver Keenan Allen, and are now mulling over other potential options that could add to their already frightening team – yeah, they still are even with the injuries.

According to Sactown Sports 1140, they could be looking to add some more strength on the edge and suggested they might consider taking a glance at the Bosa bloodline. Mainly? Defensive end Joey Bosa.

“Krueg Show Pod” host and ex-NFL scout Larry Krueger joined the Sacramento AM radio show “The Drive Guys” to discuss the probability of that actually going down.

“There is Joey Bosa, if you want to call him up,” Krueger said, according to Sactown Sports. “I don’t know what his appetite is to come out of retirement.”

Bosa – who is the older brother of 49ers’ defensive end Nick Bosa – signed with the Buffalo Bills in 2025, never firmly committed to retirement, but he hasn’t played in awhile.

Younger brother Nick recently returned to the team after missing weeks with a calf strain and while he appeared to struggling to get back to his pre-injury form, San Francisco still beat the Las Vegas Raiders during his return.

“Felt good, just getting the body back in football shape,” Bosa said on Wednesday following practice. “Felt pretty damn good for the first time out there.”

While Krueger said it will take a little bit for Nick to get back into his regular flow, he believes that adding Joey would be a massive benefit.

“Krueger expects Nick to improve in the coming weeks,” Sactown Sports reported. “If he gets back to his usual form, the 49ers already have a centerpiece for their pass rush. Joey, should he be willing and able to return to football, would give the club another possible edge option – and the brothers a chance to play together in Santa Clara.”

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